New-York tribune., 1896-11-28
WESTCHESTER NEWS.
PEEKSKILL.

A council OF Chosen Friends vii! be Instituted
this evening in the lodgerooms Of the Improved
order of Red Men, in the Jordan Building.
The ladies OF the Dorcas Society have sent out
warning that a woman OF the name OF Mrs McCoy
f. canvassng the village and frauduently obtaining
funds food and clothing in the name OF the Dorcas
Society and the Helping Hand Association She mas
No, hing 10 do with either OF these charitable ns'
trions and has been doing this imposors WORK
before.
Centennial Hose Company's fair has been goins
on for the last week. making twelve days so 'a'
IL Is intended 10 close the fete tonight. Inc coh
ties, for the most popular oarswoman clossa r ,he
night and at O'Clock tonight the contesi 10, ',is
most handsome fireman vii. close lhe "ia'l ,h cIoe
OF the fair The attendance has been far ouI no. 40,
as good as last week. There have been TOO many
Colonel Thomas d. Husted. OF Lafayette lace pca,
was sus at hs aasF ias, Wenesay q hs sH' evening
Mis-. Sarah Maria Wesbrook. Of Paudins-si ene
Of me Van couraInds Gnaper ar he
dinner OF the daughters given In honor OF the ami
y,rsary of Evacuation Day at staten '-a"d ."
There We're four weddings in Peekskill on Wednes Ines
day cXen!ng and Two on d9anNssy,N IN he police
force and Miss Amelia Abee danghst OF penksii xiii
Mrs cnaTes A5 of No 10 syen n the
OF the Assumption at I o'clock me ne i,e, Vrc Ur
James T. Curran rector of the church: periorneu
the ceremony. The best man was William anes Mcs
Doris Thomas Gallery George McMahon. john j.
Torpy aud Thomas Maey. al of reekski, nd Ihe ,he
maid of honor was Miss Minnie swift, ana ,he n
bridesmaid WIS Miss Carrie Abele IA sister Oh 'ns
bride A short reception was held AT the hoihe VI
the brides parents. after when therc W.T.. -
wedding supper at the Allen House ana r'cepl'on
there at which seventy-ive Invited gueSts W.
present The honeymoon VIII be spent NJ RIM
delphia and Washington. and MT ana ArS. I"N,.i "
y mi live in Ncw-York City on their RETURN, JONI
Knox Simpkns son of Mr. and Mrs. Corneiihs '.
Simpkins of tnon-avc.. and Miss Annie Fry;
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Fry, were inat,ieu
in the rectory of st. Peters Church by tht KEY.
William Fisher Lewis at p. M. on Wednesday. III
the presence Of their immediate relatives. Aiter
the ceremony there Il wedding supper AT the
home of the brides parents. In Hadden-st Mr
and Mrs Simpkins went to New-fork the same
evening 10 their home. whore another wedding
supper and reception were given FOR ew-iorK
friends , ,,,
on the same evening Harry Gillette and MISS
Minnie Gertrude Taylor. the youngest daughter or
Mr. and Mrs f.. &. Taylor. were married by the
Rev. William Fisher Lewis. . >,
on the sa ne evening "A o'clock Miss sadie r..
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Tompkins. ana Ed,
ward r. Valentine married at the nome OF
the brides parents, No. Ice Brown-st. the fcV
Alfred Coons performed the ceremony IN the pres
cncc of lOO guests. John Helliker was best man;
Miss Hattie 7. Tompkins and Edith Tompklns, SIS
ters of the bride bridesmaids while Miss Ella
Valentine n sister OF the bridegroom was the maid
of honor. There were "A wedding reception and sup
per after the ceremony.
Miss Susan Brennan and Thomas r Kennedy
were married at the Church OF the Assumption at
3 o'clock Thanksgiving afternoon by the Rev. Dr.
James L. Curran.