New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
PEEKSKILL.
TWO SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF THE WEEK
THAT WE'RE LARGELY ATTENDED,
AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE SONS AND DAuGH
TIERS OF THE REVOLUTION AND Sill


YER WEDDING CELEBRATION.
The two social affairs Of the week the silver
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Moses
Monday evening and the informal tea TO the
Sons and Daughters Of the Revolution on Thursday
evening by Mrs. Crumb and Mrs. Prince Thers
were about fifty guests at the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs
Moses No. 80 Wels-st., to congratulate them upon
their silver wedding anniversary. The evening was
pleasantly spent Mr. and Mrs Moses received It
number of handsome silver gifts Among those
present were Colonel and Mrs. Thomas d. Hustled
Mrs. Northrop Walters Stanley NJ. Walters. Mi
and Mrs. William III. Clinton, Charles r. CLINTON
william II. Clinton. Jr. Miss Margaret Clinton, MI
and Mrs Charles W. Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Casper
ID. Dyckman, Mr. ana Mrs. Seth Taber. Frank
Clinton. Mr. and Mrs Robert ~ Ames. Miss Berta
Taber. Dudley Tabcr Miss Annie f.. Barrett. Ar
thur Clinton, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b. Durrin Mrs
Frank a. Allen. Miss Kate Clinton DR.. and Mrs
Charles C. Knight, Robert Clinton. the Rev
Thomas Chalmers Straus. Frank Allen. Morris r.
Clinton. Mrs. Robert T.. Clark Miss Alice VI. Aboti
and Miss Carolyn Allen. of Peekskill; Mrs. Sarnuci
S. Rogers and Edward +. Rogers. of Lee. Mass. ,
Mr. and Mrs J. II. Moses and Miss Helen h. Moses
OF Croton Falls and Mr.. and Mrs Boiver New
bury. OF Coxsacke. n Y.
The informal tea to the Daughters and Sons Of
the Revolution of Pcekskill and their friends by
Mrs. Crumb. wife OF County Clerk Leverett +.
Crumb. and Mrs John u Prince. the home Of
f fnelr parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. George =. starr, no
l29 Highest. WAS happy occasion. The house
decorated with pottrd plants and cut howers. lam
terms bunting and the colors of the society, blue
+ and yellow. Tea served by Miss Townley aud
Misc Slater. Nearly 100 guests were present. Among
the invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James W.
Hustled. Mr. and Mrs Henry Waters. Miss Waters,
the Rev. and Mrs J. Richie Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert s. Allen. Miss Allen Cornelius A. Pugslsy,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob NJ. shpley. Miss Ship.ey. Miss
Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wells Miss Wells.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles c. knight, the Misses Knight
DR. and Mrs Charles Asher Knight Mr.. and Mrs.
r Stanley Boyd Miss stanton. Mr. and Mrs. How
ard " Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Landy
Miss Landy. Mr.. and Mrs James X Apgar' Mrs
Curry Miss Seymour. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs : Fletcher Allen. Miss Murdoch. the Rev
Hugh { Townley Mrs. Townlcy and Miss Town
lev Mr. Townley. Miss Frost, DR.. John Newell III
der and Mrs. Tild> n. John y. Tilden. ir George To-
Briggs Miss Slater Miss Knox. Mr. and Mrs San
ford r. Knapp Roland Belknarp. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert MacCord. Mrs T. y Johnson. Miss Johh-
son Professor aud Mrs. Charles W. Clinton, MIS-
Matthews Mrs. l. Q. Rankin Miss Nissan. Miss
5 NJ Wostbrook John b. Westbrook. Mrs. West
brook Mr. and Mrs Edward Briggs. Mr. Dunnins
Mr. and Mrs James H. Townsend, or SihE SIN
Miss Myra Lindsey Murray. of Sing sing MT ana
Mrs Frank NJ Dain Mr.. and Mrs. Harry /. DAM
Miss Jewell Miss Taylor, Miss Beecher, Mr.. ana
Mrs Edward +. Hill, Miss Dyckman Mr.. and MI
o Griffin Miss Eleanor f.eavens Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edward T. Young Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tate MT
Z and Mrs. Fred H. Southland. Mr.. and Mrs SHIech'
Dr and Mrs. stephen Frost Horton, Or ana MIS-.
Eldorls DeMott Lyon. George H. Waters, MI. ana
Mrs Wilbur l.. Ellis. Mrs. J. VI. Jacobus Mrs
Henry 5 Free Mir and Mrs Clarence De Witt
Rogers DR. and Mrs. William Merle Carhart Rob
ori Rrotherton Mrs. Jennie Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs
Dwight $ IIerrick MIR. and Mrs Albert Genet Mr..
and Mrs Nelson q. Foshay, Mr.. and Mrs William
Mahe the Misses Hunt Mrs Julia Prince Mrs Flora
- h.an
Miss Harriet Free and Mr.. and Mrs. Haley
W Cougar Morgan of Albany, spent last sun
dav Mt the home Of Warren Jordan. in Main-st
Arthur r. williams. of the Clinton Classical
School has gone his rome In Lawrence Kan
after living in Peekskili for several years. He Vi
enter the Kansas University.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavor Of the Reformed Church will hold Jap
ancse fetc beginning october II
Samuel + Phelps who owned onc-thrd OF the
building occupied by the Peekskll Cigar Factory
in Main-st has sold his interest to Joseph Gynnes.
OF the firm Of Gynnes & Cohn who now occupy
the building
4 A number OF buildings including large store
and two dwellings viii be sold AZ partition sale to-
day at II o'clock the Eagle Hotel The are the
property Of the Henry Moore and the Maria Moore
estate.
Harry \ Griffin. son of Herbert Griffin. has on.
tered Olivot College of Olivet Mich. He departed
for that place Monday p.s
he Washington
kceps". has accepted me lN r, ~, ,bn n,r,o
Kill Fire Department to take i, Part IN ,mr PS y
M Mr.. and Mrs Euclid Anderson have returned
from an outing at Lake George
William r. horton has returned from his vaca-
''S Miss Fagler Of orange Is visiting Miss Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mccoy. of Brooklyn. are
Mrs sarah Ferris. of Ocean Grove is visiting
TDotf1 Ferris Of InOn-aNc.
Miss bertha and Master Edwin MADDEN visit
ing friends at cold Spring. go .,, =, ,,,
Mrs nd ES Mrs Mi o of rT of No. rs oui5i
Henry Bcicfcuille, Of Portsmouth, Va is visit
~" N,s a. Iotti. Ferris Of Tarrytown formerly of
Pcekskili is visiting friends IN this pa,cg Mice
II M'rS 'f Fuller. Of Mrin-st, ..,.,.
Mrs barrow IIall; Of BROOKLYN, Is visiting hfr
son-n-aw Randolph Gardnierre at his home In
Mrs Van Dyke. Of Brooklyn is visiting her sis
Mrs William H. Macc and her two rhd yisl;n 9f
fricnGs and iU reIStives in Peekski
number Of members q the Pceksk Canoe f inl6
camp fo few days and had an old-f1shioned clam,
bake while there Those present weTs e2naId
Brown William saFles EG|aTa o T9 Ge1rgs niam
William Lent ana James Tompkins.
Mrs Frank Anderson and Mrs Henry r. l. Arm
and will spend some time there
Miss Frances Brown En has reTHe a. rom nnade
Mrs. Perly II Mason is seriously Ill at ner home In
Ms j H. Dressner Of Man-s, is seriously ILL.,
Thomas MACPHERSON. the seven year-old nephew Of
Daniel Lent Of Main,'ti ea,e a birthday party to
noon There were forty children present and Master
5scTI sm@ @'q{ asE of h1 eckk
Fire Department. and his wife have returned after
absence Of six we.ks Thsy visited S SAL Like
national Convention Of Fire Department Chiefs