New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Elaborate preparations have been made In the
Protestant Episcopal and the Catholic churches for
to-day. An especially fine musical programme has
been prepared for the morning and evening ser
vices in st. Johns Episcopal Church. with solos
by Mrs Coutourier. Herbert Greinert and Charles
Bassett Three compositions by DR.. jeffrey. the or
ganist will be sung The Rev. DR.. W. +. Oldham.
OF the Ohio Wesleyan University, will preach In the
morning. and the Rev. Elmer f. Count In the even
Ing in the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The
Rev. James Taylor will occupy the pulpit OF the
Central Methodist Episcopal Church in the morn
ing and the Rev. William Picken In the evening.
The Rev. Z. W. Roberts will preach the annual
sermon to Lincoln Lodge Knights OF Pythias. at
thu Messiah Baptist Church in the evening. r. j..
Dick. of Princeton. will address the Boys Branch
Of the Young Mems Christian Association at the
meeting in the afternoon. Walter Thomas will con-
duct the services in ST. Johns Riverside Hospital,
and the music will be furnished By the King s
Daughters of the Westminster Presby terrain Church
The Rev. A. NJ. Conway formerly pastor Of the
Messiah Baptist Church. will preach in the morn
Ing at the A. NJ E. Zion Church. The rite OF bap-
tlsm will be administered in the Nepperhan Ave-
Baptist and Westminster Presbyterian
churches at the close of the morning service.
At the meeting of Ktching Post. No. 60, G. a. r..
Friday night the invitation attend memorial
services in the Church of st. Paul the Apostle. at
Ninth-ave. and Fifty-ninth-st.. New-York, Sun
day. May "a. accepted. and also invitation
from the Rev. A. B. Carver of ST. Johns Episcopal
Church. TO attend memorial services in his church
on Sunday. May 81.
The Willing Circle of Kings Daughters OF ST.
Johns Church held sale yesterday forenoon and
afternoon In the parish house in aid fresh air
fund for sick mothers and children. In the evening
the Kings Daughters connected with Christ Episco-
pal Church held successful sale Elm-s and
Nepperhan-ave
The Dorcas Society OF the Westminster Church
held poverty social" in the lecture-room on
Friday night. large number Of those who at
tended were considered too we'll dressed for such
affair. and they were ARRESTED" by Edward
W. Gilbert. who sergeant of police. brought
before Morton W. Newman. chief of police, and
arraigned before Walter Thomas. magistrate The
fines imposed swelled the treasury considerable
amount. and the proceedings created much merri-
ment. A short programme Of music readings and
recitatfons was given. and refreshments were
served.
The annual meeting Of the Boys Branch OF the
its rooms on Friday night. The officers chosen for
the year Reed Osborne. president; John Chase
first vce-president: William Wigley. second vice.
president; Anton Koch, recording secretary; Ar
thur Shafer, corresponding secretary; Percy Bum
dick. assistant treasurer.
quartet for the coming year at the Warburton
Avenue Baptist Church would consist Of Mrs
Ethel r. Y9umans Of New-Y1rk ci,y. soprano
tenor; W. G. Greene. of New-Durham ~ j.. bass
and leader. Willard Carpenter will continue as
At the meeting OF the Yonkers Bicycle Club on
Friday night William Shrive elected TO mem
bership. 1t decided 10 give the closing stag
. Dooi tournament was finished and Herbert sher-
wood captured first prize. The winner OF the sec
mittee 1t will be either President Charles F. May
or Thomas Dunn. The first games In the cham
pionship tournament were begun The club n went
out for run last night, starting from the club
GETTY Square at b CLOCK.