New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-04
YONKERS.
PROPOSITION TO BUILD A NEW HOME FOR
THE HOLLYWOOD INN.
WILLIAM = COCHRAN WILL ERECT THE BUILD
ING UNDER CERTAIN CONDlrloN'-A""
rEuR DRAMATIC ASSOCIATIONS

James E Freeman. president or the poaiu "
Trustees Of Hollywood Inn. MADE pu"nc Se''e .
an offer received from william F. Cochran OF .h'S
c,,v n buiId for the Inn a handsome stone budihs
.. South broadway and Hudson-st II VIII ne "
foo. wide 100 feet deep and five stories IN helsh'
with basement.
The news Of the selection OF John f. Andrus' OF
Workers by the New-Yori Methodist Episcopai No"-
ference 10 be n delegate 10 the Genera 'o"'e''"
TO be held in Cleveland in May. was received VIII"
much satisfaction in this city last night by MS large
circle Of friends Mr. Andrus is a graduate OF Wes-
levan I-niversitv and one Of the most iniluehtih
business men of the city. He Is chairman Oh inc
Board OF Trustees Of the new American UNIVERSITY
IN Washington treasurer of the Wesleyan Board and
n leading member OF the Ocean Grove corporation
and has large business interests in this city
Mr. Cochran then makes this proposition: Iha'
IL the MANAGEMENT Will secure for the next three
wears annual subscriptions OF 5000, exclusive Of
rent which he will contribute he will erect build
ing complete in all It's appointments for the fullest
and best development Of the work THESE con-
dtions have been accepted and the work on the new
building will soon be begun. The basement VIII
contain a kitchen. lavatory. baths, bowlng-aI'y
and billiard room: the first floor. the office. free
reading room. smoking room. a reading-room TOT
tho exclusive use OF worknemcn and their famili"s
n lunchroom. and a large room which VIII DE de-
voted to workingmens club the secohu hooI'
gymnasium. with needle and shower baths, locker
rooms and TWO club rooms: third floor. a hail with
gallery capable Of seating 90 persons classroom
and drcssing-~ooms: fourth floor. room Tor the
Board OF Trustees and more classrooms the hfth
floor n bows club with gymnasium. baths, locker
reading and game rooms. also janitors apartments
When completed. the building. Il Is SAID. VIII De orc
Of the largest clubs for workingmen In the United
States The board o. trustees. In addition 10 MI
Cochran is composed o: james +. Freeman. EDWIN
4 Smith Harold Brown. Burton u. Bag.ey George
Df.b II. -. /
Hubbard George X Bunker. Robert NJ rlafg'
George NJ McNcr. Wilbur Larremore Samuel L.
Coopcr Franz T. Treanor Eugene G. Clark. W. y.
Frazce Leslie Sutherland and Alexander Lard.
Two operas and drama Will be performed next
week In this city 10y amateurs The hrst VIII ta"'
place in Music Hall on Tuesday evening "h"h ''-
bert and Sulllvans opera Patience" IS TO be given
FOR the benefit % 81 Johns Riverside Hospital
under the patronage OF a large number OF fonKers
ladies' 4 large orchestra VIII accompany the
singers on Thursday evening the pupils OF INC
Yonkc-s High School Will sing +. II 'oh"ns can
tata The Rose Maiden" I'm Music Han ana the
proceeds OF the entertainment VIII b" us"l IN p"a"-
tying the study hall in the High school oui'lhs'
William G. Hon. director % music In the pubic
scbools has been al work for time training
the large chorus which Will take part In the cania'a
The solo parts will be taken by Mrs G"rrit smith
soprano. Miss Dorothy Humhcri. contraio' VIII
lam Dennison. tenor. and Luther Can Ah"n' o's-
The accompanies will be Frank II Gilbert Al -
Nary,s Hall on tn, same evening the St Marys
ASSOCIATION VIII make lis first appearance before
the public in Shcf!ian's hv"-act drama, l4@''' 70
with \. T. Herhy In the iiiie role o'h''1 ~ " ~
Chimney. Patrick Flood. John toushian an
Little Joe Brady who play nc chliu pn f,nI
Of he church Of thu Immaculate Conception.
The BOARD OF Educa'.n f. msk,ns pTfP' aah iS
q Howard Chamberlain has hecn eh9sen to % dia nT
The plans for ne alteration" Of NJ , ana bo S"
10 have nc buildings ready for occupancy by inc
beginning Of the new school year In September.
Colonial Tea in aid ., s. PsnFs Episco pa
Yonkcrs Lawn Tennis club house from - !,
represent Colonial ica-drlnking scene.
The Yonkcrs Yacht club VIII bring me S2.ial OF
.5-i TO a close with their reception In ODD trIl'"s
Ara 9 consist Of George owe chairman
charles Williams james Murphy. Fredcrlch {.
Williams. Alexandes Haliy and j. Murphy
Reading for children at the woman's Institute -
When She viii speak on the Tower Of London"
The Woman's Auxiliary connected with the Young
Mems chriStian Assertion VIII give pound party
~, Nsndy evennr in he Association parors fhcre
VIII bee a musical programme an auction sale ana
refreshments.
4 sale OF homemade cake. flowers and Easter
novelties VIII De held to-day IN the Parish lious" u
81 Johns Episcopal church In aid OF me SICK
Parish.
The annual report OF. John Kendrick Bangs. pres-
printed In a neat form and distributed among mo
members Speaking Of the financial condi,ion Of the
club. ne says The running expenses Of the year
been paid. the interest our bonded indebted
ness has been met. the Entertainment Committees
bills have been hOnorcd q no small amount. "!pnt
OF the second mortgage bonds have been redeemed,
and ". have a sTrulus. which would have been
considerably large. hd1 not been suddenly
brought face TO face with unpaid tax bill The
membership" continues Mr. Bangs. has increased
until We within Of ful membership. such
reservations a. have had have been mainly
among those who are leaving Nonkers and who have
no further for the club. In many ways tho
enterprises" In closing Mr.. ianga says: Il think
Il would be well in view Of the enlargement II our
sphere that n change OF name should be considered
We have almost ceased TO be a tennis club. and am
confident that there are many people In this city
" hose names II Is desirable 10 have on list who
ar deferred from coming In by the msconccption
OF our present purposes
THURSDAY night six members were initiated The
corps decided 10 hold entertainment in the near
future.
There viii be special music tomorrow in all the
Catholic and Protestant Episcopal churches OF this
city. In many instances the ctoirs VII he in
creased by additional singers. and orchestras Will
play
A number OF Yonkers met Thursday
evening In the office OF Judge Donoghue. In the
Warburion Building and formed a local council Of
the knights Of Columbus. The temporary officers
chosen we're Judge DOnOghuc. chairman and Il. T..
Johnston secretary. \ meeting will be held next
fcctcd for the institution OF the new council on
April II.
SING SING