New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14
YONKERS.

Tho ,ar,ors of lanes Renwick Brevoort. at No.
800 North Broadway, were fllled WIN cu'uieu
audience on Thursday night to listen 10 lecture
on THE Evolution of the Popular Song" by Fred
erick r. Burton director of the choir OF the fiis'
Unitarian Church of this city Mr.. Burton spoke
for about two hours and gave number OF vocai
examples Among the songs OF the Uouptoo"rs
he sang THE Rustic Maid and Death OF Hc"a'o
Crur de Lion" Among his other ILLUSTRATIONS were
a favorte hymn of the early Protestants- pop",
lar early French love song. "A Lover once Ai''
Tom" The Leather Botter' and ss'y a =" sUne
Alley" The first >tanza OF the latter was s",s
composed in IFS by Henry carey ~" romposed
stanza TO the tune Of "A Country Lass, po ~
100 years before ,areys time me tn''u sung sunD TO-
in 1860 and the fourth sti Tan a., a. Mrs Nor
ton f. Otis Mr. and Mrs Andrew s. Browhe';, VII ~
and Mrs. stephen H. Ihayer Mr. ana smith M,n Nh
and Mrs. Fisher A. Baker MT ana NJ ,.r ur
IL Sweny. Mr.. and Mrs Rudolf Eickem rersa ~
Howard Thorne. Dr. and Mrs Rnssei f1 Hober r
and Mrs T. oliver Phillips. Mr.. and MIS- ho 0ei
G. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs +: NJ. Jackson Mrs ME- 1,ai
lam r. nns, Mrs. Richard r. Trottsr Mrs, , Mas
Frank f. Ellis Mrs PERT G. Myers MIS- Charles
Rowland. Mrs. cyrus W Baldwin Mi sor raw Mss
Farrington Miss Knox Miss Bayer Miss Gs sItna
Bayer. Miss Russell Miss Burns Miss r berN' tbc
Miss r.ickemeyer. Miss Gilman Miss warren ny n,,e
Misses Warning Miss Herzog. Miss Thorhe .a us
Armiiage Miss E y JOh Ino; r. hes ar,cn
Elting Peter J.sEting. William H. Doty an" ''''-
bert Moore. , , p1 ,b.
daughter of MIR ana Mrs George w. Read were
married THURSDAY evening a, thT noI hr % was
given away by her father. and the ceremony Wa o
performed by the Rev George X su ,atJ by by the
Rev. Charles +. Allison OF Daysprns fi,o' o ~ t ,
church. Miss Gertrude Irene Read, SS V, o, W. H.
Myers was best nan. There were no usherS. III
and Mrs Road VIII Ire at ,b ME w w. TRIP
A series Of six evening discours,55 p' w .voJern
Life and the Liberal Faith VIII DE- gwen u Hortb
First Unitarian Church. of This city III NoIrn
nighf The Rev Robert Coyer Will be thn nI",
preacher and his subject. How 10 heaa u" DIN "a
vember p THE Modern Renaissance Sl Ill
tianity." by the Rev James NJ Whi,oh; b. S,m
A. Eliot: December 8 Theodore Psrksr" sy the
Rev John W Chadwick December b. p ng n" pr
ccmber - The Permanence OF Religion py III,
'g Tb M annual Inspection of John G. Shots Camp
No. Sons Of Veterans 'oSk p 90 wSrburon-ave
re tnsnectinr officer was Lieutenant Hoilister OF
Norlquist camp Mount vernon Thirty m ,ai h
present The camp placed In nPia rsi meet
ing in Doc mber For cap,ain joseph Andr o"cs
jr for first lieutenant Frank Mconu @' Wien for
camp counsel James Andrews. William II. i''''
'' r. y Worren viii give complimentary lecture
for housekrepors this afternoon At The han oil tnn
WomnnS Institute. 1T 2:;'o O'Clock His ecture WI"
Tho regular meeting OF the Vincent Chautauqu'i
circle vas held on Thursday evening AT the home
of the Rev T H. BarIgwanath. pastor Oh the 'tii,
tral Methodist Episcopal church. ~ HudSon-st' am
Ru.u, Visfa-ayr The topic for the evening was
Joan Of Are" \ paper on Marathon was read
VI Iobn ~ prntr.ath president Of Kitchng
Corps No 90 Of this city. has received the aP-
poinimcn from the department president TO ihspec'
hamilton Corps. No. go of Brooklyn -.
The Yonkcr- Field cub will play a game OF To-.
bah this afternoon AZ the grounds ~ SnonnahLr
place and North broadway WIKI team from the
Bedford Park Field club.