New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


Elections for wardens and vestrymen were held
IN the several Episcopal churches OF Yonkers yes
terday The results were:
AT st. Johns Church-Wardens: Walter II. Pad
dock and William NJ Morgan vestrymen: George
wray. Peter j. Eltng, Isaac H. Mibank. Theo-
dore H. Silkman. Herbert Moore, William II. Hast
ings, Thomas Ewing and f. A. Smith.
At St. Pauls Church-Wardens: James w Ray
and ]. Foster Jenkins; vestrymen: Robert H.
Neville Samuel f. Simmonds Frederick c. With
ers David Men. Stauffer. William L. Kingman
William ]. Moore. DR.. Evarts NJ. Morrel and John
kendrck Bangs
A. Christ Church-Wardens: William Pierpont
ST.. and John II. Ren vestrymen: Edward L.
Peene. Samuel Hayward. William NJ. Taylor, Will
lam Webb. Samuel Mason Thomas w Hes. sr.
Henry Bark and Sidney Welsh.
At ST. Andrews Memorial Church-Wardens
Mario Lorni and Charles s. Diehl; vestrymen
George Kerr Barent H. Lane. c. Irving Latin
F. d. Canheld DR.. Oscar H. Rogers. John B. Cop
cutt, John NJ Lambert and j. Calvin Campbell.
At St. Johns Church. Tuckahoe-Wardens
Charles r. Dusenberry and William II. Cnderhll
vestrymen: Wilbur S. Underhill, Samuel :. Horton
Richard Thompson. Henry NJ. Underhill Samuel
B. Jones. Thomas Dunn. Caleb A. Ives and Richard
Bennett.
The Yonkers Lawn Tennis Club closed its winter
social season last night with dance in the club
house. in the Pasade-ave. extension A large
number OF well-known people attended. and the
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by Rogers. of the 7th Regiment Band. The host
esses were Mrs John Kendrick Bangs. Mrs. NJ a.
Post, Mrs. Charles W. Hall. Mrs. Ralph f. Prime
jr, Mrs. Samuel b. HaNley Mrs. John Reid. Mrs
]. Q. A. Johnson. Mrs Henry A. Robinson. Mrs.
Charles r. Leffngwell. Mrs. William NJ. Williams
Mrs. Waldo G. Morse, Mrs. Henry Moffat and Mrs
William F. Nisbet.
ST. Joseph's Hospital. at South Broadway and
Vark-st.. was open for public inspection yester-
day afternoon from till o'clock. Although the
afternoon was stormy. yet large number ii avaiied
themselves OF the opportunity TO see the institu-
ton.
The Epworth League connected with The First ss
Methodist Episcopal Church. VIII entertain the
members of the League Of the Central Church in
addresses are Beverly A. Smith, president Of the
New-York District League; = C Stwsi presuehs 81 sbe
First Church Chapter short musical programme
will be given and supper VIII be ssrved' ;t soo,.,
son to close last night by giving reception In
Odd Fellows Hail. In North Broadway. There was
sntly. The Entertanment Committee was com.
posed Of George B0iWen chaiTman AieS2hGSr W
B. Fink and Charles Williams
The Grand Army Memorial Committee sSo,st S' Wn'ca
chairman. will meet this evening in the CITY Court
room The chairman ma s viii AMONG ,hsss
Is committee TO urge the Mayer ana IoniIrNh Wn
Council to set apart IN ahe roo n1~ TO be- Used as
a"m 4 meeting ts Of the Board of Health will be he'd
Sanitary Committee held last night
bazaar in aid of the First Reformed Tnurod and
continue on Thursday and Friday. number OF
useful and fancy articles will be on sale, .,,.
The fire companies OF the city VIII hold monthly
meetings this evening. and the Fire Commissioners
will meet on Friday evening. ,., .s
medical Of Josephs Hospital has
appointed Dr. J. II. Carver, brotncr OF the rev
Dr. A r. Carver rector Of ST. johns kpscopal
church physician in charge OF the dispensary
pound party was given last ngh' al 'Hy Wonoan
AUXILIARY After a short musical programme tne
nackages were sold at auction by William Nelsh
who created much merrlment.