New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
YONKERS.
SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION OF PATIENCE
FOR CHARITY.
ST. JOHNS RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL BENEFITED
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS IN PREPARA-

ST. JOHNS RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL BENEFITED
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS IN PREPARA-
TIoN-MINOR NOTES.
Gilbert and Sulllvan's opera Patience was pre-
scented at the Music Hall on Tuesday evening last
In aid OF St Johns Riverside Hospital by the Met
ropoitan Musical Association, of New-York CITY
The company was secured through the EFFORTS OF
William Allen Butler. tr.. and charged nothing
for It's services. Although the weather mad Deeh
stormy all day. a large audience gave the associa-
ton q hearty welcome. The cast contained 1. JUDI
son Bushnell Clifford w. Lyon. Henry NOOK, Il.
Bramhall Child. William A. Rowland. Mrs jose
phne s. Jacoby Miss Rene Van Tine. MISS Marina
L. Casino Miss Viola Pratt and Miss Mary H.
Mansfield. The chorus was a large one. careluhy
trained. and sang we'll. The orchestra was led
by Edwin j., Lyons. musical director or the asso-
citation At the close of the first act there were
calls for Mr. Butler, and he spoke a few words
from his box He asked for a vote OF thahhs
from the audience to be given the company lot
its kindness In coming TO Yonkers ana II was
given with pleasure. Mr. Norris. the business man
aeer RESPONDED in behalf OF the company, ana
said II was a pleasure to play Tor so oese'""s o."
institution as ST. Johns Hospital
After the play the company enjoyed hsht re-
freshments which were served by Moultree. inc
patronesses for the occasion were Mrs. ",n'ai'
Allen Butler, jr. Mrs. Hall BALDWIN N's rieu
erick d. Blake, Mrs John KendricK Bangs, VI .
Richard ". Bogart. Mrs. Charles hehf! pu'.e'
Mrs j. Harvey Bell. Mrs. James X Brevoorl' ME
William F. Cochran Mrs Alexander b. carver
Mrs Thomas Ewing, jr Mrs. Theodore 6niah'
Mrs Samuel b. Hawley. Mrs. Harry Hoioioo"'
Mrs John c. Havemeyer. Mrs Win'dm H. ~ ~.
nance Mrs William r. INNS, Mrs a. v. w.
Jackson Mrs. Arthur c. Ketcham. Mrs. ~ W. -
Kellenger Mrs. b. +. Kingman. MIS- Jus'us law
rence Mrs Walter W. Law, Mrs. Charies ~ Hei-
ergweu Mrs Henry Moffat, Mrs. Waldo O. Morse
Mrs Isaac Mubank, Mrs. William r. Nesoi' Mrs
Norton p Otis Mrs Ralph Earl frime' IT, Nj o.
Guy Phillips Mrs John Reid. Mrs. hos"ei ~
Roberts Mrs Alexander Smith. Mrs Scrusham'
Mrs William H. Sherman. Mrs. David Men. S'aui-
for Mrs G. Clinton Talmadge and Mrs George H.
Warren The ushers were Arthur Butler Ernest
!, posart Alexander B. Halliday. Harry Hoprook'
g. 1awson Sanford Philip Getty and Wells Ohm
sted
The oneretta THE Contrabandista" Will be pro-
auced bv the choir of the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception at It's annual entertainment ana receP-
tion next Wednesday evening, under the urec''"i
of B. E. Johnston, organist OF the church' me O"S'
includes b. T.. Brown. Charles Canavan. Wiliam
Shallow. j. ~ Craft, John Meehan Patrick Butter,
Arthur Connell and the Misses Mary McGowan anu
Celia Booth.
On Wednesday of next week the terms OF Office oi
Francis X Donoghue City Judge. and John H.
Schlobohm Alderman from the Second ward VIII
expire under the provisions OF the new char'er.
They will be succeeded by William c. Kellogg ana
Arthur W Nugent. respectively who were elec'eo
last November Mr.. Kellogg, who Is n Kepno!icdh'
has appointed Henty Richie as City Court ClerK'
and Thomas E Lee City Marshal Mr.. Richie was
horn in Yonkers received his education al the pnni
schools and graduated from the High School; studio
law in Office Of Ralph f. Prime and VIII soon 'Ihe
his examination for admittance TO the bar MT Lee
was born In England. but has lived In fonKeis
since he three years OLD
nv request the musical service given on Easter
Sunday at ST. Mary's Church. will be repeated TO-
morrow The Regina Coeli." to be sung by the
choir. is a posthumous work OF william BerGe. Tor
twenty-five years organist OF ST. Franciss Church
in New-York City. 1t was sung for the hTst unc
by St Mary's Choir last sunday.
The pupils of the High School preseniteed rred-
night Seventy five pupils formed the chorus. ana
were drilled by William c. Hon director OF music
I'm the public school. They received a number or
encores The pupils had the assistance or MIS-
Gerrit Smith Miss Dorothy Humbert. William pen
nison and Luther Gale Allen. Frank H. GILBERT
was the accompanist.
The Yonkers staff Of the Prudential Insurance
Company had dinner last night in the hall OF me
Teutonia Society. in Buena Nista-ave Between
forty and fifty covers were laid The dinner was
served by Joseph Campbell steward OF the CITY
Club.