New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-11
YONKERS.
THE HARRIs-PEENE WEDDING A NOTE
WORTHY AFFAIR.

leap YEAR DANCE OF THE PARK HILL COUNTRY
c1J,B-DECREAsED MORTALITY OF CHILDREN.
The wedding Of Miss Carrie A. Peene, daughter OF
r-an,a,n George Peene and niece of Mayor John G.
Peene Of this city. to Arthur Harris or newborn
City, which took place on "Wednesday evening al
the home of the brides parents was one OF the pref
TEST affairs of the season. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev Frederick NJ Davenport, pastor
~ tho First Methodist Episcopal Church. Nils
Helen Harris a sister OF the bridegroom was the
maid Of honor. and the bridesmaids were MISS
Mabel E. King and Miss Florence E. Potts. OF New
York City John Garrison Peene. a brother OF the
bride was the best man. The ushers were Benjamin
Lawrence Hunt OF New-York City. and James
Douglas Stewart of this city. Immediately after
the ceremony there was a reception which was at
tended by large number of guests. Including Judge
Fell and Mrs Fell. Of Trenton ~ j. Mrs William
H. Taylor Of Washington. ID. c.: Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Wheeler OF Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Law. Nh and Mrs. Arthur Ellor. Mr. and Mrs. AL
fred Edgerly. OF Bloomfield. y. j.; the Misses Grace
and Maud Fritz Of Hudson. y. y: Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas King. Mr.. ard Mrs. Potts. Mr. and Mrs
r. Ransome Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Jersey MT. ana
Mrs. j. r. Quimby, Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Moore
Miss LOOMS Frederick Mace. George L. Iarrabee,
George H. Stegman. w. II. Allan. Edward NJ May,
c. c. Valentine. s. circuit and Miss Wh!tbeck, OF
New-York City, Mayor and Mrs. John g. Peene'
Miss May Peene. Joseph Peene. sr.. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Peene jr.. Miss Peene. Mr. and Mrs Thomas
H. CARAT. Mrs. William Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. John
E. Andrus. Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart DR.. and
Mrs. William A. Bell, Mrs. stephen Bell, Dr. and
Mrs A. G Benedict, pr and Mrs Kusssl p oa Fay
Mr. and Mrs j. G. campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. David
hoaeS the As9 ss and
will make their home at Mornngsi1e Park one
hundred and -nineteenth-st., New-fork.
The members of the Park Hi Country Club and
soass s.t raaS s 'ns o%
s George Fidgg John Avery
f. Vidaud members o; me Eniertainme I ON on,
sceysa he as ana and Th
ladies' vere untirng in their efforts to promote the
Ing the most modest Of the Steiner to pose
wahowers Among those present were Mr. and
Mr' and md Nrs 'baii Mr' and MIS-. Franklin 7,
BTsueksud dr. M pa and nrs bum, Mr. ana and Mrs
fsr Mrs. do as Kerr Mss kern Mrs
Mrs. George. Houghton. Miss Inderhn. Miss Wis
Misses Clark, Miss Maurier Miss Cook, Miss Sea-
man the Misses Hunter the Misses MIS- Edgar Miss
vday9 John Ays On HTbs ar s MsT9 L9 naR
H fha AT WorSingion Looms Charles Battel
1Iooms and Edwin Star Beknap will give an en-
Hi Reformed Church
Horace H. Thayer secretary OF The Board Of
condaced a. sierised milk dspensary in this city
last year. has issued report saying The dispei-
S sly M IN that a year in Which time there were dis
fributed 81 O39 bottles of milk average OF 3S3
per day: In 1895 II open 22 days. and 63yI3 bot
lies were sold average OF 024 day an increase
OF over 100 per cent in the total quantity dispensed
and OF about 40 per cent OF the daily average. In
addition this, the bottles remaining unsold and
given 10 the hospital aggregated g.32 Dr. Getty,
who has taken a great interest in the work OF the
dispensary has examined the vital statistics OF the
CITY and found "A marked decrease in the mortality
OF children In 1895 from 1894 and II IL reasonable to
suppose the decrease may be attributed to The use
OF the milk. 1t is proposed TO increase the capacity
Of the plant this year.
At the annual meeting of the South Yonkers I'm
proyement Association this week the following
Officers were chosen: Charles H. Fancher. pres-
dent: George r. Brown. first vice-president; A; Is;
yice-president: Amos r. Dunn. secretary; W; H.
Armstrong treasurer. The new Executive Com
mitfee Is Composed OF C. f. Hartshorn, jr, chair
man; E. S. Tweedy. John T.. Sullivan. II. W.
buchanan. George r. Brown. W. r. Conner, A.
Rreuchaud Frederick S. Cook and L. +, Page
one OF the first matters to which the association
will give Its attention this year Will be the I'M
movement of the mail service.
william II. Lake. secretary of the Mercah tie Co
operative Bank has in course or construction iour
handsome private dwellings, the aggregate cost OF
which will be about $3.50 900. Two OF the new houses
re In Sherwood Park. in the Seventh Ward' ana
two in Woodworth-ave.. near God-st.
The members Of the 4th Separate Company have
Withdrawn from the games 10 be held by me ilth
Separate Company OF Mount Vernon, this evening
Captain John l. Pruyn and Lieutenant William
H. McVicar and William d. Thompson. OF the an
Separate Company, will go to Albany on Iuesday
.la pal mn Of