New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-26
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YO\KERS.


Miss Hazeltine the principal. was in charge anu
with her upon the platform were nuihoe' % ny
bers OF the Board Of Education i''s 4,
cramme: Chorus eve VIII Lay Is LOW" -
p.aca school: semi-chorus "SluInbrr song OoH
reading. 'sThe Vision Of Sir Launfal MISS bi"i''no
Essick and Miss Marguerite Hayward N1c" '''''
Miss Adeline Blake: violin ooigato MlS9 80
Cutting: chorus Sing on. We Little hirdS' sc"oo',
duet ''The Evening star" Arthur fa'on en-
George Peckhain; recitation. "The IVY Green" W."
Anna Fox: seml-choIus Sing on, sweet h'
girls: chorus "The May-isens and me r'o"''''
school. - =, >,
Tho din,on,as were. presented by Willi2m r NeS-
hi president Of the Board of Education. i"' ~"
ELS Lyon delivered the address TO 'he sia.
Those who received diplomas are Edna w. -N"i'''9'
Robert p Allison William d. Ahey rug" "
D.ker Cathar,ne Banner. Helen Barr carrie y
Rate George Fl Reckwith. Alice Bennet' Nu'''.
Rlake Martin T. Blauvelt William l. f''a' '
Fanny J. Boehmer. Alger S. Bonrh' oS"o" ~
Bruce Iona G. Brush. Harriet r. hro"ei S I'LL
Renzel Frederick r Carey. Jennie 'anpoe''
Florence charlton Jessie Clark Mary v a
Alice NJ Coysa. Nellie V. C9ughiIin' '' tsIla n
E Ia TanoH James + Donegan. Annie L EdWards
Thomas 8. Egan. Sarah F. E, norreit ,eiiar Anna
r Fox Gertrude T. Fleming Edward A. fi! Sn
Reginald Foster Elsie Fuhrma,,l ,oodw,n Jessie
G. Giorton Howard Greenhalsh Ma'S Wiji,am Ham,
hin Thomas j. Hasam; Hamilton " haiSni un n%
gmerte HAYWARD Mile L. Holien marrY L. mS"s
lillian E,n t@r,e Kimney Arthur j. Lambert. James
Y Lawrence. jr; stephen b. i 11ssr,,l,ne G. iohr
1 norrsnna R fSF'Y Lord ho~arq AnPe
,pSb,3as Wi Faams Hf M@6e VI NV
ahsn. Nellie E M"hrmamn' ra Pafon, Howard de
1 TsT Pease George E. Peckham Bertha Q p's
Mary c. Prendergas 3 R9 9r heyi Rose Caroline
RRossentSai Alexander Mex. Russell Whs s1aei
Rushforth. Howard Shaen' s MsrlS" Eugene H.
sherwood Henry ). Stevens henry TtEas "Iara NJ
1usI@6 II T0mRk sie II He rndsrh louise WaTnsr
James weller Carrie wightoP W Ydnnanl ANIL VII
lsy A 1aS s~etHae Edith Tech Theodore Van
Ness. Gilbert r. Washburn Eva Watson ana r"''"
Mabel WsSn exercises lot the boys depart
mdnt OF s. M Ma T T6e0l graduates were John J.
Murphy John A. Harding. Clarence "A arrn Ss
Jam Smith, n Ths programme given: Chorus
''The Bard. choir oraaicn Pi cs Rsna VIA
Clarence a. Murphy vocal solo: The captiva'ne
Dude" John Cantwelt grafton rrm etS vindl-
nst,nn Joseph A. Reed: chorus: Say Of the sea,
choir: orae ion. Death Of Benedict Arnoiu N%yShv
I'll sn, anc, Decentralization" Thomas shs ,
and Alfred A. Ford; 9ration Ihe ZION rgnn' Irish
tHens" Alfred A. Ford; Hunters Chorus cholr.
The pupils who won gold medals for ex WnrSby
e., ,tu5ies hiring the year were: J: -. Mu'Pns'
General studies: John \. Harding Ensnsh1 , rona-
position; James pl H. second class Edward j. Mu
ply third class; Hugh hfdm9'u rliynd q rold
OIL +.
medal and Gilbert Cashin silver medai Ior "'''
games. ,r, >,r,. ,ruLmalds" was pre-
I.e ~, nisht by the choir Of 81. Peters Church
in aid Of the rectory fund. The cast was DIS
Farmer Mrs. j. Hannisan
,,ar H. vang,n
Dorothy Ms Mar Shea
MarseTy Maf,in j. Waidron
Eomm@'o'e George D. nuSe
F Fssgsg Joe William H. Bafe ,
N sgsn Misses Mary 3 White Teresa Ms ,sl
l.. O'Brien. Fannie v irTn: tiI ''N
farmers rUT Bfirsd T. ey John J. H'n Wa1j
ana Aioysius Herhy
The operetta was given under the direction OF
Miss NJ c. White organist with the assS ,a, S %.
direction of Mr.. Kaiser. accompanied 'he S"s'N >
The graduation exercises Of the first class from the
School Of Training Nurses connected Nth ST. Johh
Riverside Hospital were held on Wednesday hsn''
The graduates are Miss Josephine T. Autis MISS
Fannie r. Jones Mrs. Charity J. Matthews M.SS
1Iarv = Tutttle and Miss Caroline A. NolS. The
exercises were held in the main hall, and were at
mittee and few friends of the graduating class
The address to the graduates was delivered by IT
i5ent Of The Board presented the diplomas MI;
Cochran also presented to each graduate on oehSii
Andrews cross. wrought IN enamel
The committee appointed by the Common Council
TO 90 over the competitive designs for the new po-
station and city court helu secret N''
"Wednesday. They WI make their report at Sit-
cai meeting of the committee OF the whole "hlch
has been called fo~ this evening
on account OF the storm the moonlight sail or
Yonkers Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, arranged for
Wednesday night. has been postponed until next
Monday evening.
musical arranged by Mrs. Francis +. Treanor
and Mrs Henry Osterhed. In aid Of the children :
ward in ST. Josephs Hospital, will be given mis-
evening at the Arlington Inn. The artists Will be
Mrs Lillian McCready and Miss Wnifred sullivan
sonrano Mrs. POucher cOnirdltO Henry iTds H.
barvtone: Miss f. Hicks, Miss Nell Osterhed. MISS
lillian Doyle and DR. J. Albert Jeffrey, Idnlsts;
Frank SteaiInan, violin Max Maretzek Will be the
conductor.
The funeral services OF Antony Imhon. building
inspector for the Board Of Education. were he'd yes
terdav in the Church OF the Immaculate Conception
A solemn high mass celebrated by Dean i>inPs,
assisted BY Father O'Reilly as deacon, Father 81
John and Father Corley. The pallbearers were VIII
lam u Edgar Lawrence r. Condor, Henry Osi.r-
held Thomas B. Caulfeld. Patrick Brown, OF this
city and Christopher carb, of West HoDoken
The Yonkers members of the Jenkins Medical So
cje@v who enjoyed the hospitality Of Or. Brush OF
Nolnt Vernon. on Wednesday are Doctors MOnat.
Caan. Warren, Hermance Benedict Harrington
Getty Coons Cotton and Miles. DR.. Miles won d
prize for shooting with rife.