New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
YONKERS.
ADDRESSES BY MAYOR
STRONG AND OTHERS AT THE BOARD
OF TRADE DINNER.
THE SOCIAL SEASON CLOSED UNTIL AFTER LEM
BY CoTILLON AT THE LAWN TENNIS CLUB

r,1v coc1,r. SEASON CLOSED UNTIL AFTER LENT
ry A CoT1rI.oN AT TIE LAWN TENNIS CLUB
HoUsE-sPECIAL LENTEN SERMONS.
rho dinner given bv the Yonkers Board of Trade
on Monday night last in the ballroom OF 'he hoh-
lars Lawn Tennis Club. in the Pasade-aVe eN-
tension was a most interesting affair me manu-
featuring Industries. the business interests ~
medica, profession. the bar AMI the clergy were an
rcorosented The guests welcomed by NlllaNl
+ Cochran Frederick Shonnard, Johh & SAo"s'
Vilom + Nisbe; w. Delcvan Baldwin John i.
Copcutt Charles II. Fancher Surrogate lheodore
H. Sikman Richard l.. Condor, William W. Scru"-
ham James s. Fitch John O. Campbell ana Az
drew $ Brownel observation-disclosures SaNtoh 7d'
NJ the right OF President Martin and Mayor WIZ
lam L. Strong. of NewYOrk city. sat at MS Ie't'
Others al the guest table were Mayor John t.
peene Frederick W. Hollis, Wi.iam +. Cochran
william G. McAdoo. jr, ard colonel "n.ia'h H.
Ueermance Of Yonkers; ex-County Judge isaac y
Mills and Colonel Henry Euss, OF Mount e'ho"'
and ex-senator Charles p. McCe,land, OF DooDS
Ferry The elaborate menu was se'Neu 'S -'V"'
| trle. . A.,
7, was after 10 o'clock when President Martin
arose and after giving brief history OF the Boar
OF Trade introduced the Lieutenant-ioverhor, VINO
RESPONDED to the toast. "The State of New-lork'
He referred to its statesmen, its patriots the prog
ress If had made In the century commended Its
p,,bic school system and closed by giving his views
on the Greater New-York measure. Mayor WIZ
lam l.. Strong spoke in happy ven' ana kept Ms
hearers r0srs Of laughter by san
lions that told him just how New-iork sh9nlu I've
governed peT h hat w toward his city and the
Greater New-York. on this question ne sau ne ne
Sssysa y?ksss Gnd bu n
You wha, kind Of v g9seanbn sr 'tS
than You get yourself then want you to come
m hen cheers end "pplauss fes ErSSied
10 the toast THE Yonkers Board Of Trade viii
lam Cochran to oUr S9mmsTc!a FreSsrck w.
Hollis 10 Municipal Government; Charles fhiIiP
EasiGp hs and
"AdVanced club Ideas" Some of the guests pres
Wor Ts!e c Sip Ato4ncy 0 james 81 Hunt FshsT
Baker. Colonel Charles ;. Diyn 1Shn t;eorrc r.
Wfsy C cha FGS' E Gorion S pr wam shcTma3
DR. E. NJ Hermance pr WalIer f. H0agmaI f DIV
Frank T. Holder Aldermen Leslie sHtheranr ailn
MShse o MSGneH s1 ATf Bro dSn GaS Reeves john
F. Brennan. Paul b Rossire William II baIuwli
NIfcbeii. c. f. L. Ieliva Charles F. Hurlberi NJ
Michel Alexander sannaers R Ma95 core
H. Warren Richard W. Bogar Eugene G. Ci isi
Samuel T. vb Hq' aa5 Edwin G n Hoddn ~
The social season was brought TO a clo :S until
after Lent on Tuesday by dance and G9iillon at
clans we're concealed behind bower Of palms on
the platform. The dance was given by MISS louiae
H Hs I.aar N %acpS Mrs isaac Mbank Mrs Rus
sell Dawson and Mrs Frederick u. Blake being the
natronesses Arson Baldwin led the cotillon. miro
ducng many pretty figures. in some OF when plpes.
mortar boards, spoons and hand-paintcd frames
were given az favors
Specal sermons VIII he given every Wednesday
evening in Lent at St Johns Episcopal Church II
south Broadway by visiting cie:gymen The hrst
o. the series on Ash Wednesday WAS delivered by
the Rev f. Ward Denys. OF Plermont; Those VINO
will offciate on the coming Wednesday evenings
are the Rev Dr. J. 5. Shpman OF New-York cry;
the Rev DR. c. Dew Brdgeman. OF Harlem; Arch-
deacon F. W. Van Kleeck. Of White Plains: the
Rev A. T. Tenny OF Pelham; the Rev H. Dixon
Iones OF Washington Heights, and the Rev = l.
Graham of Mount Vernon.
A tea will be given the Yonkers Lawn Tennis
Club house by the managers OF the HomoeophII!!ilc
managers are Mrs. Waiter W Law; president; Mrs
THOMAS Ewing ana Mrs William Allen Butler vice,
presidents; Mrs Frederick ID. Blake secretary ana
treasurer: Mrs II j. Andrus. Mrs. Isaac Mibank
Mrs Willard II Bronson, Mrs. Norhrup MIS- r.
RUSSELL Coles Mrs. K. Oliver Phillips Mrs j. Han
Dow Mrs Alexander Smith. Mrs X: r. Trotter
Mrs L. w. Flagg and Mrs. William H. Ihorne'
Michael O'Connell. .hirty-eight years old, OF No
! Of grand larceny preferred by +. Roeber: OF the
| Otis Bros Company. manufacturers or elevators
Large quantities Of leather have been missed from
| the stock room.
Kekesick Chapter, Of the Daughters OF the Amer1-
| can Revolution, will hold reception THIS evening
! in the Common Council Chamber. at Manor Hall
| Mayor Pecne and the Board or Aldermen nave &C
| ceptei Invitations to be present.