New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
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YONKERS.
THE ENTERTAINMENT SEASON rs ON IN
FULL. FORCE.

FULL FORCE.
IT HAS BEEN WEEK or PARTIES. rrcNIcs AND
OUTINGS AND QUITE A NUMBER ARE Be
mo ARRANGED FOR THE NEAR FUTURE
The Yonkers Tcutona Society entertained the men,
bers OF the Yonkers Turn Veren on Thursday al us
hall in Buena vista-ave. The Turner'S 100 strong ieit
their hall In Post Lane ut o'clock and marcheu ~
the hail. where they were received by Vice-Presden'
Fritz Gugel who made a short address OF welcome
Refreshments were served. and Just as the men
were sitting down John Schlobohm. president Of the
Teutona Society and John Eylers, president OF the
Turn Ve-en. entered. They were sreeted VIII"
cheers At the suggestion OF President Schloponm;
addition to Presidents schlo6ohm and Eylsrs: were were
,.r Euny
,ona Society and the Turn Veren uhner Tsern.
hardt Leusch John Schwartz OTTO keDe anu MID
Schatz. The festivities continued until aoo"' '"'N
night.
There is some talk the members OF 'ne
Pal,sade Boat Club of getting crew together 10 De
entered In the Middle States regatta Ihis 'aA "a'
led to number OF candidates getting oui e n ner
Ing and rowing on the river. whch has " 80 ~
feet condition.
4. ,bo r,ea,,ng OF John c. Shots Camp No ?.
cars ., v..erars on Thursday night, three appli-
cations for membership were receiveo anu "es'ee'
were conferred OF three cand iates. ne Wanda~
nua outing OF the camp Will DE heiu o' "0"'"'
August 3.
The steamer General Slocum took larse parry
=, ,,smbers Of the Young Mems Republican Ciuo 10
poclawav Yesterday II their annual o"l"s'
,5 quite a crowd assembled the pier 10 see 'he'n
y 7 Elannerv. the contractor who Will do the
masonry on the new Hollywood Inn al Sou''
proadwav and Hudson-st put number OF men a.
morning
r,on The building will be pushed for"a'u as '"P1''
possible
The usual Saturday afternoon Tea VIII NC 80
his afternoon az the Yonkers Lawn Tennis 'Iuo-
hnnso in the Pslisade-ave. extension; Mrs. Guy
Phi.Iips will he the hostess These teas nav oeoe
popular and bring out a NUMBER OF ciuo "'e'
Secretary Haskell. OF the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association is arranging 10 have four evangelical
meetings in Music Hall during August, me p,"'
il TO have an illustrated sermon az each i'ee''e
For their Saturday afternoon outing to-day tie
Woman's Institute Club will visit Van Cortiahd'
park The members will gather az the INSTITUTE
building at o'clock and take the sSu IRAN am or 1v
New-York ana futham Nd"io"" ~
Square Station
The A. B. c. Bowling Club has comm'tee al
work arranging for the annual outing "hcn "as
been set for Thursday July a. at City Island sports
of various kinds will be INDUCED in during me Ior
noon dinner Will he served aoout i'oo" an" e
will be taken up in the afternoon.
The Western Union Telegraph Company expects 10
&c, into the new Offices in the Getty House puIuihe
to-day " hen the repairs were made ~ me 81, n.y. W.
the COMPANY syrs sad 70 Wrsy Ire new offices will be
pleasant. cool and convenient.
The annual picnic Of the Sunday-schooi OF tne
Park Hill Reformed Church was held yesterday ar
ternoon at Alpine on the Jersey shore' oPp'7'e '''
city.
LARCHMONT.
This villa 70 I. perhap. the home Of insurance
ot1 ~ n
Among those who 1--we here Z. r Beddan. Henry
ra,on G C. Lite George ". Ide. Mr.. CASTOR ana
1osenh Rird John r. Hegeman lives at Orient
Point near this pace. Among otner "eh-hno""
nersons who make Larchmont their home ara Leon
4 hhett sor If Ex-Governor Albeit OF Ne"-Jersey'
Frederick Proctor. the theatrical manager "''iam
Y Prokaa Of Nev-York: Oswald Sanderson. agent
- tho Wilson Lire Steamship Company Joseph
Glider Editor Of ''Tna Dramatic Critic: Thomas r
A Hall Jeannet., Glider. Mrs Richard Croker ana
her daughter Mrs G. (iig. Of California; MI ana
Mrs Theodore Hostetter. The principa hote' are
now filed with summer guests from New-forK,
Brooklyn ard many Of the other larger cities Of the
country Tho SEMI weekly dances are always well
ATTENDED by the guests and their cottage friends and
the scenes in the bathrooms equal the briliancy OF
any other American summer resort.
II WA only five six years ago that land in
Iarc-hm mon, was valued a. more than 5000
acre hut now there ia not single be bought
for than 81 o and IN some localities is worth
a. much $20.0oo The manor Is perfectly drained
and severed. and the roads and drtveways are
models Of beauty The manor has police force OF
its own. and II is the only uniformed force between
New Rochelle and Stamford. Conn
The I.archmont Yacht Club has Just added
5000 addition to its clubhouse. making 1t the larges,
and finest in the country. The addition
s'sts Of hliard-r ROOM offices. cafe. ba rber shop.
bicycle room. mode-room and twenty i've more
sleepng-rooms. The new golf links open.
and a great many people are taking interest in
the game The tendency Of American society n
adopt The Scotch game Il noticeable" from the fact
that the tennis once the OF gay gather
ngs. now almost completely abandoned. Be
ginning next week there will he what is known IA
week with the Tarchmonts. and vessels are ex-
pected from all the watering places OF the country
The evenings will he devoted TO entertainments
music, fireworks and dancing The club has now
30 members and Ia the largest in the United
States.