New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
WESTCHESTER NEWS.
YONKERS.

The Yonkers Turn Veren Society will open Its
social season OF 1861 Monday evening with an
entertainment and dance at It's hall In Post Lane.
An interesting programme has been prepared for
the occasion. President John Eylers will deliver
an address. Miss Carrie Rosenthal Will play on the
either. Philip Hoffman will give tenor solo. the
active turner's will give an exhibition on the hori-
zontal bar and horse. William Stammel and WILL
lam f. wcidner will be seen In pantomlme. Mr..
Kamp will sing. and the singing section Will give
several choruses. The entertainment Will close
with short play in one act entitled Infantry ana
Cavalry" After the play there will be dancing
The managers Of the Woman's Institute have ar
ranged for OF free lectures to be delivered
in the hall Of the institute. No Ss Pasade-ave. on
photography. The lecturer will be Miss Frances Il.
Parrish and she will treat of the basis. develop
mcnt practice and advantages Of this branch OF
study Two lectures n week will be givcn-on Tues
days and Frdays-till the course is completed The
first lecture will be on Tuesday OF next week al
3:3O o'clock The first lecture In the University Ex-
tension will he given In the hall or the insti-
tute on Thursday evening OF next week. The SUB
ject TO be studied this fall is European History
from 1876" The Park Hill Country Club has ar
ranged for a reading Tuesday evening next by
George W. Gable. at the clubhouse Mr. cable has
read before the club a previous occasion. and
pleased large audience.
A game of basket ball between teams OF the rom
kers Athletic Club and the Twenty thirdst. branch
OF the Young Mems Christian Association. OF New
York City. is scheduled to take place to-day In
Mott Haven The Yonkers team is said TO be I'm
fine form. and an exciting game may be expected
Owing the inability of the football team OF tho
Dwight School. Of Ncw-YOrk City, to come to fon-
kers on Wednesday. the game scheduled Tor tnat
day between 1t and team from the fonkcrs liigh
School postponed till Wednesday afternoon
next
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Young Mems
Christian Association has planned a novel and In
terestng entertainment for Friday and saturday
parlors of the assoca ton are TO be so arranged as
to represent the interior Of a steamship.
The. SURVIVING members of the ist Regiment o,
New-York Volunteer Engineers held their sixteenth
annual reunion in Odd Fellows Hall yesterday
They arrived at noon. and after lish, , luncheon
were formally welcomed in behalf Of the post ny
Commander George r. liendrickson. and by Mayor
John G.. Peene in behalf Of The city General Eh,
the war and who Is president OF the organiZation
responded. At o'clock dinner was served by the
Army, who assisted the post in the entsrtalnm%en' mem
Of the guests. Comrade Jerc s. Clark. OF this city
acted as ioas;masier At o'clock IN the cvsnms .,
Mrs Anna p. Cleary. Of Rochester. department
president Inspected Kitchns Relief Corps SO; 20
ing. she was accompanied by Mrs Hewitt. senior
vice-dcpartment president, and Miss Nogcl, depart
men Inspector. The president expressed herself as
conducted It's work. After the Inspection supper
was served. , a., -
rest of Claud NJ. Johnson. general manager or me
Yonkers Electric Railroad. and Patrick Walsh
conductor on one of the open cars The arrest was
made In pursuance OF complaint made by the
health officer City Judge Kellogg that .hc COM
pany had failed to con ply with a resolution OF the
Board OF Health requiring 1t to discontinue me
down for this morning. Mr. Johnson ana the con-
ducior were released on their own recognzance