New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
YONKERS.
THE OFFICIAL VISIT OF THE GRAND
CHAPTER OFFICERS TO TERRACE
CITY CHAPTER.

SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE woMAN's
INSTITUTE TO BE HELD-ACTIvITY AMONG
FIRE COMPANIES PROGRAMMES
FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
There was a large gathering of Royal Arch Ma
sons on Tuesday evening of this week In Masonic
HALL the occasion being the official visit OF 'he
Grand Chapter officers TO Terrace City Chapter
Among the visitors were George T.. W. o''''''
Frederick e. Burns. John w Palmer .. hdiir' E
Balston William Hall. Adolf Muchsam' WiNa,' =
Livermore, David Hnds. David Mche''
Frederick E. Davis, George w. Anderson ana
William II. Sutton The Royal Arch degree was
ronferred on l. NJ Wendelken. A. C. Tompkihs'
Robert f. Vickerman and H. r. Marsden, WlIhalh
F. Lvermore acting as High Priest Ieorse H. y"
Stiyers as King John w. Palmer as ScriDe' ri""U,'
CLERGY as Captain Of the Host, waiter ba'~ DIS
s George w Anderson r. A. c.. Charles stew
art as Master Third Veil, George W. WinterhouSe'
second Veil and William O. Bell First Veil AFTER
rhe ceremony a supper was served py 'osep"
Campbell steward Of the City Club There were ue'e-
cations present from Sylvan, Orient, Meropohtah
and Empire Chapters of New-York CITY, ana lrV'ns
CHAPTER. Of Tarrytown. The work was periorn,eu
In a most credtable manner and was wa'cheu VIII"
interest Terrace City Chapter Is one OF the strong
est chapters in the county. and contains many OF
Yonkers's best known citizens
on Wednesday morning of next week the SIX
teenth annual meeting OF the Womahs ihs'i'''e
will be held IN the hall Of the Institute Buius' !"
Palisade-ave. A general report OF the institute
work will be read by Miss Mary Marshall Butler
the president and reports will be received from the
special departments-Library, Club for Seh-oup-
norting Women Womans Exchange and Employ
ment Bureau, Penny Provident Stamp station. ana
Civic League. This last-named branch OF the ihs"-
tute now has eighty members and has accomplished
much good Through the efforts OF It's mempers
cans for refuse paper have been placed IN 'he pus
ness portion of the city: the appointment OF an
agent Of the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
70 Animals has been secured. and tenement-house
visitor has been engaged from New-fork City'
who has given the club much desirable lnlormaUo"
about the tenement life in the city.
The Woodlawn Park Association Will celebrate 'he
completion of the new public school building; No: ~
with public meeting. The Board OF Educauoh is nss
given permiss TO the Park ASSOCIATION 70 nr nolr
the meeting in the new school building Mayor
Peene the Board of Aldermen and the Boaru OF E'u-
cation have accepted invitations to be present
There is considerable activity among the several
fire companies Of the city just at present All OF
them held monthly meetings ms week oy oeSh
b Kemp assistant foreman Daniel Jordan financial
secretary: Peter Brady. treasurer THIS company @
will have its annual outing Memorial Day irving
Hose Company will give a reception for their women
friends on Thursday evening next, and committee; i
F. Hanselmann. James Challanor and Louis Dubois
has been appointed 10 make the necessary arranse
and Hone Hook and Ladder Company next Thursday
evening E. Miller enD6ey has 6een chosen treasurer 0
The annual meeting of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association Will be held in the parors in Main;s!
Ho MHnaaS Sse4. fer the Coming
dent: John T. Waring. ce-presldent Samuel B.
Hawley. recording secretary; y: a Wat waterman man
treasurer Charles r. Cniver RaHare CoDI sn
After the % 3spes pew nmsr Of reTy
| erohr ing MI he visited
The several subcommittee OF the Grand Army
the aa of p
this city An appeal M has 6seq isusd @ % Dy N Seae
oes 1ne snS repes e being Il
has been decided to hold the usual chlldrens exer
fses he sOde1s Gd hs anS GFnns Manor
Park. These exercises Will be under the direction
lie schools and the two camps Of Sons OF Veterans
evening w lase exercises in Music Hall has yet been
fully arranged. 1t will include the singing of
patriotic airs address and recitations
The 4th Separate Company will attend the un-
yelling Of the soldiers and sailors m0nument n
in the armory in Wavery-st, about i2so o'clock
and take the electric cars TO MOUNT Vernon ana
road.
close t0y 6b fer the hsnac OH Tonnv H
the Yonkers Lawn Tennis Club in the Palisade- ave
prizes for the winners
Chauncey Olcott will appear twice to-day In Music
Hall in aid of st. Johns Riverside Hospital At
the the evening perforinance The Minstrel Of Clare
Mr., Olcott was secured through the efforts OF
for the hospital. There has been a large advance
sale OF tickets. insurng the success OF the venture
Ing Post No 60. Of the Grand Army. gave It's first
entertainment Thursday right 1t was birthday
each year one is old The offerings we're put in
bags furnshsd by the ccrps Mrs Thomas Mss Oliver
Corning. Miss May Carroll, Miss Nellie Hinchcline
Miss Ida Huber Miss Lille Still and si,n Ahram a.
smRnnso Msm ?c1 sS1a & music By Mss
Kas asss Malisn & Mss Ss Carrie Bate Mss Te Staple
ton Miss Elsie snyder Miss aug ArmstronS snad Ru
drews, 1r', Miss Mary Mccauley. Miss Anna Car
Committee Con nit T Refreshment. Mere sold by Mrs jack.
Mrs Conkln and and, Miss yss Lille YeTks Psega
s9wn Meade CsmP Of d DOe5s o, Ferry and John
fspss C. WAS also
present On the same evening the Bible class OF
Peene. sr Miss Miss corneia cSSb. Miss Massie Monroe;
Messrs swinton and Beck took part
At the monthly meeting S Of the Mh Separate Com,
n' tne armory. m ~, the following members received 100
per cent medals. for general excellence; Captain
fGnn First s Sergeant a Susent serseants John Ar
buckle and A Ship%dn nd p2S.,a 8Ms
IS Seh 5Sms ns4ad Hsoasy FrfSs Haws 10 Habss 5
King, Morrison. Oliver, ONeil. owens, Peene. Ross,
Smith and F. f. Ryer.
The second Anniversary Of Grace Gospel Mission
intendent. was held on Thursday night at the mis-
sion The Rev. Enos J. Bosworth, OF the Nepper-
han Avenue Baptist Church, delivered address
on the work Of the mission.
The Leo Association moved this week from its
rooms in Getty Square to larger quarters In the
McCann Building In Warburton-ave. The
sion was celebrated Thursday night by
ception.
TARRYTOWN.
Augustus c. Cobb. one OF the founders OF the Gre
nation Society at Fresh Pond Long Island. Is In
town sunerintending the work the Cobb I3ene-