New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-08
YONKERS.
,JNcoLN's BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION BY
THE YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB.
rop1cs ENGAGING THE ATTENTION OF WOMEN
MILITARY AFFAIRs-HoI.LYwooD INN

rOPICS ENGAGING THE ATTENTION OF WOMEN
MILITARY AFFAIRs-HoLLYwooD INN
GROWING IN POPULARITY.
,> .,,a annual dinner OF the Young Mems
,,.nub,,can Club will be held on Wednesday even
,ro n, next week-Lincoln's Birthday-a' the
Arlington Inn. DR.. Henry W. Berthon' preSiue''
~ the club will preside and act as toas''"as.e''
Those VINO will respond TO toasis are the REV. VI
George E. Strowbrdge, OF Poushkeepsie' 10 Ian
coin; ex-County Judge Isaac \. Nils OF MouI'
yernon TO The Republican Party Frederick W.
Hollis de,egate-at.large 10 tho Constitutional Con-
ven,,on 70 "Our Country the Rev. Frederick NJ.
Davenport OF the First Methods, Episcopai
Church 10 The Armenian Question state SEN
ator J. Irving Burma to "Our State: Assembly
man James W Hustled. OF Peekskih. 10 "our
County" Mayor John G. Peene OF Yonkers, TO
"Our City: City Judge-elect William c. Kellogg.
20 .Our Club: Past Department Commander John
c. Shots OF the Grand Army. TO Tho veterans
District Attorney George c. Andrews. OF larry
town. to Young Men in Politice." Tho Indications
are that the will be the most successful the
club has ever undertaken. The COMMITTEES which
4. arranging for the affair is composed OF Richard
Edie IT, chairman: City Auditor Charles +.
Brown Supervisor Edwin A. Forsyth. Hall B.
warne. r. B. Tompkins. George r. Brown. George
Christian and Charles b. Ash
The first OF the series OF talks on Health Cult
ure, by Mss Marguerite Lindley. Of New-York
CITY. will be given on TUESDAY IoEehooh Oh neat
1vask in the parlors OF the Woman's Institute, in
PaIisade-ave The subject TO be treated is The
ART OF Breathing. Digestion and Indigestion. and
Valuable Hints on Daily Living
The members OF John C. Shots Camp No. q
Soma Of Veterans will entertain the comrades OF
K,tching and John C. Fremont posts OF the Grand
quarters in the Grant Building There viii be
ccamnfire at which stories will be told remi-
nIscences related and songs sung Refreshments
Iii follow Lieutenants Joseph Andrews jr, A.
lanes Bowler and Chaplain J. Harvey Brewer nave
the affair In charge
/ Perry Wordon, OF Hastings. will deliver his
memorial on II. II. Boyesen on Tuesday evening,
February IS He will speak on Wemar-the Home
and Haunts OF Goethe and Schiller
Upon invitation OF the Rev Dr. John J. Reed,
pastor OF the Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
tend his church tomorrow evening.
The Yonkers Historical and Library Association
has issued a pamphlet in which Is given an account
of the efforts put forth by the society recently to
prevent the erection OF municipal building on the
Manor Hall grounds In addition, II contains
account Of the mass-rnest citing held in Music Hall
II closes with an interesting article on the Founder
OF the Philipse Manor" from the pen OF DR.. David
Cole Of the First Reformed Church The pamphlet
Edwin d. Harris and Rufus King.
The Entertainment Committee Of the Park Hill
Country Club will give concert on Tuesday even
ing next at the clubhouse. at which the Apollo Six
teen OF NewYork City, Miss Josephene Adele Jen-
nngs, Miss Helen Price She1rman Henry d. MIR
tin. ]. Stanford Brown and Miss Beatrice Butler
win entertain
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of Otis
Brothers Company. whose extensive works are