New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
WESTCHESIER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


The chapel o, the First Methodist Episcopal
Church In Ashburton-ave, comfortably filed
on Friday night by an audience which was amused
for over an hour with the session OF The District
school OF Burberry Corners. as represented by the
Epworth League OF the church. Miss kittie Law
renee was the teacher, and she had az scholars
Mrs Charles Brockmeier. Mrs. Wallace Halsey,
the Misses Dora Billings Ada Karr. Sarah Craven.
Bertha Deem Carrie Chadeayne. Alma Engree Es-
telle Pearsall. Mabel Morgan, Mary Callahan
Bertha Connolly. Ray Foster, Henry Foster A
Clifton Hurd. Charles Brockmeer. George Palmer
DR. I. \. Cook. Frank Connolly and +. w Mar
shall The Misses Bessie Osborne. Lulu Eermilye
and Jennie Lawrence represented visitors 10 the
school; James McLachlan and Mr. Williams the
IN interesting entertainment vas given yeste,11;;
day afternoon at the nome OF Miss Sorwn, no ~
Warburton-ave., for the VI y. :, = SEWING 80
clety The spacious parors were decorated Tor the
occasion. a stage was arranged at one END OF ne
room, ana palms potted pants anu HO"eiS maui
the surroundings attractive: ,-.,.,- -
Kitching Post surprised the members OF that or
SANITATION on Friday nignt oy presenting 10 II, ~
post banner. After the regular business had been
transacted the vice-commander obtained permission
party. which had been waiting in the anteroom.
then entered Robert B. Light, in behalf Of Com
banner is 6x6s feet in size. made Of fine blue SILK
and cost 500. Although the post VIII be i twenS N.Y.
Ts vs-a mad Nv Gommander Hendrickson
who accepted the gift; Edwin A. quick Comrades
Perkins. Joslyn and kipp. Of the post Joseph An
drews. jr., captain OF John c. Shots Camp NO. :,
Sons Of Veterans: John W. Pentreath and Captain
HaIsey OF George b. Mcclellan Camp, Sons of
Veterans.
In the games OF the Westchester County Bowling
League a the association alleys In this city Fri
day night the Tarrytown Lyceum defeated the
+th Separate Company by score or 800 10 90
amid much excitement The Veteran National
Guardsmen defeated Palisade No. 2 Ss-6s2, and
4 L. {. defeated the Veterans. 1865.
The pupils Of the Rudolf Eickemeyer Public
School No. have taken lively interest in the new
building adjoining the main school. which was
erected last summer TO accommodate the increasing
number Of sch olars attending the school. On FRI
day the pupils gave an entertainment 20 aid In
furnishing the classrooms with pictures. etc.
The Fortnightly club for the Study Of Anthropol-
ogy met Friday evening in the home OF Mrs.
William Sharman. who read the paper OF the even
ing. The discussion which followed was led by
Mrs. c. f. Lawrence
The Rev H. l.. Hastings. OF Boston, gave lect
last evening IN the pariors OF the Young Mems
Christian Association on the topic. Was Moses
Mistaken" This j. one Of the series Of free en-
tertanments conducted Saturday evenings by the
association
The police are hopeful that they will be able to
Woodwork ayes, early In June. The brick work
has been carried UP to its full height, except In the
tower ut the northwest corner. and the roof Is
almost finished the main part Of the building
Work the interior will now be pushed vigorously
The members OF YOnkers Rebecca Degree Lodge
l. O. o. F., gave reception IN odd Fellows Han. In
North Broadway on Friday night. and Il
largely attended. After several hours Of dancing
refreshments We're served.