New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
YONKERS.

Miss Mile Campbell daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
j. Clifford Campbell. was married Thursday evening
10 DR.. W H. Kahrs. by the Rev. DIR. John j. Reed
pastor OF the First Methodist Episcopal Church,
at the home Of the brides parents, No % Bucna
Vista-avc Miss Libble Bentley. Of Staten Island.
was the maid of honor. and DR.. Edward f. Mliier'
of New-York City. the best man. The ushers
were David O. Hartshorn OF this city, ana d.
Sells Of New-York city The bride. who was gwen
away by her father. wore gown OF cream sd'ln'
train. with trimmings of point lace. After a
wedding tour in the Western part Of the state Ut.
and Mrs. Kahrs will live in One-hundred-anu-SeN-
cnty-third-St.. New York.
John G. Wilcox and Miss Lily j. Thomas. were
married on Thursday by the Rev Charles H. Al
lison. OF the Dayspring Presbyterian Church MISS
Ellen Thomas the maid-of-honor ana reward
Z. Wilcox. brother OF the bridegroom the best
man
The Committee on Evening Schools Of the Board
of Education announced yesterday that evening
schools would be opened in the Eickemcyer school
in Waverly-st., and in tho John NJ Mason Schooi'
in Ashburton-ave.. on Monday evening OF next
week. John A. Byrne will have charge OF Inc
former. and Thomas f. Curran OF the latter
Glasses in architectural drawing will be formed In
the drawing room of the High School at the same
time They will be in charge OF C. Z. 'hlpinah.
who conducted the department for the committee
DR.; A. c Benedict entertained the membe ys~ Of
Broadway. on Thursday evening DR.. T. II. p!ne,
Drs. greene. Myers. Howe. smith. Currer and
Knapp. of Mount Vernon: Drs. Warren, Hermance
Moffat. Pyne. BOwden. Callen Mooney, harrington
and Gibson, of this city.
The funeral of Mrs James W Prcndergast, who
neighbours house. will he held this forenoon. Mrs
Prendergast forty years old. and was APP
parently well when she left her home. While con
vcrsing with "A friend she suddenly fsH TO the
floor and died
a concert was given on Thursday evening in the
Tuckahoe Lyceum. I'm aid Of st. Johns Episcopa
Church OF that village. The performers who vol
untecrcd their services were well received Ihey
were A. G. Parks y. Russell Throckmorton. Mrs
Marion Fordham. Miss -. {. Slater w NesterN'lt
Higgins and Mrs Dierck.
The last series Of races for possession OF inc
cock of walk flag will he sailed for by me
feet OF the Workers Corinthian Yacht club this
afternoon These Saturday afternoon contests
have been much enjoyed.
The Yonkers Camp OF the Patriotic sons oil
America gave dinner Thursday evening
which was well attended. Charles l.. Anderson.
the president. presided Among those who made
tional secretary: Nelson d. Lent. Of Newburg: II.
X. Patterson. George Il. Iiendrickson. Augustus
Kipp. Abram n Tompkins and George Monroe
Inspector T.. J. Mitchell Of this city inspectcd
Flandreau Post. G.. \. r. Of New Rochelle on
Thursday night Past Department tomrlander
John {. Shotts OF this city; James H. jenkins ana
William Wilson. Of Mount Vernon. accompanied
him.
Miss Pcntccost daughter Of the Rev. DR.. George
T. Pontecost. of this city. will give recital on
Monday evening at the Amackassen cub unuer
the auspices Of tn" Missionary Society or the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church. She will have the as
sstance of Miss Marion T. Lashcr ana Miss Heach'