New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WORKERS..


r-,aro wore three weddings I'm this city on
Wednesday evening at all of which the Kew
charles F Allison, OF the Daysprng Presoyterla"
Cburcb oniciatcd At the home Of Mr. ana MIS-
Iohn Tilahack No jos Elm-st. Miss Hannah Ilda-
hack their daughter. was married 10 'h"''S -
Mitchell Among the out-o-town guests p'eS'",
were Mrs Martha Ferdon. Miss Eva hronil'Y anu
Frederick Stouehion. OF ClosteI. D. - vi, anu
Mrs Louis Gross and Mr.. and Mrs Peter llda-
hack Of Tarrvtown; Mr.. and Mrs. william DUNK
lev of Paterson At the home Of MI ana MrS'
Charles Smith, 1T 80. 1G New Maln-sI' I'''!
Grener and Miss Rosa May Howe were ma'ileu'
Miss Minnie Fuda was the maid OF honor an" a.
G. Mclean the best man. Some OF the guests VIM
attended were Martin Stecker OF Mount Vernon
George Rennet: of brooklyn; Miss Clara Hewlett
Of Now-York City. and Miss Grace Gamble OF
Viliamsbridge The third wedding WAS that OF
Kenneth Mackay and Miss Ruth f. Gardner
The officers and teachers OF the sunday school OF
tho First Methodist Episcopal thurch' III Nol'l
Broadway have elected Or. +. \. Cook superh-
iendent. Francis A. Winslow and Miss Mary cal
lahan assistants: Mrs. George W. OSBORN super
Sing sipcrjntenldnt OF the Chinese department;
Charles \. Irockmeier secret1,rK ErheIt scbitl
treasurer; Alfred Chadburn' librarian anu h''S'oi'
The baskct-ball team Of tho !th Separate Com
many defeated the team Of the 23d Separate Com,
game Of the Hudson River National Guard tourna-
ment The game took place AT the armoIy. ~ w
gTlV a.
visitors were match for the local Buardsmth,
as tho score OF o. 90 shows After the game the
home team received three handsome nahtei shses,
which were placed in the centre OF the drlI0Uin
on a stand co-ered with an American nag. ny re
rrescnfation was made by Corporal }. T. IaNne, ol
The 23l captain John J. Fruyn received the tro-
t,hies on behalf Of the champions amid great APP
plause The teams then went 10 I'M l', IN.
room whore a supper served. Inc fuhsoh
River National Guardsmcns League WAS otEdh-
ized last September I he first game was player on
October G. in this city In all forty,tWo games HTEo
been pavcd by the seven cOntestlng teams. ne
attendance has been large ana the total hunipet
OF spectators is thought TO have been about olW'
at the games The home team won WE'VE edn's
and losi none The tournament will be resumed
early next season. when II is expected that there
v,ili he a larger number of teams entered.
Grand SaChcm William +. ligbie' assisted ny
District Deputy Daniel Devlin and stan, instituted
night IL has a large membership us oHloerS trc
William Simmonds. sachem; Jere Lucy, senior
sycamore: Andrew Jackson; Junior sagamore; WI,
lam Springstcen prophet: H. II. Thompson. chief OF
records. Thomas +. MOrrissey collector OF WaH-
nun and Thomas J. Callan keeper or WamIum.
Visitors were present from New-Nork Clty sing
An audience Of fair size gathered IN the enrai
Nothodist Episcopal Church last night ana listener
IN an interesting lecture on ''Savonarola Kei"rmr
and Martyr" By the Key. faIkcS Dadihah' % '"7
NefroDotan Temple. New Ork Clty. 80
The women OF the First Presbyterian Church. III
North Broadway. viii give n reception ms 'Vehlls
I'm the church for tie Rev. DR. George + Iclc'onl'
Who arrived in this city on Tuesday from Lonu2h.
Ta,eing accepted p call 70 become pastor of the
church The reception Is for the members or the
congregation. and not for the general pubhc, III
Pentecost viii preach his first sermon III me church
bradford Williams gave an interesting entertain
,oert last night in the pariors Of the Young Mons
Christian Association In Main-st, on SATURDAY
Eugene Field. Will give readings from her fathers
works.