New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-07
YONKERS.

The clubhouse OF the Park Hill Country Club anc
It's surroundings have seldom looked pretter than
on Wednesday evening when there reception
given for Colonel Charles S. Dehl. president O; the
club. and Mrs Dieh. Colonel Dieh is the Eastern
manager OF the Associated Press. and lives in Alta
He and Mrs. Dichl have Just returned from a
trip abroad. where Mr. Diehl went for rest and
recreation. The decorations for the reception were
the most prof'sc ever attempted In the history OF
;hc club. Two hundred and fifty lamps sklrted the
border Of the lake In front OF the clubhouse while
torches Of red. blue and green fire. burning at in
tervas. heightened the effect Fifty or more large
Chinese lanterns lighted the entrance to the tennis
courts and the rustic wellhouse ID the east The
large porch Of the clubhouse lighted with Lam
terms Of variou1 designs The ballroom had the
appearance OF "A garden Ferns and evergreens
had been brought in quantities from neighborns
wood and decorated every nook and corner. Two
evergreen sapiiars reaching from the floor almost
70 the ceiling. stood at either side OF tho platform
and suspended between them was an American flag
bearing the word welcome" In letters OF leaves
Ponds Orchestra almost screened from view
behind "A bank Of palms. and FOR two hours played
concert music The 'cosey corner at the east and
the fireplace at the opposite side OF the room were
the wall were cncircipd WITH ferns and ahoXe sa ON
window and door was paced large bunch OF ever
green Colonel and Mrs piehl arrived at the club
ceived the CONCENTRATIONS of their neghbors and
friends. double quartet composed Of W. j.
sGests rom Hsw"York civ and club members
John. Avery. +. E yidaud, Marion Lorini Theodore
selections on an island in the lake near the club
house. Al 1920 o'clock the concert music gave
KEEP, up I'll an early hour Thursday morning Some
J ohn ne Ayery EsTs vi Ta ana Mi5 Twf Mr.
il. Varick Mr. and Mrs. Morris X. Poncher Mr.
M G" thse. all Fan x and [STn AMOS H6 '2a
F I" Ghedsey. Dr. and Mrs william r s sna Mars
Mr. and Mr; j. p Cole Mrs = Livingston,
j; S5cas5 M Ms s% x Hs s 81
Mis- AGs ., i Miss s:A Nay
Weller. q Newburg; Mas Margaret Cark. Miss
Grace Dehi. Miss waller. Miss Rocldecke. Miss
Dougherty. Frederick Safer f.. +. vldaud. John
line. Mr. james John Kerr. l. ". Seaman. George
Flag, Mr.. Duncan. X. 3. Waller. Mr.. Chandler
number Of petty burrlaries which occur IN AMER n
t i. tpsnn b CONSIDERABLE trouble is occssloneG
both TO the people and the police. Yesterday Cap
that Ne homc Of r. A Roberts. no 10,
rn"r home OF 4 .Tteey. OF New-York cry at 10
thieves got nothing Thieves attempted 10 get into
the home OF Fredsrek ". Ritter. 30 10 Iiehand
were fright, med away by the dog. They an not
neSi from the contents of the Ice chest
| An the members NJ the Water Board were pres
| ent at the meeting on Thursday night. Superln-
| tendcnt lockwood reported that there had been
| pumped from the Grassy Sprain Reservoir in July
| iises20O gallons Of which 1888. Sa3 had been
pumped into the high service \ four-inch pipe has
| been laid at the north end 81 Athsrton-st and at
the west end OF Locus-st; four-inch pipe has also
! been laid in RI iford-st.. between Mclean and Tan
| Cort,andt Park ayos The rainfall! In The month
WINS II - Inches. The main reservoir II, teen
| Inohcs a,ove thr Cd overflow lire On III" hrs, Of
| the month.
Tn" second rames in the series between the
| Arackassen Club. u this city. end the Sleepy
Hollow Lawn Tennis Club q Tarrytown. viii come
| of to-day az the courts Of the latter club The
| first games played In this city las. Saturday
| and resulted IN the defeat Of the ionkers players
Beginning yesterday the dispensary for women