New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-02
YONkERS.

The weather yesterday in this city was all that
could be desired. There was not enough snow for
sleighing but too much for bicycle riding so
neither of these pleasures could be enjoyed. The
custom of calling upon friends New Years has
not entirely gone ont OF favor, and some people
kept open house. All the clubs celebrated the day
In their usual fashion. At the City Club In South
Broadway, an elaborate luncheon was prepared
by the steward Joseph Campbell. for membe and
In the afternoon. but in the evening the rooms
.titute for the first time since their organization
kept open house on New Years and received their
serving tea IN their papors s' The Ghrisma
lions We're sun In place and gave the rooms
Of callers.
As is rs custom. the, Amacka ssen Club had its
reception was held from $50 till 10 O'Clock. after
wn n The ns% os osn %
Mrs T & Da As s M4. Mrs. A sSason Mrs
William NJ Herman e. Mrs. Harry IIoltrook, Mrs.
M ha'. John KEN keI"s"e Mrs william F. N'''e' and
AT the Association Alleys. in North Broadway.
midnight, handsome prizes being offered for high
scores scores The games In the tournament Of the West,
Ssn be- ooH 1 on h had Ne%
Mount Vernon; A B No. and Paiisade 10. T. l..
Members of the High School Alumni Association:
Of s wheh John p Rsdc ir is president, and
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in the High School building in south Broadway.
for the clock to strike II the time was spent pleas
antly in listening to music and recital lions. Dane
served. 1t was the sem-annual gathering of the
association. and some business of a routine nature
The funeral OF Mrs. Hannah NJ. Ashmore. who
den suddenly on at se Of her
ave and God-st.. will be held this morning at
New Brunswick n. J.. She was the widow Of
death. about two months ago, has lived in Yon-
kers. She was sixty mine years old.
The. children Of The Glenwood Branch Sunday
school of the Warburton Avenue Baptist Church
We're entertained on Thursday afternoon at ths
The younger children gathered at o'clock. and
were amused for two hours with games, etc. Re-
freshments were served: and at o'clock the little
ones started for their homes. The older children
then occupied the parlors, and had merry time
till o'clock.
The Ladies' Committee of St Johns Riverside
Hospital desire publicly 10 express their thanks TO
those who 50 generously aided in repenishing the
Christmas more than three hundred donations
being received
The funeral of John Pagan. ST. whose death oc-
az 1879 o'clock at his home No. % Warburton-ave
The services Yer Sonducted BY the Rey Dr. David ri.
Pagan was member. assisted by the Rev. Charles
r. Allison of the Dayspring Presbyterian Church
James Kcllock. James Stewart. n. 3. Hoyt and
William Sing. The choir of the Reformed Church
The John III Sobiesk! Association received from
a committee OF It's women friends American and
took place in Turn Hail. Post Lane at ) o'clock in
the afternoon.
Amackassen Club house. in the Palisade ex-
tension In aid of the Fresh Air Fund. was de-
lightful affair. The attendance was large. and 1t
financial success.
The usual Saturday evening open night" Of the
-CorInthian Yacht Club will be held to-
night at the clubhouse 4 special beefsteak feast
will be provided for members