New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-08
YONkERS.


Ahor, sovontv members of tho 18th Separate Com
many enjoyed the annual dinner OF the co''pA"''
which was held on Thursday evening at the ar'nory
Sergeant John W. Arbuckle. chairman OF the Co"'-
mi,tee on Arrangements. presided ana was 'o'
master Speeches of an informal nature were '",,'
by CAPTAIN John l. Pruyn. Sergeant Ar'huI W.
Nueent and c. F. Nugent. Private Howard Dean
ex- Lieutenant William H. McVicar ana cN-'''
geant Thomas Robinson
Thu Kings Messenger Circle. connected with me
Warburton Avenue Baptist Church. gave musical
on Thursday night Those who took part were VIII
lard Carpenter. organist Of the church, MISS anna
Reynolds Edward r. Chamberlain ana WiiiIam
Glasgow Greene of the choir. MIS- w. - roN
played the piano. Miss F. Zeta Youmans rected and
Paul Hamburger played the violin. Mrs f.. A. Bart
mcss ACCOMPANIED Miss Youmans on the plano IN
one of her selections. The affair was planned by
Miss Adele Drummond. Miss Nellie Roach, MISS
Lillian Howes. Mrs Ernest Longboham and MIS-
Alfretta O'Brlen.
The Rev. Charles r. Corley was a guest OF honor
the boys of the parochia school connected with the
church OF which he Is rector. Among nose VINO
Thomas KIIey. Joseph p Smith, Peter Fl Ism smith
Arthur y. Connell, Martin A. Maner' henry ~ D.
Brsh s eens Of the ' Of the
and Brooklyn League Of Unitarian women was
c cfG tSs City The meeting was called order
by Miss Emma Low. the president Tnere were , re-
ICES The subject discussed was Permanent Ele-
ments in the Teachings of Jesus" The delegates
were entertained at luncheon IN inc FIRST NeHo''
Alderman Abram H. Tompkns. who was injured
on Thursday afternoon in a runaway accident: was
reported TO be resting easily at his home. NO. "
Linden-st.. last night. Va,
City Judge S when XnnTs & E AI9o A. oliver
Associate Editor OF THE Yonkers statesman
Francis X. Donoshue. John F. brennan and lsa-
dore J. Beaudra were guests on Tnursaay even, sn
citation, which was held in the Murray Hill Hotel
New-York City
A large part Of the fleet Of the Yonkers Corn-
THAN Yacht Club Is in commission. The trustees
flet on Thursday evening and elected H. +. PECK
Tonight in the parlors OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association there will be concert by NeW-
charge ina for admission is made
An entertainment was given in the Park Hi
in aid of the church.
Tho second concert of the Choral Society will
of the house. including boxes. is already taken by
associate members and the rest will undoubtedly
connected with the society. The chorus number
Ing more than two hundred singers. IS made up
from all classes, including the wealthiest and
most fashionable people. The orchestra; number
ng dns 6 be pavsrs being
from % IN making up tne sGn ihe
lines of tho first concert. giving a great variety
of style to the entertainment. and placing an
pabc Gonnods by Babyons wave is the
first number in whicG the full chorus takes part.
with accompaniment on the piano by Miss Kate
Atkins. Following this Rhenberger's Might
Song and the choral from Wagners "Mester-
singer" Both of these for full choruses and are
TO be given without accompaniment novelty
appears In the next number, which Is a roundelay
by Fritz Vobach. This is for female chorus and
soprano solo with pianoforte accompaniment. The
soloist will be Mrs. Louise Cowles Weldon. Fol-
lowing this number comes the full chorus in Pin
suits Caravan" In the next number Miss Car
lotta Desvignes. contralto, will be sooist She Is
to sing a recitative and aria from Handles
"Xerxes." This composition IL generally known
as 1.-THE Largo" and is seldom given in its original
form a vocal number The arrangement, incud-
ing the orchestration. for the band makes its
first appearance in this number. was made by
Mr.. Burton. The great chorus. "All We. Like
sheep" from the Messiah, closes the first part or
the programme. -
After the intermssion the orchestra Will per
form the first OF the two ballets from Schuberts
"Rosamunde,' which will be followed by Mrs
Weldon in "iy Heart al Thy Sweet Voice" from
Sampson and Delilah. by Saint Saens. The full
chorus and orchestra will apDear In the next num-
Der. Hear Us. Power Divine" a new compost
ton by Mr.. Burton. Then comes Flora Now
Calieth Forth" by J. Stafford Smith. This will
be sung IN cornection with "Prithee. Swallow
modern parT song, by Samuel Reay Miss Des-
vignes will then sing the "Eabanera. from
Carmen" and the concert will end with two Sc
lections from Mendessohn's Elijah" The first
OF these Is THE Angel Trio" which will be given
unaccompaned by the entire female chorus. The
other viii be He Watching Over Israel" In which
the full chorus and orchestra will take part