New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
YONKERS.

There was n large attendance In the Association
alleys in this city Friday night. when the hnai
game In The tournament Of the WestchesteT county
Rowling League was rolled The game was be-
tween Yonkors No and Palisade No. The
former team was victorious by score OF ST to Go
The first prize won by the Terrace CITY team
II making the highest average score in the touiha-
ncnt-siO Daniel Bricker OF the Ionkers NO :
team secured the prize for the high score having
rolled 22I one evening. Charles Schaeher' OF the
Pal,s,de Boat Club won the hish-averase prize
The YonI,ors no . team leads the other clubs IN
the number Of games wen. 1t played thirteen ana
los; only two games Terrace City, Pallsaoe NO /
and Tarrytown Lyceum each lost four OF the 'hr-
teen games they played. the tournament s''i Ecu
on November 20 last. and has been full OF interest
Tho teams in it were Terrace City. Yonkers Nos.
and Palisade Nos. ! and .. Tarrytown Lyceum
,;ermania and Lenox, OF Mount Vernon a Is =
Nos ! and , Yonkers Athletic Association. ION
kors Young Mems Christian Association veteran
National Cuardsmen and ith Separate Company
The basketball team of the 18th Separate COM
MANY % Kingston. came to this city on FRIDAY
nigh, and played a game with the team OF me
Il" al rIlardsrnen. 1t was enc of the games IN ,he
hudson f' I've ioree number of Basketball en-
,nnsiasis 4, the end Of the first half after eacaa
fr iohn | Pruyn. captain of the 4th Separate
{ company marched across the room 10 WIele d
,rpstnf ne guests sat and gave them new basket
bali In behalf Of the soldiers; PTincipa BAKER Ui
IN i'sh ns ,hrn nlnved the second half OF the
match and the visitors we're defeatsG oy sGoie
-. "a & The players were. liln separate
Company-Johnson. Hussey. Wintef' Ranerty' her
mann Fitzgerald and MeEntee 4'h SePa'a1Se onn
tIazier and Thompson The 9Th Separate COMPANY
team and the team IRON o oIS of BROOKLYN
VII paNf arnb Paris Tea and Social of the congre-
o.nr 80 the First Unitarian Church took place FIJI
1ay evening at the home OF the Key, DT; James
BiM6y; me pcioci Alter supper there flower
puzzle and the iirst prize for unrayeIhg IL was w4'
t:,,-~on solos were given by Mrs. Charles II; Row
ian1 Miss Marie Smith. MISS ElcKemevef ana f'e1-
re r Rev. : Parkes Cadman. Of the Meropolitar
Temple. New-York City, ana the Rev Frederick NJ
~ his CITY have issued joint letter: in which i
Is said that the many friends OF the late Kew w. w
Alexander wish To commemorate ms WORTH D! plac'
ing a stained glass window in the Temple: com
nitee Of which Mr.. Davenport and John r. Andrus
,his D"Tposc and Ycnkars friends desiring TO aic ir
the matter are invited 10 communicate with Mr.
Thcre was well-attended entertainment on Fri.
day nig nj in the lecture OF the Central Method
ist Episcopal Church. in Hudson-st in ala OF 81
Chris,opher,s Home Dobbs Ferry, Vocal and in.
M aI1' KIDD. Miss Miriam Frost William L. Mead
Rudolf Smith and the Yonkers Mandoll and Guitar
which Miss Lizzie Brewer. Miss Nellie Veitch Miss
Sadie Webb. Frederick Brewer and Willard Fox took
The Rev Edward ]. McCue, of St. Gabriel.
Church New York City. will preach this morning al
others will explain the character OF the work OF the
Church Army at the morning and evening services OF
81. Johns Episcopal Church today: The Rev. DR.
Thomas r. Harris rector OF ST. Marys Church
Scarborough. will preach in the evening at ST An
drew's Memorial Church, in Livingston-ave., Ludlow
The evening service at the FRS; Methodist Episcopa
Church tonight will be under the auspices of I'M
Womans Foreign Missionary Society. and Miss Ru;l
Sites will make address.
Miss Mary Marshall Butler addressed the member.
OF the Womans Institute Club at It's meeting FRIDAY
evening. One OF the members read a paper on The
visit made last summer TO Sleepy Hollow Game.
were enjoyed and pleasant evening spent in q
social manner at the parlOrs In Palisade-ave