New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

YONkEKS.
Miss Harriette A Stanton gave large reception
on Tuesday evening AZ her home. al fa'9'Ne ','
Lake ayes The reception was 10 announce ''o
orgaremant ~ Miss Stanton TO Reginald q. WHITE
moro Mrs William c. Robertson. Of New-forK Ni'S'
and Mrs Guy Phillips, of this city, asSis'eu III ~
ceivng Some OF the guests were MI anu w
Charles f. Smith. Mr. and Mrs - bE.'e9'O
Burger Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Nhippe' M anu
Mrs d. Phoenix mgraham and W. w -ni"ei' -
New-York City; Miss Knowles ana MISS ool,a, =,
Providence: Miss Jones. OF Albany IT, T. ''''0'
ond c 4 Clark OF Newark; Archibald Erahaih' u
Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. b. +. kingmah III anu
Mrs Henry Moffat Mrs. j. O. A Johnson Ni
J. H. Keeler. Miss kingman, Miss warns ~
Guilford. Miss Reid Miss Havemeyer' MISS 'o"''-
SON. Miss Tom,inson. Mss Easioh' MISS S,"o'"'
Miss Brevoort John b. Upham and Rufus King OF
Yonkers. , -,
The Keniworth Club met on the evening Vi
Washingtons Birthday at the home of Miss snow
den No s12 Warburton-ave. a musical Proetatnline
was enjoyed in which Miss Schieuter MISS W. NJ
ner Mrs Kaler and Mr.. Curran took part MISS
Hyatt and Mr. Lawrence read se.eGtloT Is t2lal,s
ucr arrisd on Tuesdav ri the home Of Frederick
D. Blake in North Broadway by the Key ShsrI nS
Piake. Miss Hattie Blake and Miss Adeiine Bake
sisters OF the bride were me brldes WI SNiIbank
vii. live in Montc.air. y. }. ,,, .,
Julius Hermann for many years ss so Tfsd BpoaG d.
way after long illness lie was hiiy-stEem ~ T
oil He leaves widow ana one dduSHtet. ny
funeral will be held to-morro" afternoon at -'0
Al the rehearsal Of the Choral Society on Tues
day evening 1t was announced that Henry =. hrg IN
bic would lecture in the hal Of the Woman'S In.
will be Folk Song in America" II has been found
necessary to POSTPONE he presentation oil h ar
one week This has been done so that musicians
from SeldTs orchestra may assist in the presehla-
lion.
Games were rolled Monday and Tuesday even ven
ings In the invitation bowling tournament OF me me
pa1f- H.. ROas nh at ITS "a
the former evening Yonkers No defeated IN sep
arate COMPANY 52Ig an SeparaIe Sonpa PAM DE- o.
feated Yonkers No l. 7s 6s3: on the latter evening
Lyc@um' 76S-729 and Teutonia 776-6S9 Teutonia
defeated TarrytOwn Lyceum, 10. 80. rms evening
the Hollywood Inn. A. b. and Pa'isade NO
There will be an illustrated lecture this evening
under the atispces or the Service Club The iect
urer vii be Dr.. Thomas o Baker, principal or INC
High School. No charge for admission is made and
Frederick Kcppel Of New York City. lectured on
Tuesday evening before the Tuesday Club on Per
sonal Sketches OF some Famous Etchers." He
showed several OF their works on the screen. Ms
Virgil p Humason the president introduced MT
The February tea Of the First Unitarian Church
o'clock. There was large gathering. and the
will entertain az the March gathering
Workers CHARTER OF the Empire state Society OF
annual meeting in Manor Hal. this week. The Off.
GERS for 1924 were re-electei with the exception Of
secretary and George r. Tooker was chosen to nil
that place AT the close OF the business meeting
keskeskck Chapter. Daughters OF the American
Revolution. appeared, and there was reception
Refreshments were served. Among the guests were
Legion. Yonkers. and the Westchester Historical
Society and Washington Heights Chapter. Daugh-
tiers OF the American Revolution
Tomorrow evening there Will he entertainment
in the Assembly Hall OF Hollywood Inn for mem
beers and their friends. Tickets may be had
application at the Office Of the superintendent The
reading-room, which recently opened 10 the
use of wives. daughters and sisters Of members IS
being appreciated and used by them.
According the measurements taken by the
Water Board. more than four inches Of rain fell I'm
this city in the recent storm. The Grassy Spring
Reservoir. the main supply is fun