New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

There was a large and fashionable wecding at u"o
home of f. V. Skinner. general Eastern aeen, vi
the Canadian Pacific Railroad. at NO rhiiiip'
Place. on Wednesday evening. when MISS As"e.
Mccormack was married 10 William L'hsoh' vi
Tarrytown. The ceremony. which took place cary
in tho evening was performed by Bishop Farley, OF
New-Yo-k city. assisted by the Rev. Charies ~
Corley. OF the Church Of the Immaculate ooloep
ton and Father Mallon. Of this city MISS MAUI
NJ Skinner, cousin of the bride. was the maiu vi
honor. and Washington Linson. brother Oh '"o
bridegroom was the best man. Among the many
guests were Thomas +. Gilroy. jr.: Max d. STERN
Mr. and Mrs Thomas f. Groy. Miss Lydon MISS
Dreamer Miss Beck Mr.. and Mrs. John Geageh'
Dr. and Mrs Honan. Mr.. and Mrs. George brech'
Mr.. and Mrs McIntee. Mr. and Mrs HAIRY hari"'
Mrs Albert Becker Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. LIN
son. Mr. and Mrs j. b. Hodgskin ana MISE "Iaoe
Linson OF New-York City; DR.. and Mrs }. ). LIN
son. OF Tarrytown: Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Cooper. OF
Brooklyn Miss Anna D. Hayes. OF SYRACUSE MT
and Mrs W Sisson Of Mount Vernon; George ods
OF Montreal; ex-Judge and Mrs. +. y. DonoShue
Colonel and Mrs. Edward p Mitchell, Assessor NJ
F. Mitchell Peter F. Mitchell DR.. ~ A. warren
Charles skinner and John Skinner, OF this city
After wedding tour Mr. and Mrs Linsoh WIN I'VE
at No li5 West Observation-Disclosures Ne"
York city.
The February meeting of the Y.onkers Clerical
Association was held yesterday afternoon at the
Westminster Presbyterian Church. The paper on
Federation OF Church Work" was read py i i
Rev. r II. Barsgwanath OF the Central Methodist
luncheon There were present Lyman Cobb. jr. {;
the Rev Dr. David Cole the Rev DR.. James T.
Bxby. the Rev. Or. john j. Reed. the Rev Charles
f. Allison, the Rev. George r. cutting ana the
Rev Enos j. BoswOrth. -
Wills d. Humphrey. foriy-nne years old, OF NO
1oc Webster-ave, came home Wednesday evening
shortly after o'clock. from work: While at the
supper table he taken III, and died IN rev
minutes. Mr.. Humphrey was member OF Palisade
Lodge OF Odd Fellows. The funeral will be held on
Sunday afternoon. at his home. at O'CLOCK
Mrs. t.. NJ. Bven gave a tea on Wednesday Al
ternoon at her home in North Broadway Sne was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. William W. BllVen'
Mrs. Yergens Mrs Serre. Mrs Guilmette and Mrs
Usher. Miss Serre sang several times IN the after
noon. Mrs Peter j. Citing and Mrs. ltltchlngs
served the refreshments.
The Hollywood Inn Athletic Club held its first
indoor competition on Wednesday night In the
gymnasium The contests included a high jump.
broad jump and potato race. The contest was Tor
points. Albert Shave secured the largest hufnoer,
and Captain William Kelly. OF the Harrers club;
was second The contest was in charge Of Physical
Director Samuel j. Ludwig.
There was a large gathering IN the parlors OF
Mrs. James V. Lawrence. No. l0i Buena Nista-aVe.,
last night. when a musical given In aid OF IT.
Johns Mission. The choir Of the Warburten Ave
and Willard Carpenter. were among those who took
part.
on Wednesday William l.. Ode eighty four
years old At the close OF the weekly prayer meet
the evening William Mc<lm presented to Mr.. OdelI
a handsome cane. suitably inscribed. as marx OF
appreciation Of his twenty-sx years service In the
church.
Wednesday evening was ladies' night at the Yon-
kers Bicycle Club. and its cosey quarters In Getty
Square were filled with members and their women
friends. Progressive euchre was enjoyed TIL 1880
o'clock. and dancing followed A. w. kingsbury
and Mr. Noshurg the prizes for the men, and
Miss Veitch and Miss Ryder those for the women.