New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
JEROME PARK A GAY PLACE.
.,v,ov,xc ROTH RACES AND DANCING.
rruorsr HANDSOMELY DECORATED AND

-. sn .. .n,ouabe assenblage of people In the CLUB
souse on the blun The novel attempt AZ giving uis
- ,n tho DAYTIME to continued during the evening
.a an la both successful and enjoyable ~ Is
s.snv years since tho pisssas ana aih'ns
N.,s az the club house have oeen ~
~ a, animation and gayey they were yesterday Inc
dance Was a much discussed by the guests on the
.c,al train going to the races which one
night have supposed would be the chief attraction.
A, The clubhouse decorations Of the dining ana Dane
sns rooms first received visit nom ''
-s.... vno inspected tho elaborate moral Deco
s,ons and then they scattered themselves sooa'
.ac,oua p,aszas the lawn ieading down " ING
and prepared spend comfortable AFTERNOON anu s
ma soft air and skies after the gloomy weanor u
-,.,. a.vs put every In good humor and |
..rrv laughter broke forth at intervals nom 'ne
.vouns Of Guests about tho grounds eeA'e Nm"
-. placed on blu overlooking The uaok anu sns'
~ os no,ulsr pom, from which to the races The
FROM the grand opposite the club house. win It's
and lawns with the bright costumes Oh 'he
80. VA q srikingly pretty one While the races
we're going on many the guests took iunoheon
rest watched the sport or chated on the lawns
lander was ready with his hand In the dancing room
me ra were at ended to begin the opening WAITE mo
decorations rooms for the dancers and the
80 cauea forth general admiration The walls and ceilings
were almost completely hidden by the graceful fe'ocns OF
s%s1 STp 9s spG 9sr oo took
sscs Chinese hung the porch and the entire
'HS rssne y 'p T1s.
and S0 James g. Due
xsSt TSQutoSs and were ERE
s Meats Colonel Kane and August Montsnt led in
Ss essn O'Clock and continued until nearly mid
the s Of III 'n
had sSss SygS ht
DON them were NspcsSn Ns Sr0a leon sa MSS
ST. Miner, Truly nomasues bDG ans chsriss sso
Among other guests at the club hC1se dSng inc W
nsSa w All sSsn9S Mr. and MI and Mrs
ana s Mn. p bi SrS%n M %ur
r He5oH Mr. ne e1s ME-
Ba.wp srT rap a Sus carroll T. hHfF cas
sa Mr. and Cameron Mr. and Mrs M oDIsa
X B B%s K n pr DsssHses
6s1o L n Pay kwns d a 1% Foster
RoSert Garrett A. Gamhe James H. SeTar B. A. nag
a sia j. sp'SS';A n q
Mrs M,s;e. "a HeeSsfhT Miss George Beryma
nGwsd Issnsicn Teny 'y Jerome me-
lawrence Kip Khu@ louis Keller Charles sn L'nsT
A1rT isns e tSdHs%aH RS
sal1Ss t %ia%s
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xn S ' Soosa A hssmeHS ia
Rcsrsoo Joseph Wilson oS@ A ssSRss C. %esve
Mr. saSd and ATs H.. seS %ss,0 W. H i@l
MOaitOn, j.. Dwight - Ripley E , H. M cI,4t,
ssCT Potter e. N Ma$ f. o.soo Miss sP Ed
4Tgos ws kSHs syfF Ks a ana Rr Nevs
ba hSsera' MsM nfH%fS r,,,an,
1d as 11in and sd' via when
ssS %sse hqs 59es
Il victory SO day. the sSus nile was s
people waP%s cup the %n F'ft Soes ssfss
Spouse Mr. Lloyd waited too long with Pawnee' but made
There little betting but 80 as ss.,.s to
sss t secretary ''si the s's c$H Club
Het with Mr. Berea lie was po de atIon on giving
bail he promptly released
FIgsT RAcE-PoLo PONIES go FACE $3.50 AppED hANpi
SS LCEaTss MiG lS% S sands
George @Siks Ont LLOYD, LlEy&l
MI MadisOns Economy Tmc5s SEE onds
and orphs S sy at o sa ANU held to the finish
winning with by three lengths
SECOND RAcE-HuKDLE HASpcAr. SIS EACH, $500 ADDED
W C. DAYS b. h. Sam Brown. by Gen. Rousseau Bon5ana
efy 1sSd II. j. C. Mennore l. al
asSs strss nh s faan Ss as sO 6esin
% ss at d ian Ssr 'ne for as
Sam Brown BY two lengths Menmore second length
FL Young Duke by Duke Of Magsn s.r nS5
' e. SaeyyT a X en- r. cratic HysIS@
y s Rsss e Cay KsS:}
Bumo,etou and Witch ' wsTs withdrawn. J..
c1 asSs' Who 1s headed sss 'Sr
Tie ,s sHST' neck Cratic was second
FOURTH RAcr-nAkDIcAr, $40 EACH. $500 ADDED. lie
T. Mccauls ch Ariel by MOrtemerAnOe Ward, syr., =,
s.H BE- sH NAVE SEfn aged
Courtney D. b S9nm neil q MeeSaD}
G. Askey's Dr. c. Franz. lo4 ---Paimer
Hartford r.ron. and Ms &fS wsisn r.r. withdrawn
r1s not s cas-. sns wan '
TTrn sr.EEs H4sD1car cn s1snrlrcHAsr
&c Es' WI .'fs AsS5' dad sSi e
- Sss = $;.,,! Sisss;}'
as psush Stables Hs p Dr. zsnsSa EocE%sh
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i.i sos for not n' Rse iy Il -:
% pss mscS
. s clos: .d Ire
JACK got ii 6y half length.
SHORT cg5 dogSs
p. Golfers b. g. Response. by rimiico Mystery XIX XIX
1d aSe Island Stable. CHI g. Pawnee M5 Lloyd
NestC Stables DE-. COOEba deou
i,rew a Mc(ourt's b. &. Eastchester aged, ia ,
-''-''''--''' Time-3:42La
Retribution and Kinda Withdrawn
was n the start but soon gave way 70
olonns who was in displaced by Easchester Aite
tba ofsrs had each a Leading Response assumes
ennsnd and won length. Pawnee made gaant nnlsn
Sui MI Lloyd did not make his run soon enough c'i0nh'
tas bad third
EXTRA MEETING AT IVY CITY.
STARTERS AND PROBABLE WINNERS.
Tho extra meeting City track begins to-day AND
,aNn TbQraa raG AT