Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-08-09
THE KN1cKERBocKER CLUB.

The Knickerbocker club of this city are
camping out at Pot Island. The club con-
sists of number of prominent young gen
tlemen of this city, who have rented a cot
tage from Landlord Barnes and have fitted
it out. They have rented a boat to take
them to and from the mainland. A
grand hop was given at the cottage Friday
night. The cottage and grounds were hand
somely decor ated with Chinese lanterns and
fireworks were displayed. Hardly a young
lady could be found on the mainland the
night of the hop. The banjo players of the
club are George; Austin and Samuel A.
York; Charles A. Heaton and Minott Os-
born are the vocallsts.
Charles A. Heaton, of this city, will give
the club course dinner tomorrow after
noon at four O'Clock. Charles Wilson, the
insurance man, rendered the club q dinner
at the Barnes hotel last Friday. The
Knickerbockers will dine at the Island
View hotel to-day.
AS the yacht club entered the Greek Satur-
day the club saluted with their cannon and
afterwards visited the yachts. A minstrel
show is to be gotten up by the club this
week. The club consists of the following:
S. A. York, jr., president; Minott Osborn,
treasurer and superintendent; Charles N.
Gunn R. E. L. Hutchinson, G. Fl. Hutchin-
son, w. r. Smith, James E. English, End,
c. P. Wilson, William E. Beecher, George
A: Austin, Harpin L; Sanford, D. NJ. Nc
bert Evans, of Mrs. Sykes boarding house
this city.
Among those who attended the hop were:
Professor Jepson and family, Charles A,
Heaton, Miss Bessie Sanford, Miss May
Smith, Miss Dedis Corbett, Dedie Lambert,
JohnW. Beadle, Nettie A. Allen, Miss r. G.
Loveridge, Miss s: A. Savage, Plantsville;
Homer, Cleveland, g.; F. S. Harrison, Phil
Robinson, George w. Atwater, Miss Laura
Collins, New York: Annie Hubbard
c. H. Stilson and family, New Haven; Miss
Ella York, Miss Mary Horton, Florence j.
Mrs. Fl. w. Graham, Jennie l.. Griswold,
Lucy G. Griswold, Rober D. G1iswold, Hart
ford; Edgar A. Stiles, Hartford; G. Frank
Bradley, Jennie M. Hall. M. Josie Bradley,
Fair Haven; Bertha J. Riss, Lila M. Wells,
E. NJ. Bradley, George F. Goodale. r. D.
Charles Wilson and wife, George S. John
ston, Mamie E. Farrell Brooklyn, Y; c.
c. Kenyon, Yale '88, Louis l.. Norton, VIM.
9. Harrison, Arthur q. Rodgers, Meriden;
Charles l.. Evitts, Meriden; E. Louis Morse,
Miss Mabel Morse, Miss Ollie Morse, Lizzie
land, Ohio; M. L. Crane, E. S. Scranton,
New Haven; Miss Millie Embler, Miss Fannie
Sperry and Miss Cora Wetmore.
At the Three Elm House are M. e. Os-
born, New Haven; 5. A. YORK, Jr, and fam
lily, C. X. Hutchinson and family, 8. W..
Hassan, James r. Sutliff, Meriden; George
North, Ohio; Joseph Nolan, New
Britain H. L. Moore, New York; g. D.
Bristol and wife, Southington; George K.
Jewell, New Haven; E. P: Buckley, Bridge
port; Charles g. Davis, Boston; Mrs. 9. Fl.
Henry, Worcester; Lewis Henry, Hartford;
y. Il. Buell., Middletown; Amelia
Lynne, Shaker Village; E. A. Hitch
cock, Waterbury; B. Heaton, New
Haven; Mrs. Fl. B. Beach and
son, Meriden; G. K. Hutchinson, New Ha-
ven: Miss M. A. Laid, Enfield; Mrs. Rob-
ert Able, Enfield; Westell Russell and wife,
Hartford; James English, F. M. Dugin, Mid
dletown; M. Armstrong and wife, Middle
town.
At the Island View Hotel are N. E. Nor
gan, New Haven; R. P. Whipple, Green
field; G. W. Hull, Wallingford; s. L. Nun
ger, New Haven; J. R. Boice, Wallingford;
w. Il. Hale, New Haven; N. r. Durham and