Evening journal., 1890-06-16

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room Is very attractive.
Directly in the rear Of the dining room
is the kitchen. This is fitted up with all
the culinary apparatus necessary.
From the parlor the main staircase as
cends to the second story. at the top Of
the stairs is the ladies' parlor. This
room is costly furnished and attractively
fitted up for the enjoyment OF the fair
sex. In the rear of the ladies' parlor are
the toilet rooms and closets.
The bowling alley is very fine one,
being N feet long by 10 feet wide. The
alley is perfectly level and in the best
condition.
On the second floor of the building is
the dressing room. Here are placed in
convenient places, lockers to hold the
uniforms and clothing of the members,
Scattered through the room are station
airy washstands with their usual acces
sories.
Opening from the dressing rooms are
| the shower baths. These like the rest of
the building are In splendid style and
very conveniently placed.
The other room on this part of the
second floor is devoted to visitors and is
fitted up for their reception. On the second
floor of the main building are three
rooms. which will be used by the jsnitor
and his family, who will live there. The
whole building throughout is OF fine
wood in the natural color, highly polished
and oiled The rooms are large, and airy
and have many windows, 80 that they are
very light
The outside of the building is painted
dark brown on the 10 Eer story and the
upper story is of natural color oiled.
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building is q wide portico both on the
first and second stories The verandas
are supplied with many chairs and orna-
mented with potted plants and flowers.
In front of the portico on the second
story is large clock, which can be seen
from all parts % the field. The dressing
rooms on the second floor can be easily
reached by stairway at the side of the
building.
The dining room was very prettily
decorated. In the inches and scorners
ferns and palms had been placed. Daisies
and other flowers we're in vases in various
parts of the room The main stairway
was garlanded with daisies, which had
been twined into wreaths. From the
roof of the building foated a large flag.
/ The grounds are in the best condition,
and have been rolled until they are nearly
level Three tennis courts, base ball
grounds and cricket field have already
bsen laid out. A cycle track and all the
things needed for a frst-class outdoor
{ club will be added. On the lawn in front
of the club house and at the tennis courI
and base ball field benches have beer
placed.
A small tent was erected on the lawr
: and several persons reclined under its
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the gates to guide the guests to the rail
road station.
! at the rear of the main building
powerful wind mill is placed, which forces
i water into the clubhouse
In the afternoon two mines wer,
formed composed of lawyers and mer.
Q chants, the former defeated the latte
1 by a score Of to 2. The players were
/ Lawyers Beggs, G; Eilles. p; Stone, cap
: tain, 1b; Carpenter, 2b; Morrison, 3b
Hayes, S. s Robinson, l. (. Pricket.
: and Gayley. r. f. The business team
y Reinhardt, G. Bainbridge, p; G. Richard
= son, l. b; Bryan, 2b Almond, 3b
Z, Tatnall, captain, Z. s; Rayner, l. f;
(, Richardson, Jr c. f; Robb, r f. TIL
B, game was characterized by numerous
IS errors on both sides. Monteith jackson
was umpire.
While the gentlemen were playing
ball the ladies had prepared bountifu
,. supply Of refreshments, which wer
+ served on the veranda.
y After several games of tennis between
le members the remainder Of the evening
IT was spent in pleasant social intercourse
/ About $50 persons were present at th
opening and expressed their admiration
y for the clubhouse and grounds, At pres
ent the juniors of the club have to us
le the same dressing rooms as the seniors
rs but 1t is probable that meeting will
= held soon to arrange for building qua
> ters for the juniors.
Among those present on the ground
Saturday afternoon were: Levi O. BirC
Mr.. and Mrs. Emlen Hewes, Ephlaim Z
az Walton. Preston Lea, Bishop Coleman
r, William G. Pennypacker, Beniami
Re Nields, Esq, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Erne:
r. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nj. Curti
d, A. g. McCausland, DR.. and Mrs Lii
le ton Smith, Charles Warner, Edwa1
is Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Swif
to Mr. and Mrs. e. H. GaYley, Mr.. an
IS Mrs. S. Redmond Smith, William Canb,
as e. T. Canby, William NJ. Candy, Waltz
in T. Tatnall, Henry @. Conrad, Walter |
Bush, G.. @. Elwell, Thomas jackson
Misses Kendall, Miss Anna Richardson
Misses HooDes, Miss Simpson. Mi
Mabel Jackson, Miss Belle Wales, Mi
ic Elizabeth Wales, Miss Shortlidge, MissAt
Hills, Charles Copeland, H. @. Fulsr
~ weider, Ralph Stone, A. II. SmitI
IL Charles w. Smith, F. D. Carpenter, Esq
p- ]. Dan. Bush j. r. Hilles, Miss Madl
Hilles, Miss Elizabeth Bringhurst, Mi
g- Nary Thomas, Misses Weldin, Harlan
y Scott, Andrew +. SRnborn, ESQ
n George H. Whiteley. George w. Char
bers, George X. Hoffecker, J. Norr
Of Robinson, John Richardson, Jr., Regina
ce G. Van Trump. Clarence s Robb, FraI
ny G. Robb, William P. Webb. Alfred lie
I'M Esq, Mrs. McIlyaine, Miss Julia Me-
vaine, Samuel Bancroft, Jr., Samu
in Swift, Charles E. Fritz, Mr.. and MI
at William Beadenkopf, j. R. Moore al
ire Edward Bringhurst.
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