New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
BROOKLYN ARMORIES.
ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE FoRTY-sEvENTII REGI-
INTERPRETATIONS AND DANCES.

ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE FORTY-SEVENTH REGI-
MENT-RECEPTIoNs AND DANCES.
The annual review Of the 47th Regiment by Brgadier
General James McIcer place at the armory in Mar
cy-ave. on Thanksgiving Eve. The armory was hand
somely decorated General McLeer and his stah were
met at the by Captain H. H. Quick the officer OF
the day. with a guard, and the General was escorted 10
the coloners room. The review was under the com
mand of Colonel Edward F. Gaylor. 1t is said that he
will not again appear commander on review. Lieu
tenant Colonel Eddy commanded the dress paiafe.
The Dakin badge for the highest score made on the
first days competition at Creedmoor was presented to
Captain II. II. Quick, of Company f.. The Strong
medal for the highest score made at 100 yards was
given TO Private +. G. Angevlne. jr also Of Company
f. Marksmens badges presented to 1873 mem
bers OF the regiment. The review and presentation
were followed by reception and dance.
Company b, 18th Regiment, the evening
held a reception and dance at the armory, Fatbush
ave and Hanson Place. About 700 people pres
cnt. Among them Colonel and Mrs. David +.
Austen Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. william J. Hard
ing Major William Cary Sanger ex-Lieutenant Charles
W. Held Major and Mrs. II. A. Baldwin, ex-Captain
willoughby Powell, Captain and Mrs. William L. Wat
son, Captain and Mrs. c. A. Denike and Lieutenant
William Clark Roe.
The swedish Guard, Company G. 14th Regiment will
give its nineteenth annual ball January at Saenger
bund Hail.
Company E. 1ftn Regiment, had an outing at staten
Island on Wednesday last.
The annual athletic games Of Company d. 23d Rer
ment took place last evening at the armory in Cler
montave. There nearly 300 entries.
Corporal F. A. Martin, of Company I, 23d Regiment,
has been appointed sergeant in place Of Sergeant
Singleton. resigned G. II. Potter has been promoted
to his place.
The customary entertainment Of Company D. 14th
Regime Mt on the eve OF washingtOn's Birthday will
Eahn 0n of inc
22d falling on Sunday.
Company F, 14th Regiment. will give a ball on
January 20 at uris's Hall.
Lieutenant Alfred NJ. Westcott has resigned from
Company H. 18th Regiment.
II is expected that Henry c. Clark, the newly elected
Colonel OF the 32d Regime nt will before the Second
brigade Examining Board Monday evening. The
hoard consists OF Colonel Harry W. Miche Colonel
John \. Partridge and Lieutenant Colonel William j.
Harding
The I4th Regiment is TO have a cadet corps made
up from the Barthold Battalion.
ExIaeutenant- Colonel Conover is likely TO become
captain of Company A. Attn Regiment
Lieutenant George f. Libbcy was elected captain OF
Company q, 47th Re gment- on last Monday night To
succeed Major william H. pettgrew 100000,
Considerable opposition has been developed among
.llc site for the new l4th Regiment ailnofy. Iney
characterize the plot between seventh ana Elghtl
ayes and Fifteenth and sixteenth sts: as part OF
the region Of goats and tin cans they say tiey
S3d Regiments This is rather a new development
in the armOry affair II had been generally talked tat
The regiment wanted to go 10 South Brookyn whcre
was thought there would he large recruiting neio'