The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-31
CHAT OF THE CLUBS.
The Summer Season Does Not Make
Them So Dull After All.


The Palma boys are wondering nova
days what It is that gives Charlie Carrick
such serious, pyeoccupied look, and
some 90 so far as to opine that at last
Charles has an affection Of the heart.
But am able to explain the mystery and
point out wherein the above diagnosis is
all wrong. Charlie has been appointed
by the Chancellor custodian of the alleged
will and exhibits in the now famous Cor
don case, and tue responsibility of all
those documents bears heavily upon him.
The Jersey City Athletic Club threw
open its attractive club home on Thurs
day to It's lady friends. Many OF the la
dies ayailed themselves Of the opportunity
OF spending an enjoyable afternoon. The
bowling alleys We're closed bur the fair
ones had just as good a time showing
each other how Principal .Toslin plays
pool, and Staples punches billiards.
The excursion OF the Federal Club, July
3, TO Congers, on Rockland Lake, will be
a delightful affair. the club will spare
no effort to make the days outing one 60
be remembered pleasantly for long
time.
A move is on foot in the Carteret Club
to tender reception next Friday evening
to three of It's prominent members, VINO
are members of the Bergen Court, Free
and Accepted Masons, No. AZ, who are to
take the third degree on that evening.
There is some talk among the Palma
men Of ball match between the engaged
and unengaged young men. The only
| trouble the COMMITTEES has encountered is
that several Of the best players will
neither admit nor deny that they have
| standing engagements in the matri-
monial line, and it is at loss how TO
| divide the sheep from the goats
| The repairs to the bowling alley of the
but the alley will not be open until Sep
| TENDER. II is said that the repairs they
| have undergone have made them the
| finest alleys in the State.
| DIR. Gordon can be seen at the parlors Of
| the Hudson Democratic Society almost
| any evening expatiating upon the new
| library. The people OF Jersey City will
! be under great obligations to the doctor
| for the work he has done in connection
with the library.
| There are four propositions on the
board of the Jersey City Athletic Club
J for membership
When the cold season comes again, that
/ is, of course. if it ever leaves as, am
| credibly informed that some important
| Innovations will be introduced into the
/ Carteret Club. That there will be some
departure in the direction of athletics
out of consideration to the younger mem
| bers there seems TO be no doubt, while
/ other attractions in social way will
make the Carterets more popular than
! ever.
Ex-Judge John A Blair says his suite
| of rooms at the Union League Clubhouse
are so cool and pleasant that he will not
| leave the city this summer for long
stay. In August the Judge will 60 to
| Canada for couple Of weeks.
| Many OF the members of the Hudson
| Democratic Society are trying to persuade
! Bob Elliott to enter the Board of Gov
\ errors again In the place made vacant by
/ the resignation or Rynsir Wortenoyke-
| Boz was a member OF the Board for
| some time and gave ample evidence on
more than one occasion that he was the
right man in the right place
| Life at the Union League Club has
1 been very quiet during the past week.
1 The members apparently took more in
| terest in their elegant clubhouse about
| lunch time than evenings. Nearly all OF
the members will lunch and dine at the
| club while their families are in the coun-
| try during the summer
There is some talk OF game Of bali be-
| tween two mines of the Carteret Club to
be selected by Max Salinger and Police
Commissioner Van keuren. Such a game
would be novelty.
Will Doubleday and q number OF the
j. c. A G. boys met yesterday 10 talk
over the proposition 10 start a club nine
Ii was their intention to play. but the
grounds were so wet they talked Instead
There Is much enthusiasm over the pro-
posed team and with such a man as
Doubleday at the head OF the project it
! will be success
The members of the Federal Club will
elect new officers for the ensuing year &C
the regular meeting this week. There
will be no opposition to the ticket The
names of the officers to be chosen have
been published in THE SUNDAY MORNING
NEWS