The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-06-14
WARM DAYS IN CLUBD0M.
Wheeling and Baseball Take the
Place Of Cards and Billiards
Club Men in Europe.

The warm weather has struck the clubs
with a VENGEANCE, and but little out of
the ordinary has transpired within them
during the past week. The members are
all talking Of vacations and preparing for
their Summer outings.
The Hudson Democratic Society will
hold meeting on Wednesday evening
10 choose a successor TO Rynicr Worten-
dyke in the Board of Governors. Several
men are talked of, but no one seems to be
sure of the place now One thing, how
ever, is certain. aud that is that whoever
secures the position of those now men,
toned wili MAKE nrst-class Governor
and will devo.e his best energies to the
welfare of the Society.
Charlie Laws declares that the fact
that he is 10 longer President of the Fed
eral Club does not take away from him
the Interest be feels in the club's success
Charlie will be in charge Of the refresh
uienis on the excursion.
The members of The jersey CITY Atb-
letic Club are forming mutual benefit
association and already ninety gentlemen
have signiled their willingness to ioin
the association. The scheme proposed
contemplates the payment of a certain
sum upon members death to his family
or relatives. The association is entirely
independent of the club and is gotten M
by the members in the capacity as indi-
viduals. The promoters of the concern
contemplate to reach membership of
200 within u week.
Alderman Salinger says that the Car
teret Club house is good enough for him.
even III hot weather, and that as long as
ne can get his iced tea there and find a
" hist partner like Police Commissioner
Van Keuren he will be content.
Ex-Mayor Collins viii occupy suite Of
rooms at the Union League Club after
this week until fall. His family will be
nG their summer house.
The usual bevy If fair ones visited the
Jersey City Athletic Club on Thursday.
and made the most of the clubs huspi-
talisy. The j. G. A. G. ladies' day il
growing d ore popular each week.
Fred Jeanne OF the Palma Club sailed
for Europe Thursday on the ocean grey
hound Columbia. He exDects TO be away
about two months and viii visit ali the
principal places in England and on the
Continent. IL is expected that there will
be great CONSERVATION among the Duch-
esses and Countesses when Fred strikes
the other side.
President Klein of the Federal Climb Is
willing TO run bag.race with Vice Presi-
dent Carr, but 1t is doubtful il The latter
will consent. MIR. Carr prefers tricycle.
The Palma boys are trying 10 induce
the Oritani of Hackensack TO come down
and pay them & fraterpal visit. The
Palmas have been 10 Hackepsack several
times and have been entertained ia a
royal manner and NOW they want TO show
The Oritaui the manifold attractions OF
Joe Lecrs and the Jersey slraud.
The warm weather has ia a measure
affected the attendance at the Union
League Club Monday nights, but those
who are present enjoy the euchre games
hugely.
The wheeling contingent Of the r. c. A.
c. is taking spins almost nightly, and yes
terday afternoon they ran down to Ber-
gen Point. The wheelmen are fast be-
coming experts and will soon be able TO
give the veterans of the Hudson Wheel
men sharp contest