New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
AMONG THE CLUBHOTSES.
THE UNION LEAGUES PLANs-vARIoUs ENTER
TAINMENTs.

THE UNION LEAGUES PLANs-vARoUs ENTER
TAINMENTs.
Now that the election is well the Union League
(Iu has time 10 devote itself 10 social pleasure. and
IL II does so as earnestly a. it devoted tse 70 cam
nagn work In October it will not fail to have
lively and pleasant winter. and 1t is to be hoped
that its social efforts will be crowned with better
success than attended its faithful work In politics.
The first thing that the Union League Is going to
oo T. IN have a reception for women. The reception
NJ last year was highly successful. The date chosen
for the affair is Wednesday, December 10. There
will be an art exhibition on the same evening y large
collection of oil and water colors by American artists
will be hung upon the club walls The art committee
consists of Warren L. Hill, William c. Bate. Carleton
Virgins Henry II. Benedict. Albert sibey and Emu
Dwight The entertainment Of the evening besides
the exhibition will be a promenade concert, dancing
and supper.
ON Tuesday evening the winter bowling tournament
Of the Union League Club was begun There are
sixty entries making twelve teams OF five men each
They will play on Tuesday and Friday evenings until
February. An organization Of the bowlers has been
formed of which Theodore G. Christmas is president
A. D. Warner treasurer and J. Henry Small secretary
The dinner given by the Hamilton Club on Wednes-
day evening in honor OF Mayorelect Body was most
brilliant and at the same time enjoyable affair. The
dinner was excellent. and the temper of every body
was so good that even the representatives OF the OPP
osit,on enjoyed eating crow and laughing being
beaten. Charles 4. scheren told many good stories
~ managing Mr.. Meyers canvass. Mayor Chapin was
not invited rs the dinner purely club afar ana
lie does not belong 70 the Hamilton Ciub lie Is
nrobably happier not ~ have attended. to hear his
old friend St. Clair McKelway make pointed reference
IN him in saving: AS sincere an Independent ana
q dIsnterested supporter OF the movement "hich hdS
eyentuated I'm his success, canddly advise HIM Air
Boody) 10 try the experiment of taking the people
into his confidence
The Algonquin Club whist tournament has been COM
pleted The first prize, consisting OF two engraved
silver card cases and silver counters, went to Messrs'
C. H. s. Jafray and IL. L. Taylor, after series Oh
closely contested games pool tournament is now
under way and viii be continued during ,ne oohln'
week There IS lively contest for the first prize'
which IL a diamond cue The entries Include great
many Of the club members.
The Laurence Club gave entertainment 10 Us
friends Wednesday evening at the ciuo-roOiis'
waverly and Myrtle ayes. The members OF the eiuo
and some Of their friends enacted Mark Twans farce
comedy The MeiseIschaf.- The following prog anime
for the winter: November 80, reception al tig b4sh
Gallery December 10, entertainment az inc ciuo De
ce%ber a. %ns 81 Of The sin Alarm
at the Criterion Theatre. February ~, tecePton dni
concert February D. masquerade ball Msich IL an-
nlversary dinner: March II, abeaux April d. Closing
The Home Club gave a reception at It's clubhouse
Tbursdsy evening The house was filed with the
numerous friends Of tho members Ihere Wa con,
of H. F. Droden, William smith, John Brewer. Freder-
ick Platner and Nelson Moneypcnny.
The Brooklyn bicycle Club win hold entertain
ment at the clubhouse in Hanson Place on THANKS
The interelub bowling tournament reached the sixth
round OF games Thursday night. The relative POSI-
ton Of the clubs al the end Of the fifth round was as
follows: