The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-07
OUR ATHLETIC CLUBS
Outings Peacemakers At Work-A New
Club In Hoboken.

Club In Hoboken.
The Wayne A. c.. will hold an import
ant meeting tonight at their rooms In
C~aledonian Park. Several new measures
will be put before the club by the Board
Of Managers, b. which they think they
can benefit this already prosperous or
g~anization. One of the projects is that
they hold n free monthly stag at their
rooms The Board Of Managers will
hold a special session before the meeting.
The entertainment and Games Com
mittee will make their report to the
Jub.
The Owl A. G. will hold their second an
lual stag at their rooms on Pavonia ave-
nue this evening. A large array of talent
has been secured and will positively ap.
pear.
The Cable A. A. will hold its annual
ball this evening in Oakland Rink. The
committee i'll charge has worked hard to
make it a success, and by the sale of tick
cts it looks as though their efforts will be
rewarded. A gala day is expected.
The Lorillard A. G.. will hold all i'm
portant meeting tomorrow evening. Off
GERS for the ensuing year will be nom
mated and much business transacted.
All members should be present.
III Onward A. A. will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow evening. This club
has held forth for some time at No. 8 Ho-
boken avenue. The club has now Sc
cure | new and commodious quarters at
No. 3 Chestnut venue. The club will
elect officers at their next regular meet
ing.
Til Outing A. G. will settle their
grievance tomorrow evening, when they
will hold their regular meeting at their
rooms on Henderson street. For some
past there have been two factions in this
club which have caused much discord.
During the past week u few of the older
heads have got together and talked har-
mony to the other members, and they
promise that everything will be satisfac-
torily settled tomorrow evening. All
members of the club should be present.
The Hoboken A. C.. held a meeting at
its rooms in Hudson Hall, Hoboken, last
Friday evening. The members who lave
been apatbetic for some time are now
taking a renewed interest and it is the
first meeting that the club has held in
three months at which all the officers
were present. The club has secured new
quarters at No. 60 Washington street,
which they will tax possession of Janu-
airy l. Before the Meeting adjourned the
following officers Were elected to serve
six montbs:-Barney Kroog, President;
j. Smith. Vice President: II. Hopkins,
Treasurer; K. Schafer. Secretary; w.
Iapoint, Financial Secretary; j. PUNK.
ett. Cores ponding Secretary; G.. Leary.
Captain; A. Myers, First Lieutenant; r.
Smith, Second Lieutenant; j. Wright,
Third Lieutenant; e. Welsh, Sergeant
alarms. The next meeting of the club
will be held on Friday evening, when the
new members will be introduced.
a new athletic club was organized
last Thursday evening in Hoboken. SUCH
men as Mike Boyle, V. hartmann, John
Ill. Cords and others as equally promin-
ent are members. The temporary rooms
of the association are ut No. 100 Washing
ton street. The meeting held last Thurs
dav evening resulted in the stating of the
following officers: j. II. Cordes.
President; r. Barthmau, Vice
President: c.. Kelly, Second Vice
President; j.. Vanettan. Third
Vice President; p. krooz, Treasurer;
M. Helbig. Financial Secretary; ". Barth-
man, Corresponding Secretary; Otto Os-
walt. Recording Secretary; w. Duffy,
Captain; G. Woolsey. First lieutenant;
w. Spencer, Second Lieutenant. One of
The features of the club will be Il stag en-
r~ertainment after every meeting after
they secure permanent quarters.