New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
AMONG THE CIR BHOCSES.
rL\xS For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANr
D1WIIN.. MATCHES.

PLANS For NM
BowILN.; MATCHES.
Tic mon,rr. o, the Union League Club WHO have
nnv curiosity concerning t..r proposed s'a'r" OF Con
r,nl Grant will l." Interest Il "a know that IL VIII
probably 10 Rad" IN the nl'ed stairs. instead ri IN
rtan,c y. mary Lnvc assumed. II Will thus bc IN
every sense an tnci WORK TO- 4 thoroughly Ancr'
lean club. The SCULPTOR has for 'on,r time nceh AZ
work M he s,d.,s ani the small mo'l 81 The >at'i''
and las Just >airi for Europ,. where h" viii probao!
compete tho mo,cl. Whl!. sirmto- few weeks III
hi, country Nj P,.trdg" had built new studio ut
his horrc In Ni',on. MASS. fitted with c"cr!tlns
n,vdhl for the modelling Of an equestrian is"i" OF
heroic Size /; Il ccr>tIuctcd that III" Moor VIII
bear any reasonable weight. a, ;rcat doors u'io'Sh
which horse Lay b~ brought for study. and boxes
and ScaN,hs :nd casts 0f any size may ~. For suc:i
a worn a building Of Eorr than ordinary h''a' !, re-
uuiicd with especial arrangements - TO ish anu AL
tres, ,h.n.. have been attended Mr. Partridge has
done mo, sof his large w0gi> In d, sii.io IN ia'l''
In, prefer, Ia male ills one on home ground. bring
Ing back TO It the results OF foreign study.
Tn Union League Club will. after election. begin n
ser, Of ,n raia.ncnts und IL /, said that the after
Eooi entertainments fT women Begun last year VIII
be- continued. The statement: has been published that
to avoid the discomfort said to have been caused by
the rrowdlng into the Of tn" unlimited, who as
s,.nrd that one ticket In the hands y! ono person
wa, permit Tor an indefinite number Of women TO
enter the house. Mr.. Hutchinson the chairman OF the
committees, proposed to give entertainments simulta-
nco,sly In tn" reception and in tn" gymnasium
upstairs. II TIL, /, tue. II the:o has ben such
rr.w.ns. and /. Vi: Hutchinson Is serious In the in
cntion his good nature and loncsu!iering courtesy
arc at least worthy # remark Tho existence Of slch
a condition Of affairs. however. would suggest the
prepiety Of the rules n To admission to entertain
nIcnts being strictly enforced. or OF the members sec
Ing that their invitation, do not fall Into the hands OF
thos, who will abuse their hospitality.
on Thursday evening there was reception at tn.
house o. the Press Club, No. III safest. Members Of
The Two Sisters" and Robin Hood opeva ccr,pa-
nies, which were In brooklyn. were at the house and
entertained the members.
Tho irst evening, pay In tho lntei.(lub Whist
League tournament held on October -. the con-
testing teams meeting as follows: Brooklyn vs..
Hamilton ut Brooklyn Club; Hanover VI. Crescent,
at Hanover Club; Excelsior vs.. Montauk. at Ex.
ccsi0r Club; Union League vs. Lincoln, at Union
League Club oxford Carleton, ut Oxford Club.
Each club presented team Of four players. making
two tables numbered and .. The players Of each
club at one table sat Mt right angles to the players
OF the same club Mt the opposite abie-the oxford
players ut table No. facing north and south. and
the oxford players at table no. facing cnst and west
Zach hand rs played was placed upon a Kalamazoo
duplicate whist tray, md after four harda had boon
played ut each table, the trays were taken to the
OPP ,sc table and the hands rcplaycd. This gave
each club precisely the same cards Its opponent,
80 that there was no advantage 10 either Partners
were then changed and second round exactly
slmlar was then played when partners were again
changed. and third and final round was phyed.
Hence each member Of a team had different partner
every round
The contest resulted as follows: Brooklyn 30s.
Hamilton 3l6 Hanover 200 Crescent $685. Excelsior
3I4. Montauk $40; Union League 4ls, Lincoln 414
oxford 800, Carleton 3l7.
Tho Lincoln and Union Leagus were y tic on the
third round, and had 10 play a fourth. Tho next
play will DO on October 81.
The individual bowling tournament d tia oxfnrd