New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
AMONG the CLUBHOrSES.
UNION LEAGUE READY FOR Az ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
VARIOUS NOTES.

UNION LEAGUE READY FOR Az ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
VARIOUS NOTES.
Tho Union League Club Is active again and will
conlnu" 10 he during the The social gath
crngs and concerts are temporarily In abcvancr but
the season has com" for the club turn energies
to the other side u II, work-thc work Of politics In
the highest The club has kept entirely aloof
from the ante convention contests and within The walls
81 the Bedford ave house the men who worked for
Hhflison ana The men who chccrcd for blaine ana
The men who thought that Mckinley would head
winning Ticket met, and long before the nominations
made plans 10 work together for the candidates who
should be named AZ Minneapolis. Red green blue and
yelio" incandc'c"nt light, made brilliant the club
house almost before ~" news II Harrison, uohina lin
had been carried over the city. \ large number Of
the members visited the house that evening and the
hst-ie' To their conversation cOIld have doubt that
good work would be done by the club during The. cam
paeh This work will IN way interfere with tia. Of
the regular organization. Howard VI. smith president
Of ia" club. said Yesterday that much the same line,
would b. followed In previous Years when the club
made It's reputation factor In BROOKLYN politics
IL has stirred mp the business element that II Is so
diihc to Interest and has largely increased the regis
ta'lon and vote. The campaign work Will be under
the supervision Of Francis H. wilson
Inc Union League Club held a meeting on Monday
evening TO ratfy the nominations. some time uco
Whitchw Reid promised 70 visit the club and III,
DAY The club Will give reception to President liar
ilHon some time during the campaign The following
invitation wa sent 10 him on Friday:
Inc mon League Club Of BROOKLYN congratuatcs
you Oh thc result of the Minneapolis ConNcnilOn ana
DIGS 10 tender you a reception AT the cubhousr a, >,
dac most convenient to Yourself w
HOWARD VI. SMITH, President
Inc ciuD' IN addition 10 the NEE Ing Of members on
M'huaN, VIII mold Il public ratification meeting bof,r.
long AZ the last monthly meeting Of the cnh I'M,
treasurer reported that the receipts for m. onon,
chdins on May 81. we're $37s73 %. and fl. AZ,
DIseinciits including ntcrcs, and taxes -; $40 y,
leaving balnncc Of ~. 1854 "a.
Inc annual reception to women Of the Marina and
Reid Club was held on Wednesday eve,Inc -, ,ho
clubhouse, Faith Beech. The weather In,crfsred o,no
"""t "s'~ 'hc good Time. Five hundred Invitations
wcI" issued, but les than 800 l1lc,fs wcr, ,,,n,
III" ground were brilliantly pghted and ,ho .,,,'
Wa handsomely decorated The patr,nessos ~ Tho
RECEPTION were Mrs. Charles 4. Dc,hon Mi, Dorvi,
X. A1id&r. Mrs. Henry T. Boody Mr., lama. p
Cowhe. Mr.. william ID. DicLev. Mr., rrcaes,,, y
fisHs' urs. James Foster Mr.. joseph G.. U.ndrIx
Sh~ Walter ;. Logan. Mr., Percy : Malleu Mr.
"iinm W. h0>SltcT, Mrs Edwin H. Sayrc and Mrs
George r. Wecdon. The entertainment commltto
oohSi'tod OF Darwin Il. Aldiidec George Fox and
Arthur Clapp
The fourth annual regatta OF the Marine and Field
Jul took place Yesterday
Charles T. Tca!c, the grand marshal o. the Deco
ration Day mrades. gave Il complimentary dinner
" nus Assistants and div. sion mar, halls at the
OXFORD Tub on Thursday evening. The gathering
passed votes VI thanks to Police superintendent Camp
Dell ana Tnrh Commissioner Brewer for their assist
ahce IN making arrangements for the parade.
The Naruna Boat Club will hold "A rcception IN
women at the boat house. Fifty -seventlst and New
York Bay, on June -. Tie committee of arrange
men's consists Of W. Z. Cook. chairman: w. p Byrn
j. W. Reid L. 4. Pearce. W. II. Dunn. H. Name. +. j.
Robins, D. H. keeer. u. L. Hicks, IT,, James HAYDEN
l.. j. Cunningham, VI. PMlllpson C.. J. Wilson e. :
hIesS, u. Dunn, +. haley, W. II. Haake - "
- The BrOok!yn hanblers have taken "A now house I'm
flatblshavei near Eiylth.ave. II Is three stories
ana, besides space Tor 100 wheels on the ground ao,r
contains reading, smoking and billiard rooms library
and baths. '' "o'"'s
The BROOKLYN Canoe Club held a Special meeting on
Monday evening aud adopted resolution, an mo ,ee,tn
OF Commodore Charles Iaker Weekes who was drowned
Ia ne Deawaie RIVER OIL the opening trip Of The sea-
son made by the club. r " '"' ''"
INC second series Of games In the lntcrclub Tennis
Association tournament were PLAYED Yesterday ot the
Aiuora Cub grounds. CaIrollsl.. near SeventIiave
ihe altiora Lawn Tennis Club, nj n meeting held on
MONDAY evening in>ed the membership limit from
40 To 100. 'N '''"