New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
IN THE 1NNEXED DISTRICT
An ENJOYABLE SUPERINTENDENT FIS-
INVITES.


INVITES.
The members of the SOFIA! clubs Of the Annexed DIS
trict have divided their time the last week between
bowling billiards. literary entertainments ana s"'"
festivities. The billiard exhibition by JACOB SchiecI
at The Schnorer Club attracted IA large NUMBER oi
VISITORS who were accommodated with seats on i'>c"
n,tforms 20 that they conld easily watch the brilliant
plavs OF schaefcr and OF Professor shaw VINO c'h-
tested game with him. Mrs. shaw, who. 1t wa' eA
nectcd would give an exhibition of finger billiards
was unable To be present. but >chacieiS bHaht paw
was "A sufficient attraction for the spectators HIS
fancy shots excited much applause. ana I'"lc''"
shaw gave an exhibition of ngc?-hilliad' Whi'h eN
cited much interest among those not familiar WIN inc
Possibilities e thi, form Of play. supper AT Wh'h
commissioner Louis j. Ilciniz. Deputy COMMISSIONS"
ponncr and Civil Justice William q. McCrc3 were
among the entertainers. followed the cNhlbI"h' ihc
billiard champion has many friends among inc ie'iuc''
II file Annexed District and frequently delights them
with exhibitions Of his skll
4 bovInc tournament between club' in the twenty
third and Twenty fourth Ward, began on wednesday
evening AT Washington Hail. III East one hIndrcd-ahu-
ixtv-sixth. + II will be continued every wednesday
ord Friday evening for ioVcral weeks. Ihe bo"lho
cIul, which have entered the tournament are ''' ~
lnutic HYPERION Friday Afternoon Morfisahla' nun"
Hour Annex Independent Central. PfOtcc'loh hn'h
erlockcr and the ~ Ivan Athletic Associatoh' '"'oP
Euntz of Mrrsanla has charge Of the tournament 80
AIantjcs and IIyperOns. the lIyperiona and Fnl'F
,fcrnoons and The Atlantics and Friday Afternoon d
Tho Uvperion, won the first game. and the IHd'''
Afternoons the two succeeding games. >"n" Oh "'
scores made were cre1itable. The suburban 'up Hh
bccdn !, series Of pleasant social entertainments U"
le held on saturday evenings. There are comic songs
lo,i music recitation, and witty spccchc5 10 anus
fine cub members, and refreshments are served SUM-
If thc entertainers s"e high Local rcptte ana the
evenings pas. rapidIy and pleasantly. The club mem
bership includes most Of the active RcpnblranS 81
fremont and FOrdham, and Is steadily h'ic"alhN III
strength and influence. An address by L. T. Shcp
ard will be given at the clubhouse Oh "ei'o'''S
evening.
The annual halls Of two such popular organizations
a. The Youthful League Cdb and the Merry Flvc As'p
citation Occurring on the same evening III inc l"ehN
,hitd Ward rather distracted the pleasure seeker Lah
of tbc balls wa. thoroughly successful. EblS' 'i>lho
ON Wedne>da, evening lad been decorated with c~l~ca
car, for the Youthful IPagucro and their fHohd''
Hundred, of couple, danced IN the bright heht oil inc
electric burners until Artificial light became uhe''>
sary I'm the morning hours. Charles Schneider cldh-
man Of Inc entertainment committee; August Mptbu,'
chatham Of the reception commtth and John IL
Knncpp,l Arthur Arctcider, Joseph ". Flyna ana
Thnms. Nuh0and officers Of the club, were active III
entertaining the guest. At the Merry rive H"l 'c
door manager wa. Peter +. snyder and Joseph j. Tan
new the president and The other officers OF the cihO
aided III Giving tie rIe-ts
The enrolled Republicans Of the Twenty third Ward
met on Thursday evening, and those II tie twenty
fourth Ward on Friday evening. The meetings OF the
Twenty third Ward Republicans viii herca'tr b. hcd
I'm Republic Hail. Third ave. near Forty second 81.
ON the fourth Thursday Of each month. The primary
of ,bc German Republican organization Of the XXlNt
Assembly District held on Friday evening lhc
result Of the election the choice Of the fllo"lnG
officer, President Henry Braun; vice president Chail
| Frederick ~.
william ReIbol: sergeant arms, Michael Melt; ncio
cato. IN Central Committee. Henry Braun {. Miller,
Charles sodwedcL A. GustavsOn and Louis Frulauf
N,vor Grant has received from commissioner li'inH
rcport explanatory OF the various resolutions "'l
the Beard Aldermen has passed ana whch are no"
before the Mayor for action. some OF the improve
ments desired are important Al one hundred ana
efuctbst Cor instance there Is difference In the
grades Of two avenues that nj one portion Of TIE
street there is sudden descent which makes II almost
impossible for heavy vehicles to pass along H. otei
street improvements which are greatly heencd await
the MAYORS action the resolutions passed Dy INC
Board Of Aldermen.
Miss Carrie Hun and Frederick w. McDadc were
married last week at the of the brides mther AT
ono humid red ard .iourtIst. and Bathgatc ave
Miss Tillic HUFF wis the bridesmaid and Thomas IL
Willie the best man. The Rev. Dir. Wright performed
the ceremony. a., x.,,, Man.
Christian Union are making preparations for iafg,
fair 10 DO held February 10 ana 20 lhs Lall",
Auxiliary Society will have the sneca! nnaeenlr,
~ the fair MANY promises Of assistance have already
| been made. and the fair will undoubtedly be a
successful previous enterprises OF tie kd nave Den
Social entertainments have been hed at ,, 1cEc, "a,
churches That at Trinity G1sregatIha Thn Rev
| " : Tnord. the new pastor of the church, wa
~ his congregation The pupils Of 1t. AIMS SUNDAY
school gave musical entertainment on frday eve.n.
M which many OF tile boys aud girls showed consider
able talent for entertaining their elders
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