New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
4 NONG THE CL UBHOCSES.

CLOSE or TIE BOWLING FESTIVITIES SOCIAL
INCIDFNTS.
II xa, the club Of club, which cut the most
striking Ggur, f. the club lie of Er.Okyn thc last
week. The iutcrcub bowling tournament. which has
made things lively In NJ the Brooklyn club
houses for the last few months. has run lis course
The swan sings before Il dies II Is said len sue
dinner before f. di>bands ought also 10 ~ Il trusm
la one r. pcct. however the figure ought to be
changed and the give way 10 the phoenix ;
for from the remains Of this tournament and thl,
dinner next season ;hcrc will arise another. Tho
lnterclub Bowling Lc.sue had Il mot enjoyable tme
on Wednesday night at the Union Lcaguc Club. The
menu card, repre- zen td tcnpin and "A ball They
were exceedingly pretty Tho bowIcrs of tho Lime
the Union League. tho Kncherbockcr, the Wildwood,
the Montauk the oxford and the Carleton were al
there and rcpr snto In the speeches. Tho Nrak
or, were william J. Gaynor, Mayor David \. Boody
ITcrbcr r. Kctrhnm. Foster l.. Backns, James d.
Bcll. Francis IL. Wilson. W. l.. Reese. exJudsc
samuel u. Morris and Charles a. Moore Dr.
Thomas Wide pre- dcnt OF the league" was postmaster
The Other officer, A ID. Warner. vce-prc~ld"ht :
william II. Cochran secretary and Frederick WEBSTER
treasurer. The Lincoln Club mon went hone happy
vi h a handsome silver cup. the memorial OF their
victory in the tournament.
The Columbian club gave lis first reception 10
women since II moved from the old house at Joralsmon
on last wednesday night. The house has been oc-
cuplcd for some time but ii IS only about month
ago that the formal opening took place. The mousse
was crowded In place Of decorations the walls were
covered with a loan collection Of oil paintings
Few people would think church all available Duil!
ing TO transform into clubhouse, nut mat Is JUST
what Is going to be done in the Eastern District III
so far as the making OF one for the gymnasium
~ nm athletic club constitutes such trahsfomation.
Tho National Athletic Club has purchased the CEDAR
street Methodist Episcopal Church for So'''o' ana
will take possession April IL. IL VIII We h''cu UP
for gymnasium The congregation has the privilege
Of holding services I'm tho building until next oc'ooor'
Tho Brooklyn Riding and Driving club had another
successful music ride "Wednesday hltht "Sether
with fine exhibition OF jumping
An organization known as the Innocent club was
formed ON last Tuesday night at No. l54 Ralphave.
II is expected that IL Will start OF on April with
100 members. Until then the initiation zee VIII DC
- and aftcrward double mat amount Inc u"cs
are Sl2 a year. The temporary Omccrs are "eo'So
l. Reid chairman, L. b. Eckler secretary /. T.
Mcnamara. treasurer. Charles II. Nichols, DR.. F. J.
DudenhalIscn and Edward Herman are the committee
on Constitution and bylaws, and william l.. 'aieh
fine Samuel Hancock and Walter {. Dodge the
committee on quarters
The Lawrence Club held masquerade and fancy
dress bali at the Pouch mansion Oh February D.
The Union League Club had a stag party last even
ing Tho annual election will be held on next
Thursday night.
The Montauk Club had an entertainment ana sup
per last night
The oxford Club held a reception Tor women III th'
c,ubbouse an last Thursday night one OF the
peosant fenhrcs of the affair was that the number
Of invitations was limited. and the house was not
overcrowded. The committee In charge was Dr. L.
J. whitney. ~ Townsend Thoyer, Franklin onimby,
A. W. Higgins, W. W. owens. jr' W. j. Taylor James
s Ross, C. s. Collier G. L. Teal. waller r. RoSsltcr.
The Crescent Athletic CUB mas secured new
superintendent for the GROUNDS "' pay h'use lie Is
Harry A Kerr native Of England. thirty years old.
ia hos had Charge Of cricket grounds In England
sesrvod in the United Army. and at the time Of
hIs discharge WIS d sergeant, For two Yours w bud