New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
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AMONG TIE CLUBHOUSES.
ACTIVE PREP ARATIoNs FOR THE WINTER SEASON
BOWLING CONTESTS.

ACTIVE PREP ARATIONS FOR THE WINTER SEASON
BOWLING CONTESTS.
The Hanover Club has made arrangements for q
lively winter and ALREADY in the field With It's pro-
gramme Of entertainments before most Of the clubs
have realized that autumn Is actually upon US, for WIN
Thursday the summer was over according TO the
almanac. The Hanover entertainment committee ms
decided to hold lectures other entertainments on
every Saturday night during the season. Every fort
night the meetings will be open to women. Professor
Walters the htofhand performer, Win give an ex'
hbition on October g. An individual and team bowlno
contest has been arranged bowling prize has been
offered for women. and the games will be played on
one might Of each week.
The Intcr-Club Bowling League held meeting on
Thursday evening the Carleton Club for the purpose
OF arranging the schedule OF games in the inter cun
tournament owing the absence OF the representa-
tives OF the Lincoln Club no important business was
transacted. DIR. Wild presided AT the meeting. There
were present representatives from the Union League
Oxford Montauk, Wildwood Knickerbocker Field Ham
over and Carlton clubs. II was voted that the menu
bership Of tile league should not exceed more than 10
clubs and that each club should have team OF Ave
persons In the tournament. The application OF tho
Aurora Grata club to become member OF the league
was referred committee, consisting OF MeserSs
Warner Webster and Conrad investigate and report.
All other business laid over until the next meet
Ing OF the league, which is to be- held at the Montnk
game, for the highest yearly October !.
Tile members Of the Brooklyn genealogical society
entertained members Of the American Gynecologlca
society who We're holding their convention In BROOK
lyn AT dinner on Wednesday evening. at the Montaax
Club Dr. Alexander J. c. skene presided.
The Knickerbocker Field Club Of Fiatbush Will meet
tomorrow evening for the purpose OF nominating
officers to be voted for at the annual election he1o
week President William o. schwarzwaelder VIII
probably be reelected. The annual fall tennis tour
nament was begun yesterday. The club expects 10
retain possession Of the prize cup which 1t has held
for two seasons.
The handicap bowling tournament OF the 'ipo-
wood Club, Of Flatbush ended last week. frhes
were aw arded as follows: A. n. Clark, nrst prize'
William A. A. Brown, second prize; schuyler hiiler'
third prize; II. Woods sullivan, fourth prize william
A. A Brown has the record Of the club with :o7 pins
I'm one game. Further games on the alleys are
being arranged BY J. W. Ilavlland, the captain Oh
tho club bowlers.
The Carleton Club began the games for the seiec-
ton OF club bowling team on THURSDAY night'
They are To be continued on Tuesday Thursday ana
saturday nights until twenty-fo games are played
The men having the five highest averages Will make
up the team.
The governor. Of the Arcadia Athletic Association
met az their house In Pntnam-ave. on THURSDAY
night, ard elected Thomas p. Riley president, IN
place OF Thomas d. Lewis, who resigned. Jules
Hickman was made vice president in place OF Mr.
Riley and Augustus PeveIelly was elected oapt2lns
Eighteen new members elected. An entertain
ment WAS held nj the house Friday night.
Tie Nautilus Boat Cmb suffered serious loss on
"Wednesday In the burning OF its house at Bay kdge'
II is estimated that the damage amounts to S3o'oo'