New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
AMONG THE CLUBHOTSES.

FOR \ RE- EPTION AT THE CNIsN, LEAGUE
VARIOUS NOTES. b.rb7rd...
The Union League club has begun preparations
for a reception 10 be given some time. between sep
TENDER IL and ~ to Whtelaw Reid ,Ihe first meet.
Ing after the summer recess was held on THURSDAY
evening at the clubhouse Bcdford-ave. aud Dean-st
President IIDwari ~ smith was authorized 70 appoint
a committee II twenty five 10 make tire arrangements
II Is Int ndcd TO make this reception ,oTething HE
that given 10 Mr Fassetr last fall. bSy To surpass
t!nt meeting. \ large number Of prominent people
ar, TO be in,it d. and all the clmla ga sllls In this
city will turn out. The plaza In front 0f ,the club
house likely be pached fuller than IT, over Was
before. That Is saying good deal when the epewd
there a year ago j. Kept In Mimi lreSidem enitn'
on FRIDAY, appointed this committee on tire reception:
Charles Il. Bennett, George F. Elliott. j. J. Covins'
ton, A. Il. Hart. y. u. li0Xsic. r., Clarence \.
Barrow, Frank +. Beatte. Dr. ;. II. BcBson. John
H. Butts, Willard l.. C,nde,. W. ". Goodrich John
H. LYON. william c. Wallace, ". b. Mead, s. V.
White H. c. Leyoux, James Wells. Charles A.o3l0orc.
John V. OIlyie, j. L. Webler Timothy M"od'
run simon =. vickcrs. Daniel Tatum Oliver w.
Insersoll and Charles \. >chiercn The commsttcs
will meet on next Tuesday night
The Bedford Wleemcn. on Thursday evening" mao
a lantern parade. Nearly go decorated and hehfed
xbecs were IN | ne under Captain W. Alfred seward,
Ientenants J. J. Hughes IT,, and Charles :. west;
George W. Fleming, color bearer, ana Oasimro hihs'
hucl,r They rode through WvI5.onav". nom fhe
ho,sa IN uedfo,,-ay.. and Dcan-st.. and then back
IN the house No. 63 DIV son-ave.. where the wheoi
mon were received by Walter Brewer, tie prrsdcne
,rhov had n supper ut which over $50 persons were
present . A..
Tho Crescent Athletic Club expects to stay III iO
civ house long enough to make repairs worth whne
Nearly 81, 400 Is being spent In decorations, ana IN
,,Iald hard wood floors for the readingrOom ana
dr,vinr.room. These two rooms have been dec0tnted
In terr,,.cotta tint and the cafe In light Nue. The
Gr..cents will have Il handicap tennis tournament on
I ahor pay The proposed Invitation tournament VIII
not take place on that day.
Nv The members OF the Knickerbockcr Field Club. OF
Faibush are preparing q contest Tor the suv.r cup
In line annual fall tennis tournament In which all
IN. tennis clubs Of Flatbush viii take part Twice
I'm s,cces sion they have kept the cup and arc con.
1dent Of beating their opponents. the Mldwpods and
the Fatbush Field Club this time. The president OK
The club william .. schwarzwaclder. with ms vita.
arrived home from Europe last week. MI. srhwarZ-
w,aelder met an accident while abroad lie WIS walk
ing behind porter carrying a trunk The porter lct
n fall striking Mr. schwarzwaeldcr and breaking his
nose All the money required FOR the building u the
new additions of the clubhouse has been subscribed
bv the members. and the contract Is to be awarded
this wees 81,
The members and their families OF the Wildwood
Club Of Flntbush. who have been absent during the
summer are returning. The bowling tournament.
which was continued all summer enced last Tuesday
evening and the four winners Will receive prizes this
week when the schedule l. made up BY Captain J. W.
IIayland. Gustav \. jain, who Is one OF Abe ctrec-
tors OF the club. Will soon 60 TO Louisiana, who're ne
charge OF large rice factory on the border
of Lake CharleA .rlrf 70 isan- gqfrf