The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-01
The Hudson Society.

1ulnES are WdkeuiUx up III tl0 huQSOu
Democratic Society, and this organiza-
tion proposes TO make itself felt in the
coming campaign. IL has among its
members some OF the best and Ablest
speakers in the State. and IT 1t ssould
ever be in need of speakers from abroad
t0talk upon the questions of the cam
paign. that want could be easily supplied
without going outside the roll OF member
ship.
DR.. and Major Lampsou, the urhane
surgeon of the Fourth Regiment, drops
into the clubhouse occasionally these
nights. The Doctor has some brand new
stories which, those who have heard him
relate his tales around the camp fire at
Sea Girr, after hard days work battling
with sun strucks." stomach troubles
and the other deadly complaints of a
summers encdtupment, ought to hear.
The latest acquisition to Uhe clubhouse
is an elaborate puol table, and it has de-
veloped the fact that the cluo has among
its members some expert pool players
When the Carteret, the Palma and the
Jersey City cue punchers vauQuish each
other and look for new fields in which to
conque they can run down to the brown
stone clubhouse at Barrow and York
streets aud see some pool playing that
will de them good.
New Jersey Club.
Many of the members of the New Jer-
sey Club have accepted invita-.
tions to attend the stag OF
the Palmas this evening. The En-.
tertainment COMMITTEES will probably
mEks arrangements to secure some of the
talent for their ewn stag which is to be
held shortly after election.
A match game of euehre was played al
l., y h IL - l. a
derman Snawda and his partner whose
name is withheld defeated their oppo-
nents, thereby winning a dinner served
at the Washington Hotel.
Affairs at the club have been unusually
quiet. The Palma festivities are directly
responsible for this.
Jersey City Athletic Club
Those members of the Jersey City
Athletic Club who have been away dur
ing the summer will hardly recognize the
various rooms of the clubhouse wher
they return. The House Committee has
been having the edtfice overhauled auG
| renovated. The billiard room has been
| redecorated and new curtains have been
placsd in all the rooms.
The monthly report of the member
| ship mmittee, while it shows that the
| club is holdihg its own, is not as graft
| tying as it might be. On September 1
the club had membership of 4S4. only
three more than it had on the same date
of last year. While no new members
| Joined the club during the month o1
| August nine left, eight by resignation
| aud one by death. There are, however
seven gentlemen awaiting the action OF
the committee upon their application for
membership.
The gymnasium will start in for work
this evening, and those who wish to join
are requested to seud their names to the
committee. l would recommend this
class to MIR. Hulshizer, VINO is slowly
wearing his young life away over the In
terest accounts of the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company.
The great and only Chauncey Riply OF
Westfield of whom his admiring towns
men lovingly speak as the Father of good
roads iu this State, seems to have cap
tured the club. That clever amateur
paper, The Outlook is full OF good roads
his week.