New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
AMONG THE CLrBHOCSES.
FALL ACTIVITY IL DIFFERENT ORG ,NIZtTIoNS
-rvTsHE-T ~ THE ELECTION.

-rvT!EE-T ~ THE ELECTION.
Tho ,p.,,,, rs o, tne Nontauk Cmb had fine cihnce
"a view TN. Columbian parade on Friday last s'ihu
seating about 400 people was erected on Nhc'l' o'
adjoining the clubhouse ond Overlooking 'he w.
her was ~. centre OF Interest during the passing Oh
,I, pr, crs>iCr and the defeating of me SoolfN
Monument. 49,
Sauna NJ the members y the MDn'auk also dlnei
with cx PRESIDE nj Cleveland wien he was In l'roodyn
10 attend the celebration lie was the g"cT' VI
Thomas E. pearsal and about twenty Ave peIsm'
wee invited 10 With him before the exercises u
the aftern Jon Other members Of the cihD AIS" H'"
AN opportunity to lne,t tho exPresident The ciuD-
hou,c was handsomely decorated in honor Of the day.
The old "Iolly-room" OF the club. which was some
,ime EGO divided into bedrooms to accomm 0date the
lr-e number Of summer dodgers has under the dir'"
lion OF Edward !. llorsmnn been converted oaoh ~
l,s original rse. 1t Is lllel With easy chairs ana
,noh.s a most agreeable lounsng pace. The MoitnnR
director, held iher monthly meeting on THURSDAY hSH'
ard elected several new members
The directors Of the Hamilton club held n m'Fuhs
N Tuesday nc.t and elected Wins l.. ogden chair
man ~ the Art and Literature Committee TO MI "a"
c,coocy caused by the death VI Edward y. Se'cohD'
The club Ia arrsnecd for several entertainments I'D
be he'd before January l. bat IN" dates or" hN l'.
named There Is 10 be IL reception = women ara
TWO or three stag" parties. Dehnlt" arrangements
Will probably be- made In few day'.
! delegation ~ members OF Tie Riding ana DIlVhS
club acted a. e,ccrt Tor GRAND M"r'hl '"''" 1" u"
Colun bnn parade.
The Algon1un Club VIII hay. an open nous" on
election night The member, OF tn" cl"b and their
friends vii! be cnt rtan.d With music1l prog ANN
and tnr ectun returns viii De read they come In
The returns will be received over special wire run
Ming INTO the clubhouse. Tie entertainment com
zee Of The Alsonqun have arranged for reception
TO 10 fake place some time III "O''""r' Ans
date will soon be- aEIOln'cd.
An nrt exhibition opened On Thursday even
ing nt Tie Hanover Club. composed exclusively %
PICTURES by American artists. II was arranged 10y
comm!tc. consisting Of W. f. II. DE Haas. J)N'ph H.
BOSTON, e. Is. De Laycrgne f., NJ X Lawrence ana
william Gregory The club d"Sitcs % have cJIItc-
ton 0. picture, and the exhibition l. held with vie"
10 stimulating nm Interest In the project, and bnhs
lr.o IN. hons, pictures that II might be desirable b
hcep About $4,000 as already been subscribed f)r
the prrhase Of pictures aud several paintings have
been presented 10 the club musical ENTERTAINMENT
was given lat: IN the evening aud supper was '"Nei
4 large number Of women we're present Tile rNm-
billion was continued Friday and saturday, ana VIII
be open also on Monday afternoon.
The Delegates Ia the Inter club whist League he'u
meeting Al the Hamilton Club on Wednesday night
md adopted II schedule Of games between the clu1N.
They nre the BROOKLYN, Hamilton Hanover. CrS'ch''
Excelsior Montauk. Union League, Lincoln ot'oN
md Carleton. Each club Is TO plsy one other club
IN each Monday night brgtn'u with otoLc' - am
ending With Dec mb'r -
The recently organized Washington Bo"hns ClnO
Will begin T., N tive a,0n AT the Avon BOwlins ilhi'
ON Thursday evening Of next weak November ). IN
president of the club IS Charles II. Layton ana the
,rcrstaty and treasurer Edwgri +. stevens Among
the members are the Rev. d.. Edward Braislin Pro-
fe,.or John Cromby william A. Cotton. Frank Lewis
,uilcu. Arthur scelye. u. T.. Elirdgc. James brnm-
.l,y IT,. John NJ. stevenson. Robert Harding, Dr.
Tprr, i
The first woman's reception ana entertainment ol
TIE s,nSCn will be siveh b, the Wa.Srv Young Men
club at the clubhouse. No. 10" NaVcriy ave- hrN
Ihur,lay evening" undc. the direction OF Frank Lewis
snlrcn president and Frederic W. Thompson. cinr-
man Of the so iai Committee. 49,
Al "A meeting OF tie Board Of Directors OF th'' NH
wood Club Of Flatbnsh last Wednesday evening II
was decided that an entertainment ana sns p"rS
was also decided TO have direct wine lntrCa"c.H
Into the club to receive The election re
turns There will be- music to entertain the mem
bers and supper VIII be served. ON Thursday next
their first game with the team from the Aurora "'a'a
Club OF brooklyn .
There are now exactly 1870 memb,rs IN the knlcAer
booker Field Club Ct Flatbush one third OF whom are
alleys some OF the women do rs well as the men.
made by MIS-. Randolph BraHdt. vic"-prSlient Erwin
~ Reese will marry on Thursday Miss Gertrude Hlll.
OF New York City. The Bowling Committee has se
rc.d It's team Of ten men for the Iner-Club League
tournament. and the first game VIII be rolled on No
yarnber 4 with tie Aurora Grntas the knlcker
Lockers alleys. The members OF the team are F.
Webster Theodor. Maynard, a. Il. Cat'in William o.
schwarzwaelder and +. A. simpson: substitutes r. P
MAYNARD, r. MoOrehead, F. Case Il. rceston and F.
IL Lott The Bowling Committee Is composed of +.
Webster chairman: George Maynard and L.. s. Cooper