Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-12

socian wheelman's division, ladies lawn
tennis division, and now there 10 q move on
foot to organize a mandolin and guitar club.
The more interests that can be provided for
the members the more enthusiasm will be
occasioned The Gym is already most pop
ular and these side issues are fast tending 10
make it more so.
Numbered among the members Of the
East End Gym wheelmen are now some two
score ladies' The last additions to the
membership were made on Monday evening,
when the following were elected to enjoy
all the privileges of the association, MIR.
j. P. Culbertson in the chair: Mhs Bessie
Hubbard, of 6O3S Stanton avenue; Miss A.
G. McCleery, of 326 Meadow street; Miss
Cora R. Wells, of 603 Shady avenue; Miss
Elizabeth Fawcett, of 1886 South Hiland
avenae; Miss Agnes M. Gill, of 1904 Rural
avenue; Miss Marguerite McIniston, OF 2l3
Emerson avenue; Miss Jennie Hatley,
of 237 South Hiland; Miss I. ..
Davis, OF 5000 Penn avenue; Miss
Bessie c. Riggs, of Rural avenue: Miss
Annie B. Edelburn, of Rural avenue; Miss
Nan Armstrong, of Shetland avenue; Miss
Marie D. Coyle, of 951 Fifth avenue; Miss
DOME Konkle, of 212 Oakland avenue; Miss
Mamie Dope, of 219 Oakland avenue; Miss
Belle Mathews, of Juliet street; Mrs Ed
strom Proctor, of 2l9 Hoffman avenue; Mrs.
j. H. Stauff, of FORBES and Halket streets;
Mrs G. F. Wamhoff, of Alder and Edwin
streets. In addition to the ladies the fol-
lowing gentlemen were admitted to men,
bership: G. II. Livingston, F. A. Heating,
j. A. Davidson, G. n. Bailey, G. F. Beggs,
Russell johnson, James Alexander, William
Addy and Fred McFuhy.
The East End Gym wheeImen had q most
pleasursble run on Friday evening They
started from the Gym at 7:45 and rode to
Williamsburg and returned to Halket street,
where they dismounted aud rested Is min
minutes. Then they rode to Penn avenue,
near Shady, where they partook of refresh
ments and separated, many OF the riders
streets of the East End As usual Captain
j. P. Culbertson led the run. He was ac-
companied on his new Worth tandem by
Miss Nellie Crouch. The other ladies in
the party were Miss Hubbard, Miss Mat
thews, Miss McCleery, Miss Davis, Miss
McQuistan, and as guards there were about
20 gentlemen. The next run will take place
on Saturday, when the wheelmen will join
in the great lantern parade. Chief Mar
shal Culbertson, of the parade, SAYS that it
will be the biggest thing ever attempted in
this part of the country, and he is authority
that cannot be disputed.
The East End Gyms have q new set of
officers. Their recent exciting campaign is
over and the Gyms have settled down again
to enjoy q season of quietude undisturbed
by log rolling for candidates for Office. The
affair was concluded last Monday night
when the members decided by majority
upon the following officers for the year:
President, E N. Randolph; First Vice Presi-
dent, E. H. Henderson; Second Vice Presi-
dent, James Gardner, Jr; Recording Secre-
tary, R L Sleeth, Jr.; Corresponding Sec
retary, o. NJ. Coulter; Financial Secretary,
E. w. Deboe; Treasurer, E. T. Ebberts;
Captain Harry G. Fry, Jr. Lieutenant, E
E Keating; Librarian, j. T.. Lawson; Direc-
tors, j. B. Barbour, Jr.; Charles s. Miller,
A. NJ. Stevenson, E. w. Martin, j. n.
Sawert, E. c. McChristy, A. B. Borland,
George w. Lang, D. II. Barr and j. Albert
AwL
Tomorrow and Tuesday will be great days
of sport for the cricket enthusiasts The
Detroit team will then test the strength OF
the Williamsburg eleven. This match was
to have been play ed some ten days ago, but
the previous weather had been so execrable
that the Detroiters asked for postpone
ment on the ground that they had had no
time for practice. The Williamsburg team
was in no better shape, and consented regu-