The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-03
TALK OF THE CLUBS.
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At the monthly meeting on Monday
evening the following gentleman were
elected members:-E. McAneany, W. A.
Suter, R. E. Green, R. I. Wheeler, W. C.
Buchanan, NJ. 4. Rosenberg. j. A. Eli
son, H. A. Wooley n j. d, Baldwin.
The vacancy ia the Board of Trustees was
filed by the election Of Mr.. S. G. Mount.
The club house is more attractive than
ever these days and affords a most agree
able place in which to spend an evening.
One is always sure to find good company
and good entertainment.
The club is in a vigorous condition,
and bears, every evidence OF being most
popular.
One of the jolliest members in the club
is "Doc" johnson. "Doc" knows a good
thing when ne sees it, and hs q enjoy a
good joke. too.
Members Of the club will enjoy a fine
series of entertainments In the club
theatre this season. 1t is the
purpose of the trustees to foster
this branch OF club WORK. They believe
that something to interest the whole
membership should be on the tapis, and
card tournaments, other matters must
be taken up.
The annual financial reports of the
various committees follow
Billiard Committee. profit, S1,525. 30.
Newspaper Committee, loss, 5000. ~,
Card Committee, profit, $50. 05.
Annual Reception, loss, $50, and Gymnasium
Committee, loss, $4S.
The Bowling Committees prize for the
highest individual score In competition
games is causing a hot but friendly strife
among the cracks of the alleys. Up To
Gate Stats score OF 246 has not been
beaten.
Talk about Camera Fiends, the J. G.
"A. q. is full of them. Some OF them Did
1aSr to do better work than many pro-
fessional- photographers. 1t Is only a
little while that George Wins and
David G. Dewitt have had the craze, but
their pictures have worked most favor
able criticism. Some very finely executed
views of Pompton and Midvale are in
Mr.. Wins collection.
The competition games between the
Monday Night Teams" is warm and is
growing hotter. They are a fine thing
for the alleys and arouse much interest.
No. l, Richarich, Captain; Smith
Eiseman, Il. W. Waddington and Wat
son. Team No. 2.-Bogers, Captain;
Brown, G. Bumstead, Spengeman anu
Lembeck. Team No. 3-Hoyt. Captain;
Brock, Clarke, Klumpp and H. SPENCE
man. Team No. 4.-Hemettson, Captains;
W: A. Washington, RI Waddington,
The Library Committee reports that
there are on the library shelves nearly
three hundred volumes. The committees
has subscribed for sixteen papers and
twelve magazines. The library remains
at a standstill for the reason that, outside
of what the club spends for its period
icaIs, no appropriation is made for new
books.
The Revenue Committee will hold an
important meeting next Saturday even
ing.
On Tuesday night the wheelmen's
team will bowl a match game with the
Atlanta Wheelmen at Newark.
Palma Club.
The Riding Club composed of men,
bers Of the Palma Club began work for
the season last Monday at Hexamer's
Academy. Hoboken. Owing to the stor@
there were only a few present. neverthe-
less they enjoyed themselves hugely.
Charley Carrick was on hand. and rode
n of the fiery steeds III
a manner which made STEMS
face glow with pleasure. John
Grifien was also present, and sat upon his
horse with that dignity he is c~ultivating
against the day when he will take Vice
chancellor Putney's place and jump upon
all the lawyers. John Keller rode
around the ring at a lively pace, tickled to
death almost to think that he could ride
faster than a walk without being strap
ped Oh. Several of the other boys were
present and showed that they had not
forgotten their instruction OF last winter.
The next rid will a k place Monday
evening, when it is expected many more
will take part.
h lecture course is a decided success.
Last Thursdays lecture on "The SUM-
was listened to by a large audience. which
was unstiuted in its praise of the address.
Professor Prentice. of Rutgers College,
was the lecturer. and on next Thursday
he will again discourse. His subject
then will be "The Moon.n
The mem bership of the club is incrfas-
ing rapidly. showing that the club is Jon.
stantly growing i'll popular favor.
Sam hathaway returned from
The chiIdren's helath must not be IA
Cold In the head causes catarrh. EIy1
Balm cures at once. 1t is perfectly s.
easily applied into the ~nostg1ls, The w
( Welding to it. Price sos.