New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

On next Thursday evening subscription dinner
will no given by the Union League Ciub 10 Coiohei
| Frederick d. Grant. The clubs whist RECORD Is
| second to none among local experts Inc members
| who last season had the satisfaction OF winning
| the intorclub whist prize are determined to hold
| on ~ I, this season. on Wednesday night ten
taamr competed in n home whist tourney. Al
| together more than forty members OF the or9a'~a
| lion are following the game enthusiastically.
The members Of the oxford Club VIII give
dinner in honor OF ex-S@cretary or the Navy heh-
amIn r Tracy next Friday evening deheral
Tracy Who will shortly sail for Europe. has ac-
can,ed the invitation. The tenpins VIII DE sent
down at n lively rate on tho clubs handsome DOW
ing alleys this winter. on Thursday night the hrst
games Of an individual handicap tournament 10
cor,irue till March s. 1894. were played Those en-
,orod in the contest are f. G. Elliott, G. F. Taylor
7 y BEARD w Il. Fisher. G. H. Lee u. T.
re,terolf and c. Rossen. with 100 handicap; D. -
,,or,on r W Dowell. +. A. Hitch. 40; W. ii. +
yescI J. s Spencer. +. u. Axteil ana a. W.
tIicrins 1s5: C. NJ Englis, y. T. Thayer and w. H.
ovens ir $50: s. s. Baldwin. H. Liebman' . NJ
u,,hhorl / Baker and f.. b. Green, l21; f. Norton
10, and r A. Eddey ll5 The rules OF the Amer,
can Eovllng League are to govern the coh'eS' anu
no player win more than one prize.
lodies' reception last Wednesday evening
r,arkod the opening OF the social season at the
:, ,r,o,or Club at Sixth and Flatbush ayes o. H.
Sbtnmsn recently elected president of the ciuD
has appointed tbs following committees: Execu-
ti,e-E T. Baker Thomas Wilde g. j. LINES
hcuse-V T.. Iathrop J. ". Blake H. c. Sesman
Anton fIolenpye, oscar J. Magne Jo!h H.
-o,rers. nnance-Jamcs Hsrdie. r. n. Weens, C.
81 Fletcher; card-R H. Weems. NJ j. Bailey, r.
r paker. " H. Cement. p. A. Buflington bowl
,,o-rhomas Wilde H. S. Dolsrd. c. w wheeler
, challenge match will engross the attention OF
a picked team OF the clubs bowiers against
team from the Aurora Grata club. on the iat-
ters alleys tomorrow night
That pleasant times ahead for the members
o, the Hanover club IL shown by glance at the
circular ius; Issued by the Entertainment Com
nitfce ON Tuesday evening the club held one OF
It's entertaining stag rackets at which a. - puh-
can. Clarence g. Earl j. p. Brown and Sunetaro.
with his sleisht-of-hani tricks. performed. oH
Thursday night the third series In the botte
pool tournament played. and Monday night
of next week the first dance OF the season will
take place on December the first OF the seasons
q eatre Inrtlcs will be held at the Amphion
Theatre. where Dakota" with Roland Reed ana
his company Will be seen. The clubs team entered
In the Inicrcub Whist League visited the Cres-
cent Athletic club team on Thursday night, and
init winners by six points.
An inierclub whist tourney among brooklyn
cubmrn has been begun. and Wednesday even
ing the first games were played. The Lincoln club
players were visited by the Union League team
and the visitors won the three series OF games In
HANDY style. The Oxforls and Cartoons met at
the Carleton Club. and the games aroused much
interest among the large crowd Of spectators. At
the cosc OF the third regular round the score was
tie standing 3l3 TO Sl2. In the play-oH the Garlic
tons won by four points The Excelsors team
contested with the team Of the Montauk club at
the home OF the latter in Eighth-ave. The three
rounds were close. the Montauks winning by &
score Of 2i6 TO 303 The teams were; Montauk-J
81 Rider : T. Bassett. q. A. Iavie and W. j..
stratton. Excelsior-S. : Chaunccy. @. W. chaun-
1, nd chaunCev. The games
scheduled between the Hanover and Crescent Ath'
l.,ic club were postponed and Will be played on
on Wednesday night Tho Interclub Whist League
was organized last month. with Robert H. Weerns
OF the Carleton club president; Herbert e. HUI
Of the oxford club. vice-president and Jay stone.
~ the Lincoln club secretary The clubs entered
in the tourney are the Brooklyn. Carleton. cr,s-
cent Athletic. Excelsior Hamilton. Hanover. Lin
coin Wildwood. OF Flatbush Montauk. oxford ana
( Mon League. The games are TO played every
Tuesday evening TO January g.
\ dinner which Was have been given to VIII
lam j. Gayn0r tomorrow night at the Montnuk
t.lub by friends closely affiliated with him In the
rec.n, Political revolution. has been deferred Mr.
Gaynor has been called away on professional duty
-. ;:hirag, and the date of the dinner In his honor
is 10 be announced on his return. The club held
ng. AZ which abou, Se) members and guests were
IN attendance. An excellent programme. IN when
the Berkeley Banjo ami Mandolin ouihtrI ,iup
and Sunctaro the JAPANESE Jugger appeared, wa
presented. Alfred e. Chaplin Thomas r. Pcarsdll
+ NJ circuit Major -. \. Iiricc and William /
,h,anr. cnp Will be- contested FOR one evening
this week by team OF the Hanover 'lub' when
Is the nrst club To accept the challenge: , -
Although the attractions of the New-iork horse
show affected the aiten.ancr nj thr second Even
ing music ride of the brooklyn riding ana DIV
ing club las wednesday evening. the TACT was not
perceptiby noticc the rae vas 9slt,r IN isS at,
r1ctve features IMAM was una, Oh tlr "P.i'N u
the week previous. Philip DE Hos'p, the ring
the ride. which was again Iei 10y one 3i IN. cWo
most accomplished riders. Colonel John y Par
fridge was accompanied 10y Miss Ethel tanhce
who rode the Colonies black horse Coo In tn.r
". Walsh. jr.. and Miss Hunter Edwin W, Thorpe |
n1 @ll 6h ,e ins and " Sis9 %eS ens
:. 9. Pierre and Miss Belle Powell Renben Daniels
f. Hooracn and MISS clara shcrwel. who were
late in the ring ana rode last. followed. The ride
occupied nearly AN hour, during which the evolu-
'ms. r'E w, ,a and dcportment in the
saddle. The programme concluded with fancy eA- |
hlbl,lons By Paul Libby. T.. Cddenas and Foster |
hampton. showing sliliul craftsmanship and thor |
The Columbian cub last evening held one Of it, |
entertaining stag rackets at its home In Hanson |
Place: Though not Il long one he programmc wss
heartily enjoyed and held TO the End the closest
attention Of IN" large audience: After the enter
tainment clever exhibition OF billiards between |
Dr II. Jennings. and his rival. John Nolan. was
given The committee In charge was pr j. a. |
I;oIch Pr j. r. key"p J. D. FnGy o, Ersnce 9a
At a meeting OF the directors on TUESDAY night. Dr
-. q. l!"dkin, - j. hlrley, l. H. ,1th, T." -.
Dr. j. j. conway. NJ OMcara anH !
l.. +. O'Connor elected nominating com.
,nti-e To- make up list of officers To be elected |
al the annual meeting December 8. tn" club |
has now 93s members and is in a prosperins cond!-
ton. Its officers are -. j. York president; W.
Kcntlcr. Vice-prcsilrnt: j. J. Collins. secretary;
&. \. Arthur. treasurer. and g. Joyce, financial
secretary.
\ dinner. n pool tournament and series or
lectures being discussed by the members or
the brooklyn Press club for the winter. ON Thurs.
Law evening "A meeting Of the Board OF Governors
was held. which committees were appointed to
make arrangements
The Algonquin Club will give It's first ladies' re
ception Thursday. November o. from till II
y. IN. The annual meeting OF the club was adj
lournc1 the 18Th to the 10Th inst. when officers
for the ensuing year will be elected.
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