New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-03

The casteated home of the Brooklyn Riding and
Driving Club. on the Park Slope. on THANKSGIVING
Eve was the scene of a brilliant assemblage n
music ride. the banner ride of the season, was the
attraction Added to this was the exhibition and
performance Of Centennial. the high-schoo horse
owned by Henry Claus of Brooklyn. He was
guided by Emil Antony. Another feature was the
defence OF the flag and tent-pegging by club mem
bers. The ride occupied an hour. William ~ Dyk-
man, the president of the club, leading, with MISS
Ethel Moore his partner In their respective
order j. H. Walbridge and Miss Olive Burris, J. W.
Wilson and Miss Rossltter, f. Erhart and Miss
Huntington Henry Bowers and his daughter. j. H.
Hart and Miss Bowers. Miss Ethel Candee. MISS
Hines Edgar Luckenbach, j. Henry Smith, roster
Crampton. Mrs. Porter. Miss Porter. Paul Libby,
s F. STREET. s. G. Prize. Miss Iockltt. George H.
Fahys o. Rothmaler. Miss STREET. Emanuel Cade-
mas r. T. Woodward and Colonel Partridge fol-
lowed. Messrs. Dykman. Woodward Champion
Erhart Glib. Libby, Pirle, Hart, Luckenbach and
Rathmaer were the contestants In the tent-peg-
ging match and delighted the spectators with their
work in the saddle Mr.. Woodward won the
match The entertainment closed with the defence
OF the flag.
The members Of the Brooklyn Club. at their
beautiful home at Clinton and Pierrepont SITS, en-
ter,ained large and brilliant gathering on Satur-
day evening last. The Boston Ideal Mandolin
Guitar and Gee Club furnished the entertain
ment which was followed by dinner In the
beautifully decorated dlnng-halls. Among those
present were Park Commissioner George "
Brewer. j. 5. LOOMS jr II. ID. Polhemus, T. H.
Moore DR. J. G. Johnson. Charles Adams General
King J. A. Sterry w. Smith. II. s. Hart J. r.
Howell Hampton Howell. DR.. Bloodgood. Henry
w Slocum Carl II. pa Silva. Sherlock Austin,
william Barrie John B. Ladd. James Bryan e.
T. Goodwin. Henry Earl, T. l.. Vickers. A. +.
Lamb. William Webster W p Reid x 5; Nor
rlson G. H. Otis W. b. Davenport: Charles II.
Tallman o. l.. Petersen and l.. l.. Graef.
last week was the reception and dinner to Colonel
Frederick -. Grant. Or. w. p Stratton,, r. II.
clubs team in the inter-club whist tourney, are
doing excellent work. and holding up their end.
a battle with the Hamitons last Tuesday the
Montauk players scored Al TO al. Inc inter,
Aurora Grata club on the alleys Oh the latter
Now that the Montauk Club has lost its handsome
tho latter will receive n challenge from the Aurora
theatre party IN the evening at me Academy OF
Music The party numbered about thFee hundr IRE,
Messing The Pirates OF Penzance.' the party sat
down to supper at hotel and there ended
the nrst Of the season Of the Hanover Club was
held Tuesday evening. sixteen dances were on
the card and the attendance was large. u. ID.
Bacon, j. a. Taylor +. Sperry; L. Miron' H. r.
$ Rudolph Moses DE Long ;,: j. s. G ~ b
comfort OF the guests on December home
bowling tourney will begin There are eight teams
ing contest for supper termed Dutch between
a team Of fat and team OF lean men. resulted IN
a victory for the Ponderous PLAYERS; Msssrs Evans,
Baird. Hawkins. Haslcr. Piper and Baker were IN.
lat men. and Lyon. Myerle. Wollen, Conrad. fhl
and Peiorkin the lean. The home whist tournament
has closed with f. II. Evans the winner OF the
first prize j. +. Ward, second, and q. NJ. Dumond
third.
IL is several weeks since the Intercub League
bowling team OF the oxford Club. rolled sl7
pins I'm one game. member OF the Aurora
,;rata Club visit one night to the
oxford club ventured the remark that the
score would not be- surpassed this season. He
was Immediately taken up by one OF the bowlerS
OF the oxford club "A wager made. and the
oxford man is the winner. for on last Monday
night the record OF 9l7 pins was surpassed. The
Oxfor1s are confident that their team VIII reach
the O.o mark before the season is over
The following appointed a committee to
attend the funeral Of John j. Herman (at the time
of his death a member OF the Algonquin club. on
Friday morning: Andrew J Perry DR.. \. w;
Ford John 4. Grcason. John \. Dunbar and
John T. Grafton. At the election held "Wednesday
evening the following ticket was elected: Presi-
dent Richard H. Lambeer. jr; vice-presdent.
James II. Taylor: treasurer. Adophe j. kar;
secretary. Harry H. Taylor. governors j. ; 7.
stranahan Andrew J. Perry. Henry c. Webb.
John Dunbar 4. W. Ford Henry y. Read. Robert
H. street d. NJ Hurley and George y. Tower.