New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
AMONG THE CLCBHOCSFS.
THE MONTN'K'S RECEPTION FOR wOMEN-wonK
OF THE BOWLERS.

THE MONTtT'ES RECEPTION FOR WOMEN-WoRK
OF THE BOWLERS.
The annual reception 20 women by the members OF
the Montauk Club on Thursday evening a great
success. One Of the most annoying features OF
entertainments Of the kind. the unbearabe crowding.
was avoided, and every arrangement was made for
the comfort Of those who We're in the house. The
rooms were handsomely decorated and even without
ferns and flowers they would have been beautiful with
Gh@T handsome woodwork, dainty carvings, and
spacious arrangement. supper served the
third and fourth floors. The affair Ia charge
OF the entertainment committee which consists Of
Timothy l.. Woodruff, Emory y. Downs, +. Ii. Will
iams. James Foster, jr, Percy G.. Williams, W. H.
Williams, Henry F. Wood, Frank Sqnier, q. A. Lowe
W. II. Hagen. q. s. Adams. j. y. Rider. G.. A. Price
H. b. Delaour and Andrew Peters r.. !. IIOrsman
OF The mousse committee. was going II Europe last
week. but postponed his departure until this week
SO as 10 be pre.ent at the entertainment.
The members CT the Algonquin Club last evening
gave an amateur minstrel show at tn. clubhouse IN
First Place. r. H. Laun,er, jr.. the president Of the
club. was manager, and {. Ii. ). Jatfray was misca
dliccior. Among the performers from the club wcr,
George {. Hunt II. ii. Launber jr.. William F. Ford
Charles Ii. Hunt jr.. Charles b. Upjohn. Howard 4
Pyle. and Harry J.. Taylor. Messrs. johnson and
Mddendorf Of the Polytechnic Banjo Club, also tool;
pat The programme ended with a most surprising
entertainment known Ten Minutes AT the Circus.
In Which NJ. Hoffman was ringmaster. The entertain
ment committee Of the club consists Of John A. Dun
bar, Charles II. Hunt. jr. and CHARLES L. UplOhn.
Tile brooklyn W0mcn'> Club last week moved from
the rooms which il has long occupied In WLoughby
st., TO Kew quarters In the Johnston Building. These
admirably fitted up for the uses Of the clnb The
brooklyn Wonen's Club established In 1860. and
has Lccn one Of the most successful organizations OF
It's kind. 1t, officers President, Mrs Helen Ills
cock Bockcr,: vice president. Mrs. Amelia X. Wing
recording secretary, MIS-. sarah VI. Stafford core
spending secretary, Mrs Henry T. Wing: treasurer.
Mrs. Mary Louise Catlin auditor Miss Florence starr
The determination Of the Crescent Athletic Grb,
at It's meeting week agJ. to have new city house
Is most oOmmcndabie II needs one greatly and H.
present PROSPERITY well the success which has
attended It, past Efforts which sometimes seemed
dalipg. warrant The belief that the project will b.
entirely successful The annual report OF the treas
nrrr showing receipts Of 1856 II. expenditure, OF
Sj5.s72 81. II net gain OF s7,062 81. Is gratifying.
The Laurence cab OH Wednesday evening gave a
ma.ical entertainment at IT. clubhouse which was
attended 10y many The committee in charge
c,uslsted Of j. h. Hermann J. klot1 Julius RcncrS
G.. II. Williams and Jacob Bremen The annual
reception OF the club 10 women will be held on F"brn
airy :, at the Pouch gallery
The oxford Club gave a dinner TO Eugene Triton
the Treasurer of the club, Thursday evening II
was 10 have been held the Week before, but was
postponed.
the executive committee Of the Intcrclub Whist
League has officially declared the Lincoln Clnb IA.
winner the league prize. and the Crescent Athletic
Club the winner VI the standard tnion' prize IN The
recent tournament \ dinner 10 be attended by The
members OF the different teams competing Will be held
soon. Til. price viii not exceed 50 plate, inciu1
ing wines The time and place hav" not yet been
fixed.
Last weeks series OF games IN The ln'ercml
Bowling League tournamcn, resulted as follows:
Union League S3i $50. vs. Lincoln Sis, SOL
Wildwood 100 131, ". Hanover Sal, ST.?