New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16
AMONG THE CLCBHOCSES.
PROSPERITY OF THE HAMILTON-RIDERS AND
DRIVERS l.: HIGH FEATHER.

PROSPERITY OF THE HAMILTON-RIDERS AND
DRIVERS l.: HIGH FEATHER.
The Hamilton Club has had a most SUCCESSFUL
year Its annual report to April l, $685. SHOWS
I'm exces, Of assets over liabilities OF $3v'e4o 10
rhe years gain amounts TO Sso'6 oS VI ue
original issue OF 100000 Of bonds Only s:so0o Is
now outstanding 81 600 having been called In during
the year AZ a meeting Of the Board OF Directors
held OH Thursday night fourteen members were
elected bringing the total membership up to 0oo' 'ne
limit allowed by the constitution. Therc nre some
names lett ON the waiting list thai cannot DC ac'fu
ON n, present Many books have been purchased
during the year from the A. a. Low fund' ana
numerous volumes have been presented by r.. IL.
Iitchheld md W. J. CoOmbs. crayon portrait OK
Edward A. secconb, who at the time of his death was
chairman Of the Art and Literature committee OF ''e
club has been placed in the house. Tie statue OF
Alexander Hamilton. by william Ordwsy Parfrdse'
has been bronze in Paris ana IL expected In
,hi, country soon. II will probably be erected IN
front OF tile clubhouse before June. cast OF the
statue Is to DO on exhibition at the Worlds Fair. To-
gether with of Shakespeare BY the same sculptor
which is aft.rwa,d 10 De placed In Chicago park
On saturday evening the annual meeting Of the
Hamilton Club was held and the following directors
were chosen TO MI vacanties In The board FRANCIS
f. Fames Willis l.. Cgdcn John s. James, John
H. Rorne Cable ". shepard and Lipdey Murray, 1r.
At the last Two meetings Of the Algonquin -lub
,wen,y.,ix members were elected and the bulletin
hoard copt,us a list OF those who have made appca-
lion for membership. The new clubhouse In prest
dentist Is nearly in shspe for occupancy. ana the
club will move In on May l.
The Riding and Driving Club Is ending It's season
in bnz. OF glory. ON Wednesday evening II opened
II. first annual horse show at Its clubhouse on the
pnri, Plaza which continued for three evenings more
The show was confined TO horses belonging 10 the
members OF the club. and admission by invitation
only. The place crowded on the opening night,
more than 900 people being present.
The Montauk Club will give dinner to Chauncey
~ Depew April %. the anniversary OF his birth.
Mr. Depew has fallen into the habit OF visiting Brook.
lyn on his birthday. and several such occasions
the Montauk hub has entertained him.
The brooklyn Press Club held its first annual
dinner ut the Clarendon Hotel on Tuesday evening.
speeches made by President Cassidy. John W.
Kellar E. F. Linton, Assistant Postmaster sullivan.
william MuldoOn, G. OF. Hennessey. Sanders, shsnks
umd Others.
The brooklyn Club will give a dinner to it, retir.
Ing president, General Henry W. slocum. Oh April
- the anniversary Of IT, SrsanMss,isn'
james p Rose and William c. smith. ;
The new home Of the Knickerbocker Field Club Of
Flabusn viii be formally opened on the evening Of
friends " D. a. Rose. T. j. .' winmrt and Charles
n .ppI S. secured the c.%
pionshIp prize medal in the junior bowling touTn.-
" ay ss Bee" !
Ing day for outside summer sports on the club
grounds. The following members have organized
eee club with George w.. Maynard a. manager:
l.. II. briggs, r. II. Case. r. n. Lott. II. D. Lott,
william Holmes. +. ". Langford, r. TtestOn, =. A.
Adams and A. ID. Walker.
The board Of directors OF the Wildwood Club Of
tlabush admitted the following new members 1t .
meeting on Thursday evening: y. T. Clayton. @. 8.
Billings f. W. Wells, G. II. Fuller. Alexander Cooper.
+. q. knne. Ambrose b. Truman and George n. Davis.
j. ". Haviland. II. J. johnson and r. J. stelnbuqer
have arranged for series Of match games of bowling
with the New.Utrecht Club Of Bath Beach. The
first sames will be played at the Bath Beach alleys
On the evening OF April %. Next Wednesday evening
The women OF the .Treble Chef Chorus" Win give
concert at the clubhouse, to b. succeeded on the
Wednesday following BY a In which the Mozart
Quartet OF Brooklyn win take part. r. McC Col
Inns. james Leneris and ". H. Garrison have charge
Of the arrangements.