New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
AMONG THE CLCBHOUSES.
FOR THE CRESCE.NT'S MINSTREL SHow-oTHER
ENTERTAINMENTS.

FOR THE CRESCENT'S MINSTREL SHOw-OTHER
ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Crescent Athletic Club will give an amateur
minstrel show at the Academy OF Music In Montague
st. Oh Monday evening. January 10. The performance
will be given by members OF the New-iork A'hicuc
Club, who have consented to come over TO BROOKLYN
and have the entertainment for the benefit OF the
Crescent club. The New-YOrk Athletic CiuD iFis
well organized minstrel troupe that has already ap'
peared before a New-York audience. About a month
ago the troupe gave a performance at the Carnegie
Music Hall. large crowd was present ana III ci"o
cleared several thousand dollars The entertainment
consisted Of music and buresque, largely maze up vi
hits" on the members OF the club, who with their
friends formed the bulk Of the audience. AT the
Academy OF Music the NewYork Athletic CluD troupe
will be assisted by number Of members of tic
Crescent
seats for the performance win be sold to members
only mt the clubhouse In Pierrepont-st., on FRIDAY
January g, at p. M 1t Is expected tha' Tie e''er
tainment will net large sum to the club.
Z. W. BigelOw, W. IL. Ford and William 1. GILBERT
tho committee i'm charge are wording hard on the
arrangements for the dinner to the Crescent Ioopa
team In honor of their having won for the siA con-
secutive time the championship OF the American ROW
ball Union. The dinner as already announced, VIII 10
held in the Assembly Rooms OF the Academy oil Music
on january Il. The price OF the dinner VIII po ."
q plate. ~
marty OF Algonquin Club members, friends OF Will
lam H. Crane who is Playing In Tile American
Minister at tho Park Theatre, occupied boxes at the
theatre on Tuesday evening After the performance
they returned TO the clubhouse in First Place. and spent
the rest OF the evening with songs and stories
Among those who were In the party were Charles
H. s. jeffrey DIR. A. ". Ford, o. b. Deahyne, william
F. Ford Adolph j. Klar, Robert II. street, Charles H..
Hunt IT, CHARLES b. Cpjohn, Harry l.. Taylor, Richard
II. Lalmbcer r., DR.. Henry y. Readc Captain Charles
c. Car,caen and Captain william +. Penny.
T Riding and Driving Club will hold an exhibition
of PAINTINGS OF horses ct the clubhouse beginning VITA
January . and continuing through the week. II VIII
be under the direction of Henry 7. Chapman Re
ceDtions viii be held on the afternoons OF January y
and IA, and tea will be served by tho young women
friends OF the club. Tie Neapolltan Band VIII
furnish the music at the receptions. The members
of tho Tandem Club will give exhibition after the
music ride on January o. and also Oh the Saturday fol
lowing.
The Oxford Club gave a mirstrc! show last even
Ing W. j. DAILY, Edward Bush and William Leylnan
entertained the guests The English Glee Club will
give an entertainment at the house next Saturday
night.
The Union League Club gave New-icar's enter
tanmcnt last night. Mr. and Mrs. Henry +. Dixie,
Hugh j. Emmett J. S. Burtette and Elmer Ransom
appeared.
The Russian Orchestra entertained the members OF
tho Hamilton Club last evening The carleton |iuo
also held a New-Year's entertainment. ..u alb.
Both In the MON League ana Hanover euo'
bov.na tournaments are being actively carried on.
The final record OF the lIterClub whist t9urli
mont the last games I'm which were played week ago.
has been completed. II is as follows: