New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-29
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At THE FLATBTSH CLUBS.
rOwLERS BEGIN \ TOURNAMENT THIS WEEK
KNICKERBOCKER FIELD CLUB MEM
BEERS TO MARRY

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KNICKERBoCKER FIELD CLUB MEM
BEERS TO MARRY.
The coming week gives promise OF entertain.
ing round of pleasure at the Wildwood Club, in
Flatbush Tomorrow evening the battle of the
pns in the Intercub League Bowling Tournament,
will begin between the Midwoods and knicker-
bcckers Captain II. W. sullivan has selected q. T.
Cone H. j. Johnson a. Matthews and f. j. Stein
bugler as the club team. with }. w. Haviland. 7. g.
jackson. > +. Walker. T. j. Hubbard ana W. ~
Ciarkson as alternates.
on "Wednesday night the individual bowling
tournament was finished. s. F. Walker and e. T.
Cone will purchase four prizes tomorrow TO be
awarded to A. Matthews, first. for most games
won: H. j. Johnson second. for the highest aver
age. and third and fourth to :. Miller and t.
: Stewart. next in order for games won. respec-
lively. Special action by the directors changes
women's night during the season from Monday to
Tuesday evening. The change was made to enable
the Wildwood to take part in the Intercub League
games. which held Monday nights.
The Entertainment Committee has arranged an
instrumental ard vocal concert. to be held next
Wednesday evening. "A Glimpse of the Worlds
Fair" the title Of lecture by President Reese.
Thursday night. entertained a large audience.
on Wednesday Secretary r. Nice. Collins, VINO
is at the Worlds Fair with his wife, is expected
home. j. w. Haviland. of the Board OF Directors,
j. aso at The The sPSia% rh a"d ose
with the Independent Democrats. have nominated
j. ID. Prince, OF the members OF the club. FOR
Supervisor of the town. yesterday opened nead-
quarters adjoining the Wildwood lawns, in the his
toric old Crooke homestead
The pleasures of evening at progressive euchre
arranged by Messrs. IL. ID. Lott +. IL. briggs and
r. A. Adams. the Entertainment Committee of the
knickerbocker Field club. was enjoyed by "A large
company of the members last Thursday night
Among those who took part were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Lott Miss Lille Lott, Miss NJ. Folger. of Hud-
son, " Y; Miss G. Cornell Mr.. and Mrs r. Young
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. briggs. Mr. and Mrs. +. A.
Adams, MIR and Mrs Theodore Maynard. Miss
and Mrs. T.. T. Maynard. Mr.. and Mrs. W May
nard. T.. J. Wingert. Miss c. Wingert Alexander
Walker, the Misses Mary and George Ingram
Tracy Catlin. +. Schenck Mr.. and Mrs T. II.
Boocock. Elias Hubbard and Mrs. W Close.
Fifteen games were PLAYED Mrs. Jennie Lott,
prize, a handsome Dresden china card receiver
Mrs +. II. Boocock and Mrs. W. Close played OF
for the second womens prize. engraved silver
hat pin. which Mrs. Boocock won A silver hat
brush, the first mems prize, was contested for by
+. Schenck, Richard Young and H. d. Lott The
former won, the two latter playing off for the sec.
ond prize "A letter opener made of mother OF peari
All the arrangements have been completed for
the first annual athletic games to be held on Flee
ton Day. I'm which all the women members intend
To compete for the prize. '
The marriage OF Miss Edith MAYNARD eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Theodore Maynard Of
Flatbush-ave. TO 7. Augustus simpson of Brooke
Ign, both members of the Knickerbocker club at
be "A brilliant social affair and the club members
Will be there IN force The Rev. DIR. Cornelius L.
Wells OF the Old Ditch Reformed Church OF Flaf.
bush, VIII perform the CEREMONY