New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07
AMONG THE CLCBHOTSES.
ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES

ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
The Parkway Driving Club will open tie driving
season on saturday, May 10. with programme con-
sistine OF team races, tr0ttng TO road wagons and
In harness. and a match race for $3.50 between
lorSes owned by V. NJ. S,llwell, Dr. Huri and John
Collier. President Henry T. Body has appointed
the following Entertainment Committee for the wear
John Shuts ir., w. c. Allen. o. NJ. Iawton. r. f.
Kraft and William II. Blauvelt.
President James McKeen OF the Hamilton Club.
has appointed the following committees for the com
ing year: House Committec-Norman 5. Dixie.
Caleb W. shepherd Hndley Murray, jr. Member
ship CoMmittee-John hoffman. Henry l.. Faris.
jonathan Bulkley, John E. Borne. Art and Litera-
ture committee-willis L. Ogden. Edward II. Itch
feld. John ). James. Theodore ID. Hazard, Francis
!. Eamss.
Tie Algonquin Club moved into Its club
house the oldeLya mansion. in Presldentst.. the be
shining Of the month. and Is now rapidly approach
ing its limit OF membership. The members OF the
tennis club have already received permission from
The club lay out tennis courts on the grounds and
the work viii begin at once.
The opening of the Crescent Athletic Clubs
country house at By Ridge April 20 was largely
ATTENDED by the members and the rooms rented to
members for the season nearly all taken The
entries for the baseball tournament are coming in
rapidly
The lnterclub Tennis League has elected the fol
lowing officers for 1893 Carroll J. Post, president
treasurer; James :. Jones. secretary.
The Columbian Cub on Tuesday night gave din
ncr to Bishop Mcdonnell, at its clubhouse. No 81
Hanson Place. About 100 persons were present.
The dinner served on the second floor OF tie
house Bernard ]. York the president OF the club.
VS. toastmaster At the table beside him were
E,hop Mcdonnell, Vicar General Farley. Vcar-Cien
eral Mcnamara Chancellor Mitchell, the Rev. L. w.
McCarty. honorary president Of the club; W. Kent
Ter IT, the vicepresident J. NJ. Mcmahon and Charos
V. Forncs, president of the Catholic Club oil New
York. The Committee of Arrangements for tie dn-
per consisted of F. F. Heating, W. p. CAllaghan. P.
j. Carlin T. j. Dougherty and J. E. Molone. speeches
were made by Bishop Mcdonnell. Nicar-General Far
ley. Joseph W. Carroll, the Rev. E. W. McCarV'
Charles V. Fornes. Viear-General Mcnamara, the Kew
James IL. Mitchell and p. J. Caran.
The Irving Club will give minstrel performance
al the Criterion Theatre May 20 for the benefit Of
tie club The members participating In the en-.
t.rtanmcnt viii be assisted by William Lyle and
o'lrh Brooklyn Board Of Education on THURSDAY
evening gave a dinner to Joseph (. HenariA w. wnS
=, c,hrr.s. siperncndent Maxwell exCongress
man Felix Campbell ana a few others. Including some
dfton to present members Mr. Hendrix received q
silver lOying-cup from is friends The commi'tee
Ts s' C. E. Teale, John Guilfoyle John Hsr
rgan J; l. Drnmmona and j. F. STSns'S Sss beer
Organized only short time it already has member
ship OF yone, most OF whom are ups nrrSas,
OF site and clubhouse committee has repor aeS
favorably on a plot 1O0X26o feet. at secondaVe. aM
Seventh hrstst. II is intended 10 have the go"nuS
Laid tennis courts and for outdoor sports sr
tie new clubhouse is to contain bowling alleys, hDraf.
and q large hall for entertainments ,,,,,.
locker Field Club Of Flatbush held concert ahe
reception at their clubhouse in Tennis Court Amon.
the features OF the the presentation TO I'M
club Of a grand piano from the twelve members o.
the "Treble Clef Chorus" The presentation aIdTes
was made by the leader of the chorus, Mrs: Waite
u. Nelson. and on behalf of the club the president
O.
individual bowling during the last Tournament
season +. W. Walker received a gold badge. $500
Last Wednesday evening the members OF the Mid
wood Club OF Fatbnsh were entertained by DR.. Truman
j Backrs president Of the Packer Institute, wht
lecturcd on Alexander Hamilton On Thursday even
ing the second game IN bowling match best tive
o,lt of three games. between team OF the New
Utrecht Club of Bath Beach and the Midwoods wa
p,ayed on tn. clubs alleys. The match will be de
aIdd on the Bath Beach alleys next Thursday night
Next Wednesday evening a concert and dance viii
L.. held at the clubhouse at which the ladies OF :h
sTrebie Clef Chorus will sing