New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
who live within the raree Of the creeks no;some
ANONG TIE CLCBHOCSES.
GETTING READY FOR THE SUMNER SEASON |
VARIOUS ELECTIONS

OE44iN1 READY FOR THE SUMNER sE">oN-
VARIOUS ELECTIONS.
The Crescent Athletic Club country house Will be
opened on April 90. the choice Of rooms for the
season will be sold at auction on May az :ac Town
house baseball Tournament open 20 the mem
bers OF the Club only. Will be held OF ne elHb
grounds at Bay Ridge dur.Hg tie months OF Jane
and jay next. The entrance fee Will be 81. and
prizes will be awarded 10 the members OF tie winning
team.
Tie annual dinner O. TIE ine-c!Ub Bowling
League held al the Montauk Cub on Thursday
evening 1t was attended by representatives, of the
different clubs. President Charles A. Moore. OF the
MOntauk Club. welcomed guests TO the hOn>c
and DR.. Thomas Wide president of the League
responded. President Herbert 7. Ketcham. o. the
Lincoln Club. presented the prizes 10 .he winners
The first prize large silver cup. went 10 the Mon
tauk team. The Union League Team won the second
prize. William VI. Cole was POSTMASTER. Among
the speakers besides those already mentioned were
Rufus T. Griges. John II. Bustes. william Berri.
Franklin Webster, James d. Bell. William L. kcese.
Wayland Trask and John L. Hin. The dinner com
mittee was composed OF A. ID. Warren. +. a. Sraton
and F. Webster.
The Montauk Club on Wednesday evening elected
the following directors Frank Squier Frank C. swan,
John NJ. Rider. George A. La Vie. Guido Pleissner'
Emery n. Downs. terms expiring 1886; George a.
Price, term expiring 1895; J. ii. Walbrldse term ex
piring 1894.
On Thursday evening the directors elected the
following officers: President, Charles A. Moore; vice
president, J. Rogers MAXWELL secretary, Emery y.
Downs; treasurer, Edwin II. Sayre; chairman honse
committee John W. Wilson; chairman membership
committee Rufus #. Grggs; chairman finance com
mttee, Timothy L. Woodruff. Mr. Moore has been
president of the club since lis organization.
AT the annual election OF officers OF the Hamilton
Club by the Board Of Directors the following were
elected to for the coming year: President,
James McKeen; vicepresident. william ii. Wallace;
treasurer Francis L. Eames, and secretary Robert b.
Woodward.
The amateur minstrel show given by members Of the
Algonquin Club at the Criterion Theatre Tuesday
evening for the benefit OF the Southern Dispensary
and Hospital vas great success: The house was
We're sale at the door X: H. Lalmbecr. jr.: was
manager c. H. $ Jafray musical director. and Albert
were Charles y. DAILY. George J. Hardy Harry L.
Taylor. Charles 5. Hin, r. ~ Earle David Iiillson
Pyle Oliver +. Holden. Charles Mldd.ndori. William
smell. r.. H. Lanbeer, IT,, George Z. Hunt and
Tie Long Island Association Of the Sons Of the
Revolution gave a dinner a, NE Montauk Club on
tn, Of the Battle OF Lexington. DIR. Asa Bird
Gardiner presided. Among the speakers We're Colonel
raj Stewart l.. Woodford Frederick :. Tamadge,
Colnel Floyd CARLSON James Mortimer Montgomery,
William b. lIornblower and Charles a. Moore.
Knckcrbocker Field Clubs home Of F!atbusl oil Tues
day night are compete. Inc committee III charge
has issued over 1000 invitations. A stringed
orchestra has been engaged from New-ioTk. and IA
special caterer will supper In the handsome new
dining hall. The committee Of arrangements consists
OF George W. Maynard f. II. Lott H. +. shehiss,
William >. Schwar7waeder. II. Il. Davenport. Thco
dOre Maynard and +. II. case. A number Of hand
some paintings and cngravingS have been lent 10 the
club {, decorate the wall, and galleries. Last night
the bowling alleys were throngcd with the members
and guests 10 witness an Interesting tournament be-
tween two teams Of the crack" bOwlers OF the club
Al the dlnner Of the Interclub League last Thursday
night william o. >chwarzwaelder and Henry d. Lott,
re- presented tile club.