New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-13
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Nv THE NORTHERN WAfDo'
GUNNER SPORTS WELL UNDER WAY
ABOVE THE HARLEM
rc>urs prryCrING AND BASEBALL STARTED
FOR TIE sEAsoN-socIAL AND
CHURCH AFFAIRS.

TENNIS BICYCLING AND BASEBALL
FOR THE sEAsoN-socIAL AND
CHURCH AFFAIRS.
nj. ,,orire ~ the grounds OF the knlcKer-
,o,,,o,. ,rernis Club yesterday in Brook-aVe' Was
~ ~, tho Incidents which mark the beginning
-, tho season OF outdoor sports in the upper part
-, tho civ Several exhibition games were
r,o,ea ard refreshments were served In the cluo-
house An entertainment for the beneht OF the
o,b ,yiu ba held at the home OF Mrs. Filley. NO
500 prosnect-ave. on Friday evening. The leeu
rant cIub Miss Christine Deyer, violinist' ana
George p Morris. either soloist, will furnish
rons,c and the farce My Lord in Livery VIII
no acted with J. H. James. r. NJ. Cole H. d.
C.hud Miss Peirce. Miss Ryman. Miss Luttleloh
aud Master Robert Richter in the cast Inc
h,cvcIe clubs are already actively at work Inc
members OF the Union Bicycle Club had run
ON saturday evening, May 4. from the clubhouse
~ Firtv-ninth-st and return. The Ariel WheeI-
men have organized, with william Harden as
president Robert Myhaven vce-presideht' = All
derson secretary +. Wall treasurer ana "hliaHh
Bergman captain. The Morris CLUB, one Oh 'he
most successful social organizations In the nor'h
ern wards has made special arrangements 70 de-
commodate those members Of the club. especially
young men, who desire TO use the clubhouse az
starting point for their bicycle trips portion
Of the lower floor OF the clubhouse Is htted up LOT
the storage OF bicycles. The use OF this portion
OF the clubhouse is included in the cost Of MEM
bership. which Is only little over dollar a
month
The bowlers continue their activity in spite OF
the approach OF warm weather y team from Inc
Union League Bowling Club will bowl match
game with the Franklin Club. at the alleys or the
Youthful League, I'm East observation-disclosures
ty-slxth-st. tomorrow evening. The tranklyhs
are the champions OF the lower part or the city,
and the members Of the youthful League lnctuu-
ing some Of the best bOwlers In the northern
wards are anxious To compete with them inter-
estlng matches were bOwled at the Wednesday
evening gathering OF the members OF the YOUTH
ful League Club and AT the Tallapoosa BowHnS
Club The baseball season has opened well Tor
the Suburban Club team, which Is one or the
strongest above the river. .,.
The house Of the Osccold Club NO l'b Wits
ave was opened on Wednesday evening for the
first reception of the club at its new home. Coun-
ty Clerk Purroy. Commissioner llaffen ana many
other officials were present
4 ladics' reception by St Jerome's Lvceum
took place Monday evening at Eblings casino
Before the dancing began there were recitauons
aud music. Silver Star Social Club' OF Motifs ri,.
anla held reception at Curtin's Hail. One-hun-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The closing reception
by the pupils OF George NJ Renner was held at
IJrbach's Hail on Tuesday evening.
The Aron Liedertafe elected officers last week
Wendell TIL chosen president, }. Kaiser,
vice president; William Waltz and George Hirch-
helm, secretaries; Emil Hess treasurer, and
George Nand and II. Schnabel. trustees.
Paul NJ Zeidlcr. wel-known resident or
Morrlsania was married on Monday. at Guelph,
Ontario To Miss Margaret Merriam.
\ reception was held on Tuesday evening at
the home of the Misses Hamilton in East one
hundred-and-thlrty- hfth-st for the young people
who took part in the cantata recently sung at the
North New-York Congregational Church The
proceeds Of the concert, amounting 70 $liO were
handed to John Lindsay. the treasurer of the
church by Master Robert Richter who made
clever presentation speech. The young men and
girls sang. recited and presented charades
through the evening hours. concert In which
numbers OF the members Of the church are inter-
esed is in preparation.
Special religious services have been held be-
ginning with last Sunday at "old theatre han,
Meetings will be held on every Sunday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings several pronl-
mont religious exhorters have addressed the meet
ings already held -
< concert under the direction OF the Ladies'
AuxiIiarv OF the Young Mems Christian Union
viii be held on Wednesday evening Of next week.