The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-30

able house for the club: w. A. Main, Albert F.. Pond, Dr, N. Jc Adams, GsE E. Graham and J. D. Merwin. S~ = "
 This committee have labored hard to make the club house second to none, and they are deserving of great credit
 for the perfection of the building. The stock has been entirely subscribed for. The following are the members:
 Israel A. Kelsey, James Graham. A. Felton Wood, Charles E. Graham, James R. Graham, H. G. Flames, H. B.Graham, A. M. Lockwood, w. B. Warner, A. M. Kelsey, w. H. Brown, W. A. Main, F. A. Jackson, J. D. Merwin, A. c. Coe, George w. Warner, A. E. Pond, John Brown, M. J. Adams, J. w. Sears, Samuel J. Bryant, B. D. Brown, B. A. Lettney, Joseph Andrews, John T. Gill, John T. Prince, John F. Barnett, E. L. Nettleton, H. E. Nettleton, J. Stu art Reynolds, c. B. Thompson. H. |. Thompson, George L. Peck, R. w. Coe, c. B. Davis, H. B. Richards, B. L.. Smith, George H. Thomas, D. s. Thompson, James c. Hyde, George W. Adams, OK. Bush, George S. Brad ley, c. B. Stormont, w. c. Brainard, A. B. Wilkinson, w. W. Ward, James Gardner Clark, J. G. Pattee,~ G. K. Hyde, J. N. Wadsworth, Erwin J. Crawford, Samuel A. Stevens, John McKrille, D. N. Walker, Julius Twiss, c. H. Lewis, W. S. Tucker, William F. Knapp, B. F. Richards, W. V. Somers, Edward H. Phipps, Charles Ward, H. B, Wheeler, O. w. Butcher, H. D. Chamberlain, c. F. Smith, Julius Lem pert, D. A. Kimberly, w. c. Russell, F. S. Ward, Charles French, l.. A. Lampson, John T. Clark and William Smith.
 The front of the club house was yes- terday beautifully decorated with American flags and bunting. The floor of the piazza was covered with crash for the dancing, which lasted from to 10. The appointments of the new club are most complete. ., ..~. x,. <
 To the left from the entrance leads a doorwayto the large double parlors, the one in front having two large windows which look out over the piazza at both the front and side, commanding view of the streets in both directions. The back parlor has large window on the side. A fire place faces the front par lor and is in easy view of both rooms.
 From the hall also is the entrance to the billiard room in the rear, where have been placed two specially de- signed Brunswick- Bake e-Collendar bill Hard and pool tables and the accom- panying fittings. From the billiard parlor is the entrance to the tonsorial room, which is finely fitted and in charge of the steward. The dimen- sions of the parlor are IA by IS, and the back parlor 13 by 16. The billiard room Is 25 by 20 feet. All the first floor is in ash, natural wood finish. The parlors contain velvet rugs and handsome easy furniture.
 The staircase to the second floor is of ash and open. It is also abundantly lighted and gives a cheerful appear ance. On the second floor facing the street is the ladies parlor and music room, which contains a piano and other rich fittings. The directors room: eis also in front on the south side, and is fitted with necessary equipment. Back of. the music room is the card and smoking room, into which door opens from the landing of the stairs. and in the rear are the stewards apartments of Henry Tracey. The sfifiishson the upper floor is whitewood, and the carpets are blue, moquette. The, wallsl of the halls and two floors are coyered with handsome paper. sf.ss
 The basement Is devoted to a gym nasium and bowling alley. The gym J