New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
News.

lanes NJ Fuller Hayden W. Wheeler, James F.
Dean George L. Fahys William b. Boorum Will
lam H. Erhart. Clinton Elliott, Adolph L. Smylie
] Bion Bogert, V. Meserole Lowell NJ Palmer
Joseph Fahys Robert j. Kimball. H. V. v Bren-
nan. Spencer Baldwin Edward Hnman Thomas
W Lloyd, George l.. Pease. Charles A. Schieren >
Henshaw. William H. Wallace William H. Nichols
s Edward Vernon. William NJ Dykman sydney eif e.
Guyon, Albert Il. Chandler. Oscar NJ. GREGG Will
lam Beard. Charles NJ. Clarke, John D. Goodwin
Charles W. Tracy. Henry f. Cook Charles s whit
frederick b. Pratt Frederick II. Webster. Will
lam NJ Hoagland. Howard O. Wood. Henry Eihott
and William c. Wallace.
The early part of the new year promises to be
enlivened by two fashionable weddings, as II Is
understood that the marriage of Miss Helen Young.
daughter of James +. Young. of Carroil-st, and
Howard W. Maxwell. whose engagement was made
known last spring. will occur some tlne III Jaiu H
while James Calender of the Heights ana MISS IS
Micent Schwarzwaeder are to be married III
February or early in Marcn
The club world is full OF business. What be-
tween the tieng OF the Oxfords score at bowling
and the pay in the Intercub Whist League ana
the general stirring up of pinpool and billiard ana
other contests the active members OF the clubs nave
their hands full. on the opening night OF the
whist contest the games of the Hanover and Lin
coin at the Lincoln Club House, and the Ridge
and Montauk. at the Montauk club. We're posi-,
holds the championship, was beaten by me res
cent AthGic CUB at 1e reees o tie AT c
and in the second the Crescents established cad
Sucng T by two o in the third round The
played their champion team consisting Of r. A.
H. Weems
Next Wednesday evening the jolly club of mu-
scians which has its headquarters at NO. 1873
Pierrepont-st. will hold its annual meeting and
election OF officers.
Nearly all the clubs devoted to literature and
intellectual culture ready for business. with
their plans of winters work fully outlined The
Twentieth Century Club has held its first meet
Remsen-s. and the Ingleside, the fashionable
women's club of Flatbush has held a meeting at
Brandt Mrs NJ. J. Garretson is to deliver a
rary Literature" Many well-known women Of
including Mrs. James Isferis, president; Miss
Riley secretary: Mrs Newon Ferris treasurer
Mrs MIS- Freeman clarkson. Mrs Henry Wells, Mrs
ship, Miss Louise Zabrskie and others.
The Ladies Afternoon Whist Club, Of Prospect
Heights, held its second meeting recently. at the
home of Miss T. G.. Long, No 7sS Carroll-st Mrs:
the club. and Mrs. Edward Odds. treasurer
Another pleasant card party Will hold its second
meeting Thursday of this week. 1t is the Thurs
day Evening Card Club. which meets on the first
and third Thursdays of each month at the houses
of the members, progressive euchre ana whist al
ternating as the attraction
The Euterpe Male Quartet went out to Passaic
on Thursday and took part IN "A concert ana organ
recital in the First Reformed Church. Henry Muller
and Winston Hewlett. the boy solo!sts OF -.
Georges, accompanied the quartet
The Hearts Card Club of Prospect Heights. met
Yesterday afternoon at Miss Sarid Crawford's In
Carroll-st This club is composed OF number Of
the young people Of the Heights who have not yet
been introduced in society.
The stag entertainment slated for Wednesday
evening the DIST. the Union League Club. IS eN-
pected to be a fine affair. W. +. Fuller, chairman
Of the Entertainment Committee. Is sparing no
effort to secure the best talent possible. Members
are privileged TO have one guest at the entertain
ment.
The engagement OF Beth Emma McChnnin.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5 McClannin, and
D. Charles Gilmore Kerley. Of New-Nork. has
been announced
Miss Josephine Adeia Schoit daughter OF MT
and Mrs Louis Scho1t. OF Clnton-ave.. was mar
rjed on Wednesday evening to Frank Bailey. vice
presiden; Of the Title Guarantee COMPANY 81
NeN- York The Rev. John II. Darlington performed
the ceremony. and there singing by "A vested
choir Of young women. The marriage took place on
the hday OF Mrs. Adele Turner. the grand
mother of the bride.