New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
BAYONNE.

Nine Ogden Crane OF the Third Ward. gave
afternoon musicale and tea to a select number Of
invited guests at her studio in Arcanum Hall sew
eral days ago The affair was delightful iunc-
ton.
The annual meeting Of the New-Jersey Athletic
Club is scheduled for Wednesday evening Novem-
Der a. Included in the important business 10 be
transacted Is the election Of officers and action
on an amendment TO the constitution and bylaws
providing that every Thursday shall ne ladies day
at the clubhouse and grounds on the Newark Bay
shore al Bergen Point.
Last evening the Centreville Athletic Club held
in Lang's Hall at Centreville its fourth annual
boxing and athletic entertainment. big crowd OF
local sportngmen attended.
The Newark Bay Boat Clubs Entertainment
Committee has arranged to hold a number OF en-
joyable social events and entertainments In the
Winter Clubhouse. IN West Thirty fOurth-st. On
Tuesday evening OF next week a subscription dance
will take place on Wednesday evening. the 18th.
the clubs annual Thanksgiving Eve reception and
dance will be held. TWO subscription dances are
slated for Friday evening. December II. and Fri
day evening, February L. On Thursday evening
members of the club and large company Of
guests took part in a dramatic entertainment and
informal dance at the clubhouse
\ masquerade and civic ball was held on Monday
evening in Metropolitan Park under the direction
OF BayOnne Circle. No 12l. Companions OF the For
est Miss Bella Talbot was floor manager. and Miss
Mary Bresnan assisted her. Mrs. Mary Flynn. Mrs.
William S. Emery Mrs Henry Mainland and Miss
Lizzie Gebhardt were the Floor Committee.
In Columbus Han on Monday evening, the tenth
annual ball OF Division NO Il. \. o. H.. was held.
The whist playing contingent OF the Newark Boat
Club has organized the BWeekly Whist Club. The
meeting was held at the home Of Nh and Mrs j.
ii. SNYDER. West Thlrty-ffth-st The officers chosen
are; President. Frederic Carragan; secretary. L.
Walter Snyder: treasurer Dr. Frederick L. Field.
On Thursday evening the young women connected
with the parish OF 81 Mary's Star OF the Sea IO-
man CathoNc Church at Bergen Point brought 10
an end the successful fancy fair ana bazaar con-
Quoted by them in the basement Of the church
edlfice for three weeks.
Charles Robert Vosel for twenty-four years the
station agent at the East FOrty-ninth-st or Pam
rapO station Of the NewJersey Central Railroad
In this city, died at his home in the Third Ward
Thursday afternoon. after brief Illness Mr. NO-
gel about fifty years old. and leaves a widow
20 his coming TO BayODnc Mr.. NOgel supcrin-
tendcnt OF the Western Union telegraph service
the New-Jersey Central Railroad His funeral
will take place from his home tomorrow. The
burial will be at Easton. Penn.
Thomas Flannery, OF the Mansion House in the
Third Ward. deeply affected Thursday
night by the unexpected death Of his wife in the
trated three weeks ago On Wednesday she was
removed to the hospital for the purpose OF under
going a critical surgical operation. which to
have been performed Monday next She a
remarkably pretty woman. and only tWenty-siX
years Old Her funeral will be held tomorrow.
The minstrel troupe OF Hudson Engine Company.
No. 3. held on Thursday evening In the PamrapO
Athletic Clubs hall and last evening in Columbus
Hall at Bergen Point their annual minstrel per
formances. Large audiences attended each even
ing. The programme Will be repeated this evening
In Columbus Hall