New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-31
on THE LOUER EDGE OF KINGS

NEWS AND NOTES FROM BENsOEHURsT AND
ALONG THE BAY SHORE.
The C;ravesand Bay Yacht Club will hold open
regatta to-day over the club course for which spe-
cial prizes will be- awarded the successful contest
ants In the evening the club will give an enter
tanment at the Captains Pier. Professional talent
has been secured to appear in a special programme.
dancing will follow Captain II. r. Freeman has
resigned as trustee and Robert J. Webb has been
elected TO fill the vacancy
The Bersophurst Ladies Euchre Club en-
tertained at the home OF Mrs. \. H. Hooper in Bay
Parkway Thursday.
Mrs Townsend c. Van Pelt, Of Van Pelt Manor.
president Of the New-Utrecht Chapter Of the Daugh-
ters Of the Revolution. and on whose great-sreas-
grandfa;her's farm part OF the Revolutionary
b,t,l4 Of Long Island took place. was a special
nast NJ the celebration OF Maryland Day in Brook
Ign.
The annua. clambake OF the Ichthyophagst Club,
~ Fort Hamilton will be held tonight at Connolly :
Hotel Fourth-ave. and the shore
I'm "Wednesday and Thursday of next week the
Ladies' Aid Society Of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church. Bay Ridge. will hold a fair in the Athe-
nasun in second-ave. The tables will be in charge
Of Mrs Caldwell. Mrs. Austin. Mrs Miller. Mrs.
PIT Mrs Derby Mrs Duryea Mrs McKeen. Mrs
Rodgers Mrs Lent Mrs. Jones. Miss Grant Miss
I. Stllwel, Miss Ida Jacobus Miss Grouiller. Miss
Erch SON Miss Van Horn. Miss Ryder. Mrs har-
" DE Nyse Mrs. Payne. Mrs Adrian Suiwel'
Mrs Van Cieaf, Mrs. reynolds Mrs Vaikrn-
Mis- Rvmis Wvkon Mrs Raymond. Mrs. ". Ben.
nett Miss Jessie Swell. Mss Grace Lever ana
are p Van Horn. j. Reyno.cs; Nj; Moore. AZ AZ
rlan DE Nyse and Henry stiTs me receipts are
ana the object viii be worthlly seconded.
The first annual parade OF The New I 're rhs
M sS heea last b. canan Puesr was out in M
force and the tine OF march was over me macad-
ap nd", SEaa' a'n ere handsomely decorated
The pre- for the mos, tastefully decorated man
wnsel was Sbs sye Miss Dolly Hrksh for the fs
man Robert J. Webb. FOR the thinest man chs-ie
The H hyocs villa. the clubs and sing
ing and recitat.ons were given The SoIo Wnn
day night: F. W. Dressing. jr3 o. krause u p9as'
gan E. van Frederick f be(oon' Il, e p SUI H. ;
I'rgpuny and J. T. Woods. On Labor Day the
club has arranged series OF raSes,iour sers,.h
roads.
Mrs Barley and her daughter, OF Mapeton, have
returned from stay at the Delaware Water Gap.
on Thursday Fred A. Beer. jr. OF Fort Hamilton.
returned from a European trip
The Crescent Club will start tennis tournament
on its grounds in Bay Ridge today, and IT is ex-
expected to be finished on Labor Day. On Sep
TENDER II the football team will commence It's
practice games
have arrived home after two months tour In
Europe
hay PARKWAY IS usua,y prss,y wen MEG WIN
II is crowded. The crossing at Eighty -sixth-st..
where the trolley road runs Is dangerous spot,
and the run at good rate OF speed and ny
across the avenues without the slightest warning.
Residents. drivers and riders are strongly Of the
opinion that hagman should be stationed at that
point TO guard against accidents. which are likely
TO occur at time.
Mrs. Ida Crossman has bought plot OF ground
at Twenty fourth-ave. and EIghty-fourth-si. and
will erect "A handsome house.
Charles +. Body. OF ex-Mayor Boody, re-
Gently purchased a house on Bay Thirty first ST .
and moved his family into II this week
f. W. Bliss. OF Owls Head. Bay Ridge. returned
recently from trip 10 Norway. His health hal
been greatly improved by the Journey.
The membership OF the Lincoln Club Of the Thir.
ue,h Ward has become so large that the club IA
looking around for = more comuodlous hama IL