New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
on TIE LOUER EDGE OF KINGS

NEWS AND NOTES FROM BENsONHURsT AND
ALONG THE BAY SHORE.
Enlarged and beautiful cars trolley parties in
cold weather are being built for the brooklyn
Heights Railroad Company. The Illuminated cars
over the Bensonhurst branch OF the road nave oe-
come quite popular and every night excursions are
run TO Timer Park. The new winter cars are 10
have individual chairs and the decorations WIZ DC
elaborate But the cars OF ordinary usage stu con-
t,nue TO be most uncomfortable, ride over tne
road in one of them being experience never 70
be forgotten by persons with delicate nerves
.smoker'' was given in the rooms OF the Lin
coin Club Saturday evening the entertainment being
greatly enjoyed by the members The committee III
charge were NJ 5. Horton, ;. Roberts ana r. r.
Herrig The subject OF more desirable quarters
was thoroughly discussed at the clubs September
meeting and new quarters in New-Ctrecht-ave.,
between Fifty-seventh and Fifty-eighth SITS. were
selected. The building will be three stories IN
height substantially built lighted with gas steam
heated etc. with the two upper floors for the eN-
elusive use OF the cub members. The second floor
will be lsx54 feet free OF all distractions, ana win
perfect light and ventilation and the club VIII nave
a hall admirably adapted for business, social or
campaign gatherings. The hall VIII nave seauhg
capacity of four hundred. and will enable the
club TO give series Of concerts. lectures ana other
entertainments this coming season TO which women
and children may with propriety be invited The
upper floor will be used exclusively for billiard ana
POOL tables with card and reading rooms, care ana
layatory The basement VIII De sqpplsa WIN
connection with which first-cass restaurant VIII
be conducted The new quarters are expected 10 De
ready for occupancy on October J.
Announcement is made OF the engagement OF Miss
Annie strttmater. of Bath Beach. 70 Harry r. Sad
Ter The wedding Is to take place December T.
The Republican Association OF the NTH district
OF the Thirtieth Ward. at a meeting on Tuesday
CIarkson Mr.. Clarksons excellent record is said 20
be greatly in his favor as against the prstensi9ns
past with the old Democratic town ring are
notorious, but knowing this to be sure Reple-
zaton, much TO Its embarrassment
The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Litchhed and
bourne was important social affair The cere-
mony was impressive and was conducted by the
M and Mrs Bronson Mr. M Sna Mr M and
more more Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Edsa Mr. and Mrs.
Bnhs f M sef 9I ssd Psey
Guerber. and e d. Lltchield. OF Philadelphia.
The bowling alleys OF the old Ney.Utrecht Club.
the W" Of R Supper former steward
OF the defunct club
a Mss The 9Rs Es Bay Club
their regular fornightIy series OF games on Thurs
Hooper fIs ses Mrs j. H. Coleman Mrs G. H. Hertkamp
Mrs. " y Morrissey. Mrs. George Is Keller; Mrs
we're Won Sf by Mrs Morrissey and Mrs Lareom
The next meeting VII be at the home OF Mrs.
Much interest has been aroused by the publication
in The Tribune of the insufficient night patroing
sioner Weles has also had the matter brought to
his attention in formal manner by the Taxpayers
Association OF New-urecht
The Hebrews OF this part OF the city have
ganized congregation for the purpose OF building
these officers Moses Stern presiden, and treas
urer; G. Crosse. vice-presdent; F T. Worzcr secre-
observing the Jewish holidays To-day being Yom
Kippur. or the Day OF Atonemsnt. special services
donate a plot Eighteenth -ave for the new church
edifce and his liberal offer will likely be accepted
Republican primaries will be neld in the eight
lection Districts OF the ward on Tuesday next
when delegates to the various nominating conven.
lions VIII be chosen.
| The Kenwood Club, OF Biythebourne now practis-
| ing. will pay their first regular game OF football
on Election Day. AT the recent meeting Of the club
elected as follows: President G f DedericK: weee
+, urer. William H. Haig.
The marriage OF Miss Blanche Mcgowan OF Bay
s.x,eenth-s,. to DR. Frank b Bergen, OF Brooklyn.
| VIII take place In the early part OF October
| The open-air hops at the Avoca Villa Bath Beach
| which have taken place every Wednesday. will be
continued during the winter in tae glass pavilion
| overlooking the Bay
Miss Jennie Bogert and John r. Bailey of Graves
GOOD ssS
TO the church In Cropsey-ave without formal invi-
rom Of T os
Bay rhirty;atth- to the church, The, maid Of
William H. Bailey. Some OF those present were were
Mr , and Mrs James kerna; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
| Hayman. Dr. ana Mrs. Malone, Mr.. and Mrs
olson Turner and Miss Kate Voorhees,.
On October 2 the Ridge Clubs bowling alleys vii,
be formally opened for the season On this occa-
son game will be rolled between ten teams
OF the club.
Last night concert and entertainment was
given In ST. Jude's parish hail. BlytAebourne which
was taken part In by Cecll Williams. Norman
| Litchheld. W: H. Abbott w X. June Charles T.
| Mason. Mrs. William T. cochrane. Mrs. A. X win.
| Jams. Mrs. J. Turner. Mrs. NJ. Ewing. II. c. Fales
| and Miss ]. Iremanger II was success, and the
programme was greatly enjoyed