New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
on THE LOUER EDGE or KINGS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BENsoNHURsT AND
THE BAY SHORE

ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BENsONIIURsT AND
THE BAY SHORE
Since It's formation. the Lincoln CUB the only
social Republican organization In the Thfueth
Ward has added rapidly to It's membership an"
to- tnnuence IL being exered along the lines OF Re
publicanism not wholly absorbed in oifce-seeAihS
The clubroom is an attractive place. with the feat
ures OF A well-managed body OF its kind, and from
time to time special attractions have ana VIII 20
arranged BY the Entertainment Committee. Inc
regular monthly meeting Of the cluD was heiu
Thursday evening at which business OF interest 10
the members transacted. Grant r.. hamilton
IS tine president, and Nilam iOrNlch the Co'ic-
spending secretary.
Last Thursday evening the Winter Club, an asso-
citation devoted TO the discussion OF literary SUBJ
iects. and composed Of prominent society women
% Eensonhurst and Bath Beach gave an interest
ing entertainment at the home OF MIS-. Archibald
Young Seventeenth and Cropsey ayes. The pro-
gramme was mainly devoted to tabeaus represent
Ing various countries, the parts being taken by Mr.
and Mrs James NJ. Edsall. Mrs t. Griffiths' MI
and Mrs John +. Berry, Louise De Muna, SUSIE
Van Pelt. Ruth Hegeman, Louise Sherwood Jenny
Hegernan Hartley Sherwood ard Andrew J.. HeBe-
man.
Walter T.. Parftt and his wife. OF Benson-ave'
Bensonhurst started last Friday for Lake WORTH
Fla where they Will stay for several weeks Tor
the recovery Of Mrs. Parftt's health.
Tonight at her home In Eighty fourth-st, Benson
hurst Mrs Anna T. Burkhart viii entertain some
friends with progressive euchre.
The first dance OF the Bachelors club was gwen
at the Athcnaeum Bay Ridge. .ast Friday evening
The affair was successful and reflected much credit
ON the management. Among those present were
Julia C. Bennett, Daisy W. Heinigke. Clara Copmah'
May Constant. Isabelle MacKay, Olive Wade Edith
MacKay. Elsie Dickinson, Katherine Constant Ahce
Noble Laura Bennett, Mabel Flynn. Geruu'e
Whitehead Edith Derrick. Marie Peterson, Alice
MacKay. Otto Heinigke. d. c. Bennett Percy Ltch-
field Arnold y Bailey. Frederick Whitefed. Russell
Doubleday. A. d. and Norman Dickinson. watson
l. Bennett r. J. Caldwell II. w. Brown W. ID.
Constant. Edward Mexican. Percy Mann and James
Weir The patronesses OF the occasion were Mrs.
j. W Coiman Mrs. .. Heln.gke. Mrs. Charles Z.
Bennett, AMI Mrs. Henry Mackay
The heating arrangements Of the Bath Beach
,uhltc school which IL attended by pupils from
Hensonhurst and Van Pelt Manor also DO not II
appears to be- in entirely competent hams ne
aun,ratus ia said e. De satisfactory. but Janltor
Morris cannot 10 attain the best results wIih
the means at his command. Monday morning the
r,r school was dismissed on account OF the chilly
rooms and on Wednesday only one class could
occupy its quarters with any comfort Inc coal sup
ulv WAS allowed TO become exhausted, the water
ranks I'm the basement had burst and the conlItoh
Of affairs was far from pleasant during the Week
Last saturday afternoon. while out sleighing'
\
hurst We're thrown out In snow pahH' iot'u'"'eN
without injury
charles 4 ConraIy OF Bath Beach, ex-Judge,
ex-Assemblyman. eX-Deputy Internal revenue Noi-
lector and a Republican worker and ex-ieader IN
,b. Thlrti.th Ward has been appointed to Sl2o
cler<ship by Controller Palmer. 1t Is temporary
appointment during the preparation OF the ONli
'Yrxt thursday evening Miss Martha, Hotter will
give a valentine party at the nome OF her Hi,s, ,
C. NJ smith, in Bay Thirty -frst-st Bensohhurst'
Hearts Will be trump. 49,. ,,.,s,,,h,,rs, I ..
dies Euchre Club Thursday Afternoon In2se en-
towing the game were Mrs r. Is: OpPttr' HiS =,
A. Mr no - ueiikanp. Mrs =. ID. Colder. Mrs H. +.
Tsrhnne Mrs +. g. De Mund, Mrs. j. T. Zerbe,
the Christian Endeavor Society held q soeiabe
IN the y chape Of von 5or Wednesday, gy night
Examinations are being made by the Young Peo-
pies Social club OF bGnsonhufs. Ior an TG nrn
gramme Will consist OF one-act play ana ilteialy
and musical exercises to Ds nov Nv aessnenf
and tax books Of New-Utrecht were In PAD shape
This Is now an assured isS tinrchs Who recently
said. "a great deal OF difficulty VIII be experienced
tnrds g5ing over the ground thoroughly. and some
interesting revelations are anticipated py most WIG
know how the Furgueson ring manager puOAe ar
New and better quarters have been secured ed, by
View Hall Nineteenth and Bath aves Inc cen,
tenna meeting Of the SNuH nc T 6 celebrated
Ten members OF the New-utre Club BOWED a
handicap OF 200 pins: The rollers were Mr. i. and
Mrs Il. Il. sedgwck, Mr. and Mrs. = q: Ester
< 4. Morrlssey. Mr. and Mrs G. H. sm non NJ
S r Mr. and Mrs w J.. Curry, jr. Mr. and Mrs.
+. Du Bots. The women won by 100 pins Nm.
Thursday night ten-nen team IRON me , New w,
Utrecht club played the Universals OF Brooklyn, on
the iatters alleys The New-ltrecht team r.S Wsre
the victors with handsome score to their orea on,
ON Wednesday evening the Sparkling Euchre T,uD
mot AZ the house OF Harvey W. Hatch, Van feIt
49, The bachelor members of the club, X -
Walker DR. Earl II. Mayne ana CharIeS H.
Rogers we're the hosts of the evening: A.. ,o.,
mastership of Bythebourne. ana A. T. oVe"''' "p
pV2,Ttu ILL., !" he a'' Mund entertained the o. o. O. II
yonng Ladies Euchre Club yesterday afternoon S a.
ber home i'm Twenty-secOnd-Ne; ,esPt'1. ''S
iiel ,,on ,ha regular number of tables was hlled