New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
BROOKLYN NEWS.

tlngent of Brooklyn people. mainly members OF me
Choral club. one Of whom Miss Helen Price Shear
man. was on the programme as a vocalist. ne
party included Mr.. and Mrs Frederick FISK Mss Mss
Mildred Packard. Theodore Frothngham. MISS
Elizabeth Peet. Mrs. George Peet. Mrs. r NJ Hool
Miss Alice =. McNary. Miss Anna r. f1tch MIS-
Louise Atkinson. Miss Shearman, Robert and Wal
ter STANLEY. Philip cobb and Henry y. Price
The costume ride and entertainment at the Cycle
club IA the Clermont Avenue Rink, tomorrow
evening Will attract large and fashionable as
se!nblage ana the Home FOR Frend.ess Women and
Children which will be the beneficiary Of the affair.
and is the pet charity OF some OF the best-known
society women in the city. Will no doubt receive
a substantial addition to Us fund. The general
costume ride with which the programme viii open,
is open to all members OF the CLUB. and as there
are three prizes first for the wittes, second. ior
ne preues' anu miro 4T' ne o''S ae W;li;an, -
the judges, Mrs. George f. FahFS MS, W lIlian =.
Wallace and Mrs James 7. Fuller. VIII nave thelr
cludes ". T.. o. Becbe. 4. d. Byrne, Arthur =;
Clapp. George f. Fahys. W. Y. Hester, DR.. Leonard
e MGPAa rIShk re McT% sarro i1r3er IT,
Frank b. futile William G. wallace ana William
IA Picrre1ontst' and Mrs. Fahys. Of 10 20 Gin
ton-ave. have charge OF the tickets ON account
dav nights snowstorm the club ride 10 Coney
Island. scheduled for yesterday afternoon was
abandoned
Squadron owned large portion OF Brooklyn
on Wednesday evening. when it visited the Riding
ard Driving Club, and gave specimens Of cavalry
drln and sabre exercise. The average Brooklyn
grl dearly loves horse. and the average Broohiyh
girl turned out in force, and with smiles ana
plaudits enaced from the memories Of Major koTs
gallant troopers the recolections Of brickbats ana
bowls o. dTIsioH Yi r6o, TS' on serious business
The list Of those who we're present al the enter
ta!nment would include all the members OF the
there was no spare room i'm the big building when
the exercises began and extremely little spare room
of the squadron were entertained by President
W. X Dykman ana the officers and members OF
the Riding club.
The final match in the clubs tent-peegng tourna-
ment which has been in progress during the Win
ter, Will be the feature Of the usual "Wednesday
evening entertainment this week. 1t Is more than
likely that T. H. Barnes will be the winner OF the
contest, ana there IS a possibility of stih fight for
second and third places. The date FOR the opening
OF the Horse Show has been set for "Wednesday,
MAY s. a week later than first announced, the prin;
cpal reason for the change being desir" t. AVOID
a clash with the National Steeplecnase Meetihs
which begins its meeting on SATURDAY Ma! = a.
Morris Park.
club elections held this week resulted "a follows
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Joseph G. Hendrix; vice-preSi-
dent. George c. Merrill; secretary. Henry Earle.
and H3ree g. RG al rst S
Clarence W. Seamans: second wee presd"h1' Js,N-
son Wallace; treasurer, Thomas NASH secretary
Herbert s ogden
Herbert J.. Brdgman entertained Frederick VIII
liers at a dinner on Saturday night last. at the
Hamilton Club The company included Rear-Ad-
miral Braine, Julian Ralph President Mcheeh' OF
the Hamilton Club; President Berri, or the OkIoI9
club: Aurat Halstead. Professor Hooper CoIohei
Alexis G. Smith. of ours; Norman 5 Dixie, cap,
tain Henry Drissler Captain W. II. Palmer anu
Iie,tenant Du Val. of,the 7ih Regiment and Presi-
dent Norton, of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
At the Union League Club house. on MONDAY
evening, George II. Church gave a dinner 10 ms
colleagues of the Atlantic Yacht Club. While the
rr,ir was sunnosed 20 be entirely a social function,
the suppostior was a mistake, as before me meet,
ing was over II dcgererated into general business
nnN.-woW q partial schedule for the whole season
work being Informally mapped out II was casuaiIf
mentioned at the dinner that Commodore HeoIee =,
Gould had intimated his intention or oreIhg CupS
worth 5000 outside OF prizes offered by INC V'uo'
for squadron runs and special races
Among the announcements for this week are the
wedding Of Miss Eva Louise Cook. daughter OF MI
and Mrs John j. Cook and Edward Henry FROM
ineham. which will take place on THURSDAY evening.
A. < o'clock in the Presby terrain GhuIch ,SonII
Third-st and DrigEs-aVe.; the Firth puritan ,ai'1e
at Ramsen Hall on the evening OF rriusS' anu tbe
Tenten reading by Brooklyn autnoresses lor un1
benent Of the Working Girls clubs in Memoihi
Hall Young Women's Christian AssoclahoH' VI"
Wednesday, forenoon. at II O'CLOCK.