New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
BROOKLYN NEWS.

most alone. as Amory s. Carhart William Cary
c,,eor William A. Read, and other members or
tho set which was ut the head of so many pleasant
affairs the Heights, have gone before NM ME-
HeIf Of as faher Dr. Reuben C. Moatt but is
s Tiss Pe OF ike her elder sister has
been a great favorite in society. ana mas 49,, sdrG,
woy," she is the second Of five children Of Henry
E Pierrepont, and Is u granddaughter Oh the ia'e
a. A. Low.
The announcement has recently been mace OF
the engagement Of Miss Nellie Frarrxe. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frank: OF No: S3s st.
Tarks-ave to Willard Barker. of New-York.
To say that the women in charge Of the lecture
by William Hamilton Gibson at Memorial Han
lac. Monday evening disappointed is 10 put
:, mildly The lecture was for the benefit of the
building fund Of the Industrial School of the Home
for Destitute Children and the light atteha ni,re
was undoubtedly due to the tact that ss ,Ide
Of the Cycle Club in the Clermont Avenue kink.
Mr Gibson fuzzy Tnsinsd of fhf Fower and was
materially aided by the admirable iiiustra on
The next Ter IN of mrsjca character and
under the direction of Mrs Horatio G. King VINO IS
using every effort to make IL success
The idea OF a fourth Assembly after Easter has
been abandoned and in It's place there Is to De-
under the direction OF Albert Gould jennings
post-I.enten dance at the Germania Club on the
evening Of Wednesday april 4 The 2atronPe ssS
are Mrs EiwaTd Low "a; L aUd Mr. William G sheldon
~ the coinmittee consisting of Arthur NJ Hatch,
},iv.arl H. IItchfield, William c. Sheldon and MT
Jennings.
Alexander Blacks picture play, Miss jerry VIII
ba given in the Pouch Gallery tomorrow evening
for tie benefit Of the Methodist Epi3iiopal hIs nos
in, uatrOncsscs being Mrs. Wecn, Alrs I1ouIS =
cher MIS- harrington Hanford, Mrs. D. FRANK
Philips ana Miss Beard.
The second Of three entertainments for the build
Ing fund of the Industrial School Association VIII
ha ciyon at Memorial Hall, Flatbush-ave and
tn
MmD ven cno %P Mrs. William t. Boerun soprano; Miss
Toythl l.. Bucklin violin, and Barend van UeIOIs'
piano.
Mrs William j. Forbes, of No. 1l3 Willow-st VIII
have an Easter sale of fancy articles on April Tor
the benefit OF the Brooklyn Training School ioT
Young Girls. The patronesses are Mrs. John Aiien'
Mrs William G. Butler Ms william >: N,ay W
Mrs James W. Ophant Mrs X - Iay!or; MES Ms
Evelyn II. Jones. Miss Elizabeth Tutue anu MISS
Faith Jewell.
Present indications are that there will be a moro
active season of polo at the Meadowbrook Hunt ana
Rockaway clubs than in past seasons Work on 'i'e
delds OF both clubs will begin soon. and Il Is ex-
1na ha; y he snf s tS series Of
will begin at Meadowbr90k IN the saI x Par CON- n.
May. and the Rockaway Cluo > 6dineS VIII NC wa
tested early in July.
Whist lovers are highly gratifed over tho an
nouncement that Reginald p. Rowe has succeeueu
in making up a team from the Brooklyn WHIST
Club to play the Hamilton Club OF Phhadeipha
are not cast down over their defeat by the iaii'-
ton Club men fortnight ago. as the Philadelphia
players stand high among whist experts Inc
Rrooklyn team included r. j. Rowe, charles L.
Iigelow, DR.. Samuel Wait and Dr. Rlchmoha Len
nox their opponents being Milton g. Nork ;fusu
ms C. Remdk jr, Frank G. Mogridse ana bII!s a.
ballard. There is talk among me me ao1 as the
curing rooms of their OWE Tor next season, az i o
club has outgrown its present quarters az e Ub.
ton Club me n%lC Win was Scheduled for last
Wednesday postponed until Wednesday OF tihs
week
,rb. only genuine social club in the Eastern Dis
.Int tho Hanover, has issued an extremely favora-
he report showing that it Is on thoroughly sound
basis The club has an active membership OF -,
which increase OF 10 over tne iast r si ~ J
total assets liabilities amount 70 Ni'V. anu
its floating Indebtedness has been Teuuced ny $o'
Tbs oxford Club has won the intercuo bowling
tournament with margin OF five games over us
e,osest opponents, the Carleton and Montauk cubs'
| a,d als, leads in averages. Its high score. how
| over was only 924 being beaten by the Montauk
! club with si9 the Carleton with e29 and the LIN
com ,S 'nbamplonshp previous holders having been
| the Lincoln, Moniauk and Union League teams
| A. the Knickerbocker Field Clubs house. Flat
| hrsh. on Tuesday evening, there was joyous ana
| successful exhibition Of the minstrel show ana an
oneretta the latter, entitled Mixed Dates con-
shutting the second part OF the pTogr1n1ine; T
written by the cubs compoSer ne NJ fnInaSs'
! MAS made up from the male members OF 'he c!SD.
| Among the recently elected members OF the At
,antjc Yacht club are Colonel william V. Hester
| Robert W Inrnan Alfred Van Santvoord' John >
| VEINS Charles NJ. Brooks. Joseph G Wilson. J. W
| ard a X Spaulding and b. Drake smith, several OF
whom yacht owners since tbe e c elsS'O there
bas been a gratifying increase in the membership
| OF this popular organization
| Tho Cvc,e Clubs post-Lenten ball. the announce
ment OF which has been previously made. has taken
| definite shape. and will be held on the evening OF
Anril II at the Clermont Avenue Rink allowing one
nynnng OF rest between 1t and the Yaie BAH, which
| will be given at the Germanla CIuD Assembly,
| Rooms on the evening CT the l9th