New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
on THE LOUER EDGE OF KINGS.

ITEMS or INTEREST FROM BENsoNHrRST AND
ALONG TIE BAY SHORE.
The Rythcbourne Social Euchre Club was en-
tertaincd at the home OF the Misses Snowden on
Monday evening After Lent the cub VIII pro-
vide an Invitation entertainment. the preparations
FOR which are now In the hands OF committee
Nominations have been announced FOR the Board
o. Directors Of the Ridge cub. in place OF those
whose terms have expired follows: J. Wesley
Lane OF Beusonhurst 10 succeed himself; John r.
Berry Van Pet Manor TO succeed II. Il. Wander
hoef v -. BERGEN TO succeed G. H. van bruh''
T. H. Bennett. 10 succeed George II. bresset'e'
The Nominating Committee are James A. Town
send r. T.. Bergen. Peter ;. BoSa't u W. crop
sey and ". II Thomas.
Tonight IN. X o. o. is will be the guests OF
Nellie Parhtt. OF Bensonhurst.
The efficiency OF the New-Utrecht Free Library
VIII be measurably increased by the books turned
over to 1t by the Bath Beach public school In
about ten days they will BE- properly cata.osued
and ready for circulation. Next wednesday me
Board OF Women Managers viii hold meeting
for the transaction OF business in connection with
the library.
4 particularly successful masquerade ball was
enjoyed by the New-Utrecht Wheemen at step
Inns Grand View Hall on Thursday evening. me
attendance was large. ana the costumes were Manu-
some The Floor and Reception committees were
attired IA Venetian gondoIiers. Among those pres
ent were Eva Wigley, Clara MalonShney Josephine
HURT Gertie Thiel. I.ottle Johnson Title SUIT
stern May Tworgcr Annie Blumenthal Helen
stern Thomas fIoskins. f. iiayiiand; Il ana ana, j.
HURT. r. Smith. J. Johnson. g iaviland' r. IerIy'
&: ynnes Boldly w. 6 SaTSens' q S0HraaE
pnuger t. + Mctiowan and W. Wolff.
The ten men bowling team OF the Gravesend Bay
Yacht club vas defeated IN , ma'In san ncor by %
las 1875 THURSDAY The later ter haye Mon
number of contests this winter ana are particularly
On ON Monday evening March T. an amateur parlor
o'clock. IN informal dance viii follow Inc
Committee of Arrangements are cornelius an
Hrunt J. R.msen Bennett ana +. o. MIcNdy.
The fourth progressive euchre game took place at
the clubhouse Monday evening last
Revolution has increased it, m, mbership since It's
formation last month. susie and Annie Van i pelt.
names placed the rolls by election. The chapter
will soon begin 70 mark some Of the historical
on Thursday night the Lincoln club OF the Thr-
tieth Ward gave stag at the cnor9oms IN Bath
Mrs n j. FeiiS, OF the Bay Parkway. on Thurs
day afternoon extended the Inequalities of her home
to the Bensonhurst Ladies' Euchre club
Reports OF the disastrous fire In Bath Beach on
"wednesday morning have been published in detail
as the area burned and the loss Of properly but
no reference has been made to the antiqulted APP
paratns which endeavored cope with the flames
All the companies, which are sun volunteers IN me
town We're on hand-six In cumberland one from
GraVesend Beach but their efforts were futile. Wit
nesSes assert that had some kind Of discipline been
maintained and the work of the iremen directed by
instead OF several foremen acting indie
pendenty Of each other. the fire could have been
got under control long before II was ana nuch
property saved. Fires have been frequent In the
last nine months and the people are wonderihs
when proper protection vii! be given them by the
city authorities. n,
The Young Peoples Society OF Bensonhurst VIII
hold their next meeting at the nome Oh Anna
Schwertferger In Bay Thirty -lrst-st.
Much merriment has been caused by tne regal war
between the Pfiug-r brothers. Frederick Pnuser Il
"A we'll known citizen OF Bath Beach. against whpm
Judgment S725 Is offered for sale by Christopher
Phuger OF New-York. When the latter appeared al
Bath f,each for TIM purpose OF auctioning or the
Judgment the former had him arrested ana placed
under bonds Christopher. In spite OF THIS hahk
movement still persists In his original Intention anu
the nelghborhood Is interested over the outcome OF
the squabbls ,,,A. c,,.u
ROYAL Arcanum was given at Grand View Hall on
TUESDAY night and Il success When the run
was nj It's height alarm of fire compelled the
hosty departure of many members attached to Lib
ertv Hook and Ladder Company, and their appear
ance in dress suits doing fire duty was one OF the
many odd sights OF the Bath Beach fire:
! W. Coppmann. OF Bay Ridges leading ct-
zens and a prominent official In the Standard OIL
Company started for Japan on Tuesday
] Nj Edsal. principal Of the Bath Beach public
school has been highly commended by Superin.
tendent Maxwell for the condition OF the school and
the efficency Of the work Hereafter the two higher
grades Of the West BROOKLYN school will be aban-