New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
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terested in the enterprise to purchase the place
and ut It up in the manner which they wished
The permanent organization OF the Volunteer
Athletic Club was completed last week. An Or
ganizng Committee had been appointed at an
earlier meeting ard on Thursday night those in
,erested met at Webster Hall. The officers elected
were: President. James T. Stanford yice-presdent'
William J. O'Gorman; recording secretary James
p Stewart; corresponding secretary. John j. Law
low: treasurer. Edward +. Dempsey: captain Fred
erick II. Schaefer first lieutenant. George f.
Kreltzer: second Lieutenant George j. Rehm: Board
OF Governors Gustav a. Carts, Alfred Dickson,
Colonel Frederick a. Schilling, Gunther X. Acker-
man, Joseph y. BeehIaan. Thomas j. Mclaughlin.
John c. Hein;z. James +. Hayes. +. Sheridan Ma
hony and James r. Hughes. Several suggestions
were made as 10 a site for "A clubhouse and one at
Port Morris met considerable favor, as there is
house on the ground and the water front would
afford good place for boathouse Bylaws Will
be acted upon at meeting 10 be held tomorrow
night Delegates were elected TO the Amateur Ath-
letic Union, IN anticipation OF a favorable action
Grammar School No 81 received on Friday the
gift OK a handsome silk flag from Oliver Tden
made made by Commandcr g g stevens The public
school boys who form TIE 80 battalion OF the Amer
TIE German American Turn vereln held its an,
Hall. William T. REIN was the floor manager, and
Henry Koch vas at the head OF the reception COM
on "Wednesday evening At the home OF Mr. and Mrs
L. ~
forty-hfth-st. Music, rectations and card games
occupied the evening hours Colonial sociable
was held on Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson. One-huudred and-forty-
nnth-st. and Walton-aye. Surprise parties at the
homes OF Miss Sadie Sanger in East One-hundred-
and-hfty-1rst-st., and George McNair, WoodaSn.
were successfully carried out
The third social entertainment OF the season was
held on Thursday evening at the Young Mems
Christian Union rooms, Westchester and Bergen
ayes The rooms filed with the friends OF the
Union, among them being Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Law
son. Mrs. Alonzo Bell. Mr. and Mrs. A.. c. Collyer,
Mr. and Mrs Ira G. Lane. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Turner the Misses Acoke and Miss Pierce.
The Rev. Franklin Gaylord has had much sue
cess in his new pastorate and the members Of
Trinity Church OF Morrisania have expressed their
pleasure at his work. He was admitted to the
Presbytery only few months ago, although he h6d
been engaged in religious work for many years
His wife Is a daughter OF the Rev. Dr. Charles g.
Robinson. OF the New-York Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs Gaylord lived for severa. years In
Paris where Mr.. Gaylord was IN charge OF tho
work OF a Christian association OF young men. Mr.
Gaylord Is "A good speaker and earnest worker
and his congregation is fortunate In securing his
services.
An entertainment was held on Wednesday at
the Morris Heights Methodist Episcopal Church.
The pastor and many members OF the congregation
we're present, and considerable sum OF money
was obtained for the building fund OF the new
church. The 'xcavatlon for the new building will
begin this "