New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
on THE IOUER EDGE or KINGS
NEWS. AND NOTES FROM BENsoNTUPST All
ALONG THE BAY SHORE

XEws. AND NOTES FROM BENsoNHUPST AND
ALONG THE BAY SHORE
The bcnen; entertainment TO be given by the
Ciravescnd Bay Yacht club at Timer Park on May
u promises TO be Il great Fully 2Gl0 tick
cts have already been taken and the receipts are
expected TO meet the expense of building the s3ooo
clubhouse that is TO bc erected at the end Of tho
long pier ana for which the plans now ready.
Some Of th" members. however. are not fav5raby
,murcsscd with the Timer Park site. The near ncss
Of the crowded. noisy summer resort. they say.
viii have a tendency 10 rob the clubhouse Of its
exclusive character. cons1cra hon of moment IN
connection with the desirable members and the
attendance Of their families The club now has 100
members and about sixty boats In the fleet.
ON Monday afternoon Mrs John Allarc %
hty-fourihst Bensonhurst, entertained the fol-
lowing women with progressiv" euchrc: Mrs. e. VI.
Smith Mrs n. y. Morrissey Mrs Annie Burkhart.
Mrs Miles H. Mcnamara. Mrs. j. ". Malone Mrs
u r Talimadee Mrs H. II. Freeman, Mrs ~ J
Felix Mrs W. r.. Parntt, Mrs. j. couvassier, Mrs.
George H. Keller Mrs j. II. Colman Mrs 4.
1uclcv. Jennie Todd and Molie Burkhart. The
prizc-wnners were Mrs. Mcnamara. Mrs. Freeman.
Mrs Couvassicr and Mrs. Luckey.
The twentieth marriage anniversary OF Arthur
pou and his wife OF Blythcbourne. was comment
Grated by a surprise party given for the couple by
the RIyihcbournc Social Euchrc club at the home
of Gregory =. Allen. which was tasefuliy decorated
for the occasion ConGratulatory speeches were
made by Judge BanksOn r. Morgan and Mr.. Allen.
Music cuchrc and dinner were enjoyed.
"Hrick" Poricroy has purchased house in West
Hrooklyn and viii live there hereafter
ON TUESDAY the Governor signed the bill that leg
lsl,ted cy -Supcrl isor 'CorLcel' Furgueson of
,he shore inspcctorshp. This office the ok boss has
held for nearly nine years and Cor three years
desnerate efforts were made to have him removed
for NEGLECT OF duty. but without avail. Governor
Flower last year vetoed bill abolishlng the Office,
lint now Furgucson is a complete Democratic back
number and with him goes Judge Church.
ov.r 81 GO was realized from the fair held by the
For, Hamilton Free Library, which closed last
saturday night The most successful table from n
ncrnnafy point of view--that OF sroccries'-was
rI,o9Itnd ovcr by Mrs John Robinson and Mrs.
James J.. Farrell 1t nctted s22o owing TO the III.
ms of Nrs pr Thornc. the chief OF the Board OF
~ Sstr tcI on the shoulders OF Mrs. Robinson,
IL 'aatnorit,cd herself creditably II IL said
,hn yron,en managers OF the New-Utrccht Free Ii
,ro,w ~ path Beach. are considering the alvisa-
no, o9 holding similar fair before the advent Of
warm weather. 1T, ,,rs ,ya,,or I, po. .
..o ..Iiomcstead" In BensOn-ave., Bcnsonhurst was
III hnetese of A ouchrc party. In which eleven
,,b,on uerc engaged. Among those who played
,aD,e W. and Mrs J. H. Colman. Mr.. and Mrs ~
Fo,ix Nir and Mrs +. B. Opper. Mr.. and Mrs.
SSi;ias II Mcnamara, Captain and Mrs. II. X Free
n MI Mra Iiooper Mr. and Mrs John Allare Mr.
and Mira n. n. Morrissey. Mr. and Mrs. J. T.