New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
NOTES FROM THE CLUBS.
WILT - GOING ON IN BROOKLYNS
SOCIAL. ORGANIZATIONS.
TEAM so. g. IT Is THOUGHT WILL TAKE
FIRST PLACE ~ THE CRESCENT ATII-
1rrlc CLUB ToURNAMENr-TALK
or SENDING 4 LACROSSE


or SENDING y LACROSSE
TEAM TO ENGLAND.
The Ridge club, OF Bay Ridge yesterday held
what they termed "subscrpon bicycle ride LOT
its members and their guests. They did not uF 10
make new road records the announcement OF
the rum ten miles, with frequent rests viii show
The party LEFT the clubhouse AT o'clock. and AFTER
a quiet spin through the shady Long Island ROADS
they returned TO the house. where Il dinner was
served at $50 o'clock The bicycle seems to be
more popular In Bay Ridge this summer than ever
and social runs like that of yesterday are OF ire
quent occurrence
II seems TO be beyond doubt now that Team NO
6 will win the championship in the baseball tourha-
ment which has been going on in the Crescent
Athletic Club There are several games 10 De
played in the series but the team of which Aiiie
Fauss Is captain has such lead as 70 almost III
sure first place for It. The final games, however
will be watched with interest. rs several OF '''e
teams will have a battle for second place For the
first time the team taking second place Will this
year receive handsome prize. The tournament
this wear has proved q great success In the way OF
furnishing a diversified amusement for the mem
bers of the club Some little annoyance has oeeh
caused by some of the players falling 10 appear
when game was scheduled. This mas maze "
necessary for many of the games to be played WIN
less than the full number Of men side which
contests To remedy this difficulty another year /"
has been suggested that the number or CLUBS Ne
limited and that the captains conine their seec'loh
of n,avers 10 those men who showed themselves
faithful in attending the games this year.
II Is rumored that The Crescent Athe'c 'iup WI"
send a lacrosse team to England next season Inc
idea has been In the minds OF some OF the mem
hers for some time, and II will he brought up De-
fore the Board Of Governors at its meeting on
August H. II the project is carried out. the team
will be under the management OF Carroll j. fos'
and will leave for England next March Inc occd-
sion of last week which attracted the most atten-
ton among the society people Of Long Island was
the golf tournament, which was held at the Shin-
necock Links The representatives of the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club did not reach the mark when
entitled them to compete in the second round. but
under the circumstances Il is considered that they
made a better showing than any of his colleagues
made thrty-sx holes In 1875 shots, Throughout
every DAY of the tournament gay throng or spec
tators surrounded the clubhouse and watched with
a few of those who were seen at the club GROUNDS
were: Mrs G. Albert Stevens, Duncan ELLIOTT. Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Clafiin Miss Lillian +. Moeran
Miss lie Roy, Mr. and Mrs John Lawrence the
vor w Park Mrs VI. G. Trevor, Mrs William r
Douglass Mrs. W. S. Hoyt Miss II. !. Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bowers Lee Miss H. T. Barney
NJ b. Thomas. Mrs H. F. Toler. Mrs: II; {; Oily
wick Mr. and Mrs. James Shield Murphy. Mr.; and
Mrs H. c. Chathed Taylor, Mr. and Mrs C. Oliver
Isen. Miss NJ. NJ. Kearney. Miss Gregory, Miss
Eoise Dare. Mr.. and Mrs. ! w, Davis Philip
Der Miss Schienelin. Mrs =. c. Collier and Mrs.
James Brown.