New-York tribune., 1896-01-05
INDOOR CYCLING SPORIS.
ENTERTAINMENT LAST NIGHT ~
BROOKLYN AHMORY
MO AND FLAG RIDES rAhAKiAVA MELEE
MANY SPECTATORS At \ PRETTY N>'
INTERESTING SCENE

Many SPECTATORS At \ PRETTY A>p
INTERESTING SCENE
~. c,.,o cl.b of BROOKLYN. which numbers
- De-. members many people we'll KNOW" D"
s..,,t ,l.ol.. across the Bridge. gave an N'''''
,,, entertainment az the cycle Arinory III '''
,.e las, night This club held li' indoor i'',' '''
and rrccptions a the old 'l"rin'"t N''"'' ''''
winter ami tNe entertainments "''''' ,ho
.tt. attention. FOR the music rides Were '"e
a., in,lmatlon TO the general public OF the extent
o., yblcb society I'm Brooklyn was Interested I'D '"'
bicycle. ,.., p..,,,,.,,.
Arnorv and II has riding floor OF soinel"'"s INV
e. 90 square feet. a surface whloh no p.'''
clyh IN his neighborhood can boast or IN" "r'o''
Wa handsomely decorated last night ana j" Sp','
-, ,t. .,lI weather. the attendance was uhu7""'N
l,rye 4 noral arch had been put up IN t'' centre
OF The floor for the music ride, ana the ''
wound around the noor and ;hcn darird th'o't" '"'
arch. making a pretty erect. .,,...,,
IN gql ,ari-colored electric lights Distributed
sLout the ceiling. with the fes,oonS OF h"s' anu
other decorations. contributed to max 80
which WAS picturesqucy attractive the me" o'
,b. noor wore the conventional cyc"hE COSTUME,
while the women were attired III th' S''o'' aN'' ~
l.sglngs. which is the most popular ""'''"S We
tune FOR the fair sex just nov" ,.,.
The entertainment began with music r.. "n'."
was led bv Carroll j. Post. jr.. ana Miss O. huri7'
e,o.. -, the others who were In the ride were MISS
! Atliusou Miss Ross. Miss Jarvie, Andrew frt'rS'
W Il Judson. A. T. Harper. j. X IhaY'i' D. ""-
son. C. L. schcnck S. w Huntington & n Lent
and Miss Perry Miss Atkinson IS the champion
woman tennis player OF the country WINE MISS
Burris +. one OF the most graceful riders III the
two cities.
There was a flag ride also. Flags were placed
around the noor. and the riders were eNpe'ted 10
make the turns some Of them rather abrupt WIN
on, Knocking down the decorations. The ring TIT
y.l,s.
the riders with considerable sport lhose VIM
have seen the merry gorounds In the parks ana al
the country fairs know what this game IL like
The Halaklava melee was the lveest contest
from a spectators viewpoint. Ihe game Is pop",
lar win Troop in this city. II the same last
night, except tnat the contestants were mouh'ed
on bicycles instead Of horses. The players were
export riders and most OF them had learned 10 fall
with easy grace which was exnsperaaung TO nre tne
%ycGkca W2yIes Each rdr wore paper pInmes his
helmet and the object was for the opponen'S WIN ,
the Ii pnwes from the helmets of the rival forces
The white plumed knights were nade up as str ioI
mnn and r. S Buckley The reds were j. j. sher
man " H. Judson, g. X. Jarvie and +. j. Scymef
among S1Is't those ' present we're the following: r
Ic Mr. and M MTs Eo, rs H. frTs M ssch r "% n"G rs R
- Bach Miss Barceo, Mr. and Mrs {. w. e. Brown WI
oys Mss H. M'f II naw% nrn Df ' n"h &
iss cso.on capa. % ap% Ms' 19e va Davis Vi caPn M!s
Brain, Miss Fuller. Dr. and Mrs: j. 7. Germ, Miss
Giberson Don Gcdais. DR.. and Mrs. g. o. Hopkins
Miss Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. W. {. toward, D. T.
Harper lieutenant Houston, 5 W. Huntingtonii mi
Miss House W. B. JudsOn, II. !. Judson, III anu
Mrs William Jarve Miss Jarve. George Is, Jarvie
Mr. and Mrs F. T. Jackson ;s j. + 1o,r 10y, y,
Marche f. r. Menjes +: X. Morse Mr. and Mrs
r. y Morton Mr.. and Mrs Edwin IacKard' Mss MSS
andcr Robb. Frank Reynolds. II s Randall Mr.
ana Mrs j. u. Spencer. John w sutton &. i"
Schenck Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sartous. G. NJ smith
Mr. and Mrs r. Sheldon. J. II. Thayer. T. NJ Will
Jams. {. j. Turner; jr Mr and Mrs. Fl ". W.. THtte
Woodruff; MIR: and Mrs w H. W., Wallace Mr T. ana NJ
Eebee Miss Perry Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Powers
Mr. and Mrs Charles Dumont and Joseph Gordon