New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
IN THE CLUBS.
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN BRookLfNS
SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS

WHIST PLAYERS BEATEN By THE 'EN'N'
,,,nroon c1I,n OF FLATBUsH. PREPARING
FOR rAIR--THE YACHT CLUBS
NEW QUARTERS.
p,oot,vrs whist players have been the victims OF
another disaster this week SeVeht! -e's'
c,tv,s pcked champions ran up asa.hs' 80.
Jersey combination which. alter a ~ .n.d homo
~ churches on Wednesday night re'ui"eu N"e
u,,h much ,ov in their hearts and GLAD smi'es Q"
,ha,r faces To be sure, the visitors won o' '.o'
no greater than 4.94s TO 1897 but IL was
neverthel ss Messrs Weems. WayiAnu' o"s
Chauncev Baker and al the other broohiy" ..aoA
tried their best TO win the faVor Oh nm, r.,s "a
u,,hout success. Messrs. Horton. Iayior rie'u ""0
co,d,t o,ada the best gains for Brooklyn.
Members of the Wildwood Club. OF Flatoush arc
n,anninp for big far which will ne optheu VII P "
o and will continue for three days. Numerous
,ractl,e features will he arranged. chiei y, '
vii, he those presented at the recepl'o" o' '"e 'NN
ing day ,, ...,..
Tba Prook,vn Yacht Club at special meeting
hs,d IN winter quarters decided TO move Its sum-
mer quarters from Gravesend Bay 10 pen' .r.
A large furnished house In the lower emu VI
third in Bensonhurs has beeh Iouiu' S"''
for the cubs purposes. ana eoh.''i'',o
ing of Commodore Humphres. President Jenhot ana
Atber, Cmman has been appointed to make terms
With the owners and buy the property. An eHor'
will be made by the members OF the Brooklyn iach'
C,,,h n induce the members OF the GraVeseho Day
Yacht Cub to join their organization
Tho Montauk Club has begun preparations lot i's
animal dinner to Chauncey NJ Depew. "hich VIII
he riyen on Saturday. April Is. These dinners arc
,lwavs most ENJOYABLE affairs. and nothing OF 'he
success which has attended those already heid VIII
be lacking this year
Much discussion about the proposed consohuauo"
Of the Wildwood ami Knckerbocker fleid ciuos has
heen held this week by members OF both organza-
,,o,s Roth clubs have enjoyed considerable pros
ner,,v br, each Is said to doubt It's ability TO keep
above the surface II compelled TO pay $3.50 for care
ucors, no ,hev must do under the Raines law
STRENGTH would not he the end sought in the union.
hut r,.re,v a continuation OF the old privileges or
taking a friendly sip now and then around the
club table Dr. Homer l.. Bartlett. :he father OF
the Wildwood" says that while he favors the con-
solidation he does not believe II VIII De acco'"p-
lished. ,, .,..a, "srnokar..
and entertainment few nights ago. and otner
cycling clubs were literally represent IN tne s sSn
andI Vai F. G. Mcdonald. H. b. Fullerton. " T. Cow
enhoysn, Man6ord J9an asss bsnsiasf ssS ~ smith
1neS lne OF Waiter NeIson K g. Tucker Edward
I n,sh MerTi1m az n PseIr sedeey MS' S and L. Tapscot
The iirst social gathering OF the newly organized
barnard Ch took Paee last StHfT IN Grace Cour
The ecspfion lasted from I until o'clock and was
attended by many well-known people. among whom
We're President and Mr. Seth Lev Mr. and ,daa5 Mrs
judge He and Mrs. Bartlett; Mrs FredssTGk Rslamyi
Nine de Melt MI and MTs H. t. and dsn Mn, Hr oo, ap
L. Langdcn. Mr.. and Mrs William n Lyon. MI hhi
Mrs. Hamilton Parrish Dr. and Mrs Truman ii 4;
skeel. Mss Cotton. Mrs. A. X. Dougher,y and Miss
Jean Palmer