New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-15
Along THE BAY SHORE.
WHAT Is GOING ON IN BATH BEACH AND
BENSONHU RST.

An entertainment will be given by the members OF
the Gravesend Bay Yacht Club in the latter part OF
the month at the Avoca Villa Bath Beach
Mrs William Ford will give a progressive euchre
party this afternoon at her home, in bay twenty
second-ave. After the game dinner VIII be served
and covers laid for twelve.
People living in Fourteenth-ave, between Sixty
first and Sixty-second SITS, are complaining or
large pool of water which is stagnated and is a
menace TO public health
Miss Grace Hopkins will give dance for twelve
of her young friends Tuesday evening next al her
home, in Bay Twenty second-ave.
The swimming match which was to take place on
August IL between Lutte Johnson and George Van
Cleaf at Bath Beach has been declared OF owing
to the backing out Of Van Cleaf.
Mr. and Mrs William White Spencer. OF Bay
Twenty third-ave.. left town this week on a trip
20 Delaware Water Gap on their wheels On their
return they Will move into their new home, in Bay
Twenty -hfth-st.
\ progressive euchre party will be given in the
coming week for General j. G. Morrison, AT the
Fort Lowry Hotel
The cake which was won by Mrs John Roster at
the fair the Methodist Episcopal Church at Bath
Beach was cut by her Wednesday evening and
enjoyed by the members OF the Ladies' Aid Society,
bo der o wnoSe ST Mrs ' II King Mrs. John
man Mrs J. G. Moore, Miss Ruth Howard and Miss
At the euchre party given at the Granae. Bath
Beach this week the first prize. Dresden vase,
X.
manicure Set was secured by Mrs Wilhelm Leo
Erllch the first prize for gentlemen, hand
some shaving set, and the second prize, silver
matchbox went to Mr. Wilhelm
trolley party Will be given on THURSDAY Evening
The destination is Bowery Bay =,
An engagement which has just been announced Is
that of Miss May Stoddard or Bensonnurst 10
Charles Hall, of Brooklyn
G sed or a THPS wo A%s Wy Ths
race is open to any young woman under eighteen
ot,1 he.
of the old Iron Pier. where the finish line Will be-
Fort Lowry Hotel Wednesday evening in aid OF
n New-York charity was handsome affalr The
building was decorated with japanese lanterns,
and there was an interesting programme of music.
Mrs Samuel Treck O.izzie Derious Daly). under
whose management the dance given. con-
trbutod much to the success of the affair by sing
ing a number of popular songs. She was attired IN
a costume of 'avender cerise. set off by Diamond
ornaments Kitty Trevclyan ard Reginald Tobn
gave an exhibition of fancy dancing. while Stuart,
the male Patti" gave several interesting solos
the KatR1icen villa. Bath Beach, on Wednesday
was an enjoyable affair. The first prize. hand
some piece of brc-a-brac WAS won by Mrs Sadler.
and the second prize, cluster piece in Renaissance
third prize. chocolate pot went to Mrs. r. Schaof
fer Another game will be played on Wednesday
The fair which is being held at the old Andausia
Hotel Cropsey-ave. and Bay Twentieih-st, Bat
Reach under the auspices Of the Ladies' Altar So
ciety Of ST. Finbar's Church. will be brought TO =
close the evening Of August %. Any number Of
useful and fancy articles are offered for sale ana
the women presiding over the tables are as follows
Fancy table. Mrs. Mulvey. Mrs Farron and Miss
NJ Bort; S)dality table. Mrs. John T. Hayes. Mrs
r . Rrien Miss Howden and Miss Mamie Hayes
bicycles Miss S a McNckle; confectionery. Miss
NJ + C;eagan: refreshments. Mrs. Mayhem and MISS
HAYES; rotary table. Messrs. w. Brown, }. luoti
and J. Carey A fea of the fair r. diamond
sapphire. which is TO be- voted TO the most popular
Young woman. and also cane for the most popu-
lar man IN the parish ,
on Wednesday evening next party win gS erSe
ny Mrs C. T. Brown at her homo I'm BAY twenty
second-st in honor of the celebration OF th'
twelfth birthday of her daughter. Itch
II now looks If the swimiui'g match ~. WnlcH
was to have taken place at Bath Beach on hhuls
dav afternoon between Joseph Byrne and kupe:t
COX will never take place. The race was ior
Young womau's hand. and It is now stated ina ina
che was Miss Jessie O'Brien. daughter or captain
OIrieu OF tn, Lexington Hotel The party Wen.
away early on Thursday morning on a yen 49,
cruise and little could I've learned or the ail"t
some say that IT is 10 take place at Lone br4hsn'
and Others that II will be held at Asbuty lars
The pcoule who gathered about the hthch 10 WI,
ness the race went home after waiting seNsist
hours declaring that It would never 'akr , pa, -,
and that the principals I'm the ana" o"'' ""''' ~
advertise Themselves.