New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-02
Y. VI. G. 4. REORGANIZ111ON.
THE ASSOCIATION WILL, NOW BE con-
QUOTED on THE METROPOLITAN
PLAN"
YOUNGER MEN FOR THE COMMITTEE OF MANAGE
MENT ~ TIE FUTURE.

MENT IN TIE FUTURE.
The Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Association
has been reorganzed on what Is known as the
metropolitan plan" which has been In SUCCESSFUL
OPERATION IN New-York CITY. Philadelphia Chicaso
and elsewhere. The constitution was revised al
meeting OF the members he'd on February H.
and the Board OF Directors took action on rep
rrary Il. by which the Central Association became
branch OF the Brooklyn Young Mems christian
Association and VIII have It's own managing com
miiiee.
The Board Of Directors and the general secretary
will have offices n the Contra Building. In the
future. however. they Will bear just the same re-
lation 70 work IN tho Central Building that 'hey
bear 10 other brooklyn branches. The Committee
on Management OF the Central Eranch VIII De
composed OF men younger than those VINO ro",
for the most part. make UP the Board OF directors.
This committee will meet for orgAnizito" cary
this month
A. result OF the change there Will be brought
into connection with work in The Contra cunning
a body OF whose ages near thos" OF tnr
rank ana HE 81 the members ana IL - -, thesa
that the Youthful enthusiasm and VlSoI OF ms
into the management OF central work Moit"N,'
the Board of Directors Will be relieved rom the
give larger amount OF attention TO important
questions OF genera administration and Closer "a.
the city,
rnd-r the plan members of all the branches
Young Mems Christian Association H. "eu w.,
members Of these branches Will constitute ,le
bers Will have the privilege OF voting 10Y ,ne ""r
OF Directors at the annua. election .'i ,"e ,c,
ton. including the president. who Will appoint
the Committee on Management.
The game OF basket paii occupied he atf'N'lQn OF
the men in the Central Associations Gymnasium
last week Captain Rcifenstahi took the n.si cam
played match game with the y NJ e. A ',tn VI
that place The second team. the Salw"r's - now
L., tg,t. 4, u r
ranged the following games FOR this team - he
played in March: Bay Ridge Athletic cub. Adcphi
Ward I}ranch and Young People Association o.
New-York The match wlth Ad"lphi Academy VII
Eastern District team az the Central As-'cia'ions
meet in the 18th Regiment Armory on January -
viii be- presented this week
The Central handhaii team defeated The men from
Or SavaFc's gymnasium last week. ofh'' games
h B. Barrow ana : * wilson. q. rs. q. C..Amore
and ". Cahill TO- ". J Twomey n. ys J.. or, =.
nam NJ an S0J J. C5a ao9 Is 4 Taomcy and J.
Cayanash 2l-H ] Leonard and Z stanton. -i-20.
* Wilson l7-2l. VS. J W Twomoy ami Civtnarn.
2l-ls haniball tournament is soon TO oe ittAnF"l
captain Herbold. OF the bowling team. Nil p;ob-
ably arrarse fog an open bowling tournament open
on Saturday hight incni.i an cssay rs J. p.riaae-.
and debate on IA" question: Re- lvcL TO- iAr
March q and ?, have been selected ~ a1'cs q
and drawings have been secured from Frederick
Remington. Castange. Fape. I"nn"il lifrT' F'rr.
Gibson and kemilc Also -k"' hos from ~ 'r
and Judge" ana examples ~ -" work q news
paper artists. Frederick u Hrar. - Brtf !rs'i-
tutc Is much interested in IN" exhibition.
TIE members o. The Ole. Club re preparing ;or
m Invitation concert and musical. g De- given IN
Ap-i
NE ac'h q the popular nlio 'aik- by The Rov ~.
Y X Meredith viii Poi" given on Thursday "f'rlrr.
Mhrrh = The subject Wi. Do" "Wiiil IN Tynati~ al
HE Times "
on state sunday br'"f reports from sev"fai fe'"
-. ~ t. "a tv.f
there vii hc music by the Association Mai" Quartet
Of Now ok CltN.