New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
NOTES FROM THE CLUBS.
LIVELY TOURNAMENTS SUSTAIN INTER
EST IN THE ASSOCIATIONS.
UNION LEAGUE WHIST vICToRIEs-rHE MON
TAUKs ANNUAL ART EXHIBITIoN-MAs-
QUERADE MUSIC RIDING - BOWLING
MATCHES Won BY WoMEN-'TiIE
NErIY roRNED WRITER'S CIL.R
NEWLY FORMED WRITER'S CLUB
HOLDS ITS FIRST SOCIAL

HOLDS ITS FIRST SOCIAL
Were II not for series OF lively tourna ments OF
all kinds. lie in Broosyn's clubs would be prac-
tlcally at a s,andstn in this Lenten The
las, week has witnessed deploraby few dinners
entertainments OF any importance. but bowling al
leys and card tables have been in almost constant
The Union League has followed It's victory In the
Interclub whist tournament with another in the
Interclub Bowling Leagues championship contest.
The Lincoln the last to succuInb 10 the
leagues prowess. on Tuesday evening the two
teams met in the leagues house and the aggregate
difference Of 269 pins to the credit OF the enter,
tanning team settled the possession OF the chal-
lenge trophy beyond doubt In the second game
the leagues score was an average Of lS2 for the
five men. Messrs. Robbins and Burroughs con-
trbu;lng 212 and 2o1 respectively In the first
game Mr.. Robbins placed 22S to his credit Mr.. Ohm
stead was the Lincons star man.
CARLETON TOURNAMENT ENDS.
On MONDAY evening the Carleton Clubs bowling
W II. Herbert, NJ Belts, r.. ". Mcneil, a. y.
Hgbie and c. Gore. The members OF the quintet
rolling the highest team score were 6. r. Stebb,ns.
Fred Steiner. F. l.. schafuss. a. W. Cummings
and J. II. Schultz. Frank /. Schafuss carried
away the most improved average prize, and also
made the highest individual score in the tcurna-
ment. with record Of 22l W. II. Herberts was
the highest individual average. 6s. Pretty prizes
were given 70 the winners The finals In the Garlic
tons California jack tournament will be played
within a week or two.
WRITER'S CLUB HOLDS A SOCIAL
The newly formed Writers Club held It's first So
c.al meeting Friday evening the home OF
Henry W. Mitchell. No. GA Prcsident-st. Many
persons prominent in literary circles present.
including Mrs Eva l.ovett Carson. Mrs Kate NJ
Bostv-lck Mrs. Mary Coffin Johnson. ]. Carter
ri Mrc putb
Hunter MacCulloch. George W Bsrdwel, Cecil
Burlc.gh. Mrs. Jennie Young Chandler. Mrs. Wills
A. Bardwell Mrs. Mare G. Morrick. ". r. Dupre
Henry e. Haddock. Hugh VI. Eaton and the Misses
Mary X. Diefend)rf. May Halscy Min'r. George
hanson, r. Pitcher Woodward and Henry ". I.ay-
dock.
MONTAUK CLUB THEATRE PARTY
Members Of the Montauk Club will have a theatre
party at the Park Theatre on TUESDAY evening
when George c. Min, the tragedian. VIII appear as
Richard III. Mr.. Min has previously appeared in
Brooklyn, ana has made numerous friends here
The Carleton Club had It's fifteenth annual din
ner on Friday evening at It's home in slxth-ave
W. Z. Lathrop presided. Speeches We're made by
and i. ). YorK.
MASQUERADE MUSIC RIDING.
The annual masquerade music ride ut the Bedford
Riding Academy will be given Wednesday even
Ing. Many grotesque and beautiful costumes viii
be
DR.. W. {. Boone and ex-Park Commission Frank
Squier are arranging for the Montauk Gibbs an
nuai art exhibition. which viii open on Tuesday for
one week. Each evening programme OF ins;ru-
mental nue. VIII be given. and several el-known
vocasis VII also contribute 10 the entertainment
on one evening near the close OF the week Dainty
table dhote luncheons Will be SERVED in the club.
house throughout the exhibition week
WOMEN IN BOWLING MATCHES
The Hanover Cub gave It's wcmen's annual bowl
irg match and entertainment on Friday evening
Miss Matte Smith the first prize In the first
class from Mrs. W. Schluchtner and Miss Bacon
The competitors In the second class were Mrs John
Meyer Mrs j. Taylor. Miss Gustone, Mrs Xrum-
bach Mrs. Little. Miss Derby. Mrs. Shewan. Mrs
b. Wilson. Miss Iauretzen. Mrs. Kiiching, Mrs
Duryea Mrs. Pipe. Miss T. Moller. Mrs. Fuchs
Mrs H. Molenhauer. Nrs. c. &. Pcterkin Mrs
burgess Miss +. Meyer. Mrs. Errcgser Miss Gau-
bert Mrs storms Miss +. Lohman. Miss Shewan.
Mrs J. Delong, Mrs Andrews Mrs. IA. Randall,
Mrs W f. smith Mrs. u. Moler. Miss Calhane.
Mrs A. MolenhAucr. Mrs. J. Henry Dick. Miss
Knight and Mrs Caldwell. Mrs. Lauritzen won the
second prize: score sc. Mrs. Jennet TAYLOR the
third with %. Mrs. Dick the fourth, with 50: Mrs
H. Randall the nth. with 10, and Miss Knight the
sixth. with A.
Carl c. Rasrnus has made arrangements for the
Crescent Athletic Clubs next monthly SMOKER,
which will be given Saturday evening. The
clubs musicians Will be called upon 10 furnish the
entertainment.