New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
IN THE CLUBS.
NEWS OF THE WEEK FROM BROOKLYN's
SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS.


WOMEN THIS sEAsoN-MIDwooDs DINNER
FOR WILLIAM A. A. BRowN-RIDING
AND DRIVING CLUBS ENTRIES
FOR IT'S HORSE SHOW.
WILLIAM, T. Eu,ler chairman Of the Union League
Clubs Entertainment Committee has announced
that the Leagues final musical for women 'h's
season will be given on Thursday afternoon ~
o'clock An exceptionally attractive programme mus
been arranged by Mr.. Fuller. as Is SHOWN by d
glance at the names of the musicians secureu
Among them are Nine. Camilla Crso the v'oin
virtuoso: Miss Gertrude May Stein. contralto' Eu-
ward + Towne. tenor; Clemente Bologna basss:
and Joseph Pizzareo, pianist. Only two uckets
have been issued TO each member OF the ciup.
After the entertainment the usual table q hote uih-
ner will be served from $50 o'clock to $50 CLOCK
The Wildwood Club OF Flatbush gave COM
plimentary dinner on Thursday evening iof imam
A. A. Brown, the clubs secretary. VINO mas receh''
returned with his wife to Brooklyn from Europe
William I, Reese president OF the CUP, was the
toastmaster OF the evening. He made oriei
sneech and Mr. Brown In turn replied ana thanked
his fellow members for their hospitality other
speeches were made by the Rev. T. u. JacKso" H.
Wood Sullivan. District-Attorney roster H. baoNu'
and Alderman John F. Oltrogge. Those VINO gave
the dinner were District-Attorney roster H.
Backus Alderman j. F. Oltrogge. T. VI. hor'o"
l..
ard Lasher. W. II. Garrison. W. Joel Moran >. H.
Moore John Refs A. b. Tremaine. A. " clarke
r. G. Newbegin r. VI. Gmour. J. A. Lott IT, w.
E. Austin J. j. Pearson. +. A. Hubbard, D. W.
Evans f. l. Tapscott. " Cooper, Jeremiah i'o..'
H. J.. rghheita. W. A. King A. r. steers :"
Cone H. II Wall A. w Brown. c. Morrison Syu-
ney f. Walker Henry J. Johnson. H. W. oherr"'
A. V Martense r. J. Easton. F. J. Steinpusie'' o.
A. Sherer c. II. Fuller J. W. Haviianu' W. ~
jain c. j. Godfrey W. r. Ross. W. VI. hehha'''
NJ Hovt H. E Duncan. W. X. Clarkson, WHham
Brown Alfred Matthews. John Kramer, t. H.
Snevely. W. C. Estes. A. c. Fraser, j. D. Mems'
\. II. Van Brunt Lewis German amcs iefferts
II + {, MAYER T. G. Jackson. 3. Miller; n. a.
Never 4 s Robbins II. n. Dreyer ana ~ "
The Montauk dinner for Chauncey NJ Depew on
Saturday evening April u.s. ras not yet ceased 10 p
a topic of conversation among the ne,hoe W.
that club John NJ Rider. the chairman OF me
committee on entertainment was prevented ny
illness from attending the dinner, put ne anu ms
committee had planned for the occasion 80 S ,ra-
pletely and perfectly that its success was fore.
gone conclusion. II is doubtful "hetIer oi NJ, no'
Mr. Depew ever received a more cordial reception
and 1t is also doubtful II the members OF ,ne run
ever heard speech which pleased them more Una"
Mr. Depew's did. - ~.
The publca tion OF the entries for the horse snow
predictions of the committee that this years snow
would eclipse all its predecessors Nearly ever
class has large number OF entries inc t
more or less distant from Brooklyn Inc sale OF
boxes has insured a large attendance
The annual election OF the Riding and Driving
Club viii be held on May r. The list Of nominees
be voted for at thai time mas been pos<eu M rrts
week follows =. lie Grand beers; W, y, T irirs
othy l.. Woodruff and Robins b. Woodward Thes,
men will be voted for "a directors ior terms OF
three years The nomna's ss,m Tomm w. Gilmore
: E. buchanan and Theodore +. Miller