New-York tribune., 1896-10-25
KEEPING UP ACTIVE WOfh.
THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB HAS PLANS
FOR BIG DINNER.
ION GENERALS TO BE THE GUESTS OF HoNon-
NOTES FROM THE OTHER CLUBS.


NOTES FROM THE OTHER CLUBS
The Union League Club still holds the RECORD io'
Interesting contributions to the campaign in BROOK
Ivn and there Is no abatement or us zeai - ''''
nd The Measure of introducing next Governor
Black TO his Brooklyn admirers; it has hSd 'ne oS
reception of women to the wives OF caI'""'' "
record and now II has well under way lhe arrange
n,en.s for reception to the quartet OF Union ger"
erals who have been speaking throughout the coun-
try in the interest of Mckinley and sounn 'io''es ~
Generals Sickles. Howard. Ager ana oise'' ,"e
plans for the dinner are in charge OF the Campaign
Co-omittee of which ex-senator Charles H. Nus-
sell is chairman and he has spared no enoI' ~
make the reception and dinner htuhs ''0u'' -
the efforts of the four soldier-statesmeh
As the generals TO speak at mass-meetins
in tie Clermont Avenue Rink at 8. the hour oil dih-
nor has been fixed at 5 o'clock ard the reception
will begin at T. The dinner will be informal 1rea'
interest is already manifested in the ahar' ana !,
is looked forward to with great pleasure u! '''o
members Invitations have been sent to the vice.
Presidential candidate. Mr.. Hobart the memoeFs
of the National Committee IN New-York, CHAIRMAN
Jacob Brenner Of the County Campaign Comih'''ec'
Chairman George H. Roberts. jr. and Treasurer
Walter p. Atterbury OF the Kings County Generai
Committee Colonel L. Edwin Dudley ana Cen
eraI Robert Avery. The guests OF honor are pcheia
Daniel f. Sckles. General O. O. Howard. HeneraI
Horace Porter General Russell A Aiger' Genetdi
SiCel. General
y Mack. Corporal James Tanner and Joseph ".
Kay.
The committee which has the matter In chargc
and to whose efforts the success Of the affair will
be mainly due is composed OF Charles II. Russell
chairman: Henry r. Haieh treasurer; horace D.
Morse George w Cam. Walter T. AtterpuTY'
Cornelius H. Tebout. W. X. Wakey. James r.
Bendernagel. Charles Curie. Thomas T. feters
Andrew B. Rogers Alexander Robb and jacob u.
Dettmer.
Aside from the dinner TO the Union generals inc
Campaign Committee has been directing another
and perhaps less important. though IN one way
hardly less Interesting. piece OF campaign WORK.
II has within the last week turned the cluDhouao
into beautifully artistic monument 10 Republican,
ism On the roof OF the clubhouse are the words
"NIcKinley and Hobart" In large letters. which al
night are lighted with electricity. making display
which can be seen for long distance ana mas
striking effect The exterior Of the house has been
beautifully decorated with bunting. nass ana
streamers of the National colora These decora-
tions. Including the incandescent letters VIII 'e-
main on the clubhouse until after election.
The Board of Directors Of the Brooklyn Riding
and Driving Club will meet tomorrow night ana
rlan the work Of the club for the fall and winter.
The club will not be active at home until aiter 'he
New-Yori< Horse Show is over. Ihe rough riclhB
class under G.. H. Potter. is an exception IN 'his
respect and will begin It's weekly meetings TUESDAY
night. Colonel J. ~ Parridge's Friday night
"manoeuvring' class will not begin It's work untli
November 20 or q. The music rides VIII WI M staft
ed. as last year. by ]. w. Walbridse. chairman OF
the Executive Committee. 1he practice thtt Va Was
tried with much success iasl yeaI ot spSiIu',as
the haf-hour after the rides In ganes suon "o
races and tent-pegging will undoubtedly Dc r.
suned The polo team Is keeping up ~ l'iao -, = :
parade ground Is used. sometimes the roadway IN
front of the clubhouse and sometimes the ring IN
side Of the clubhouse. a., >-
The club will be literally represented at the New
York Horse Show. Those who have already en-
tered their horses declared their Intention 20 90
are devoting considerable time sesIins the.f @
Frank u. Beard cannot be seen ulNlng ms cci'-
brated tandem team Monarch and Sensation. In the
ring. II. H. salmon is driving IN MS four i,',ih
William A. Jamison hopes to repeat MS successes )
of last spring with his two saddle horses, DANDY
and Gray Eagle. 1t may be remembered mat tney
took trsts and SECONDS IN every cldss thcy "clc
entered in last May. -, -,
c. p Fiske has entered his saddle horse, Head
light which took the first prize In the long-aHed
class in the Brooklyn exhibition. r. IL Barne-.
vice-presdent OF the club. has just bought new
high-stcpper, which IS expected TO surprise some
people He will likewise exhibit his brown cob N
has entered his hlgh-stepper.
Tim Woodruff has not been seen about the cluD
is not believed that he Will make any entries this
fall. as he has not time 10 get MS horses In con-
The Irving Club is evidently in the football bust
Vile entertainment In the Academy OF Music for
the benefit OF the team which turned out pro-
nounced success .
on Monday evening the following oficers were
elected: James Hardie. presidant; Charles W.
Wheeler vice1Eresident: Georse r. ste6hnT u secpe %
sett. c. H. Fletcher, John T. Kelly. j. +. Cameron
| and DIR. w. NJ. Smith. directors.