New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
NOTES FROM THE CLUBS.
WHAT IS GOING ON IN BROOKLYN's
SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS.
.rr.ps OF LAST WEEK AND PLANS PREPARED


Gerard f. Crimes and NJ. Buckley, composing the
Entertainment Committee OF the Cortelyou Clup' IS
arranging for tho closing smoker or tho seasoh On
April o. 1t Is called "Tingie Tangle, ana the
character Of the entertainment is not yet revealed
II is said however, that 1t will be one OF the most
novel entertainments ever given In Flatbush.
progressive euchre party was given at the club
house on Tuesday evening supper was served
and dancing followed the games
Tho following nominations have been made for
officers: President! DR.. T. B. Hegeman; FIRST vice.
president William Richie; second vce-president
P J. Sullivan third vice-president. II. e. Green
recording secretary W. H. Dix; financial secretary
O L. Never; treasurer W. H. Hooper, 5r.; direc-
tors f. NJ Grimes G. ], Craigen. H. A. Meyer, A
W. Schmidt A G.. Helm and D. II. Decker
CRESCENT ATHLETIC.
golf schedule for the coming season VIII snort
" be announced by the Greens COMMITTEES inc
clubs new golf links at Bay Ridge. were used on
Thursday for the first time.
MANUFACTURERS.
Tho Manufacturers Association has arranged to
hold a dinner at the Union League Club on Friday
April g. ,,1,r>-o
The exhibition rice of Colonel j. y. Partridse's
Friday night class will be given on Friday, April g.
Tho programme will include evolutions by the
class tandem riding and jeu de barre The an
nual class ride on the ROAD and dinner VIII take
place in May. There are over thirty members IN
the class.
The mems competition for the silver jeu de barre
CUP was decided on Wednesday. when w. G. Can
dee came off winner The conditions OK the con-
test provided that the same contestant must WIN
three times W. A. Luckenbach and Robins b.
Woodward were Mr. Candies opponents Besides
this affair the evenings entertainment Included q
music ride and tent-pegging exhibition by mem
bers Of the rough-ridng class.
MONTAUK
The annual meeting of the Montauk Club will be
held on the third Saturday In April. The Nominal
ing Committee announces the following nominations
for directors; j. Rogers Maxwell. Harris X. Smith,
James Matthews, J. H. Walbridge b. G. Acker-
man and Thomas II. Troy. Messrs Maxwell, Smith.
Matthews and Wabrdge are renomnated.
The chief affair Of the week at the Montauk was
the April Fools Dinner" given on Thursday, which
has already been described in The Tribune
BROOKLYN REPUBLICAN.
A social meeting was he'd last night by the
BROOKLYN Republican Club in the clubrooms at No.
146 Pierrepont-st. There was an entertainment of
musical and literary nature. followed by supper.
NATIONAL CIVIC.
The old Fiske house al No IA Montague-st, which
has been secured by the National Civic Club IS
being RENTED as a clubhouse. 1t will have IL
brary readlng-room. grl-room. bilard-room and
all the usual adjuncts of club. The club is Demo-
reform wing of the party 1t is newly organized,
and it's officers for the first year are Frederic w.
Iinrichs. president; Charles j. Edwards secretary
a. Metz treasurer; and vlce-presidents, William j.
m Ha R dwRe N Ma Sspf T pTs
John d. Kelly and J. Edward Swanstrom.
BROOKLYN BICYCLE.
The Brooklyn Bicycle Club is making progress
toward It's intended erection Of handsome club
house. The design has been submitted. About
$4,000 will probably be spent on the house. The
wheel room will be IN the reaT instead Of on the
the appearance of the Building The site has not
The annual election will be held on April 10.
George r stebbns for president The rest Of the
secretary. A. r. Walker; treasurer, W. r. sned-
fker goy ,e Frank MaDes " j. Lewis Il
as follows: Vice-president, NJ. w. Alling; secre-
tary. Mark @ Manner; treasurer w r. snedeker:
fE Gyfrn0r'' W. e. ruli''' H. '" Norton e. Lander
MARINE AND FIELD.
The Marine and Field Club intends 10 hold re-
gatta on Juno 49, The principal feature will be
race for cruising yachts in cruising trim. Each
nIodated. The entries in this class will be limited
TO OF n2e sang les n e
sailed by the owners or by some other amateur.
COLUMBIAN
The Columbian Club entertained tho Catholic
Club Of Jersey City Monday evening. tom
men team bowling match was rolled. and the Co
umbians won by 142 pins. return game Will be
bowled at the home OF the Jerseymen
IRVING.
The last monthly dance OF the season was held
at the Irving Club Thursday evening. There
have been five OF them altogether. under the man.
agement of the Entertainment Committee. consist,
ing Of Gardiner Patterson. c. G. lngersol and
George j. Morgan
GRAVESEND BAY YACHT
The new clubhouse OF the Gravesend Bay Yacht
Club in Cropsey-ave.. Bensonhurst. is rapidly APP
preaching completion and the members expect 10
be able to receive their friends at the quarters
by April IL. The following appointments
made at the last meeting OF the Board of Trustees:
Fleet captain Charles II. Simonson; fleet surgeon,
DR.. j. Wesley Malone; Regatta Committee. George
W. Inslee, Richard w. Rummell Henry w Pfalz-
graf John r. Woods and Charles w Kennedy;
Entertainment Committee, John r. Woods Charles
w Simonson and l.. f. Wilson: Reception Commit
Thomas j. Hamilton, r.. p. Morse and j. Lott
Nostrand The bicycle interests OF which the club
will make special feature this season. will be
looked after by the following committee: Henry
w Pfalzgraf, Charles W. Kennedy and Harry w.