New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14
NOTES FROM THE CLOoo'
WHAT IS GOING ON IN BROokLfNo
SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS.
GAMES At THE SKATING cLuB-ENTERIAiN'
MENTs AND AMUsEMENTs PLANNED

! GAMES At THE SKATING cLuB-ENTERrAlN'
MENTs AND ADJUSTMENTS PLANNED
FOR THE FUTURE.
The Crescent Ath. etic Cub has made success OF
| its Sunday afternoon concerts These have no" oee"
held every Sunday from TO o'clock Tor nearly t"o
months. and the attendance Is continually ihcreas-
ing.
CORTELYOU.
The next entertainment at the Cortelyou Club. at
Bedford and Newkrk-aves.. will he held on Tuesday
II will be a progressive euchre party. on WASH
ingtons Birthday there will be progressive eucnre,
and on March stag. four-act drama enuued
Better Than God" given on the eve OF LIN
coins Birthday and was followed by dancing under
the direction OF H. II. Hoffman. Those in the cast
were Harry Kopke William K. Groth, George D.
Craigen. George f. McEvoy. f. Q. Baker, Miss Geor,
gia Wagner, Mrs. Devereux Miss - Pever S ai,u
celebrated with a kaee-klasch hed In the paTors OF
m ma s"iient Of Mrs William Rasch.
SKATING.
The Brooklyn Skating Club mas practically COM
pleted it's arrangements for the Ice carnival which
viii begin at the Cermont Avenue Rink tomorrow
evening. Prominent skaters will he present, ana
some figures in fancy figure skating Will be
seen. Edward Ruloff, Of St Petersburg, VINO has
skatoi FOR the car. will give an exhibition OF
Russian methods. attred in the costume OF the
Royal Russian Guard 49, .
The New,York Hockey Clubs first team was rs. 10
mont Avenue Rink on Tuesday, but the match failed
because the New-York athletes would not play ln-
less the Hockey cub changed its name 10 the Metro
politan Hockey Club. Captain Howard Drakeiey IF
the bLo9kyn skating GToS team tea men GGt PE ocey
Club The Brooklyn Club was defeated by goals
on Monday a hockey game between the Crescent
Athletic Club and the Skating Club was played.
promen5 F u" led by Andrew Peters and Miss Gwen,
dolIn Burrs and Ira sankey. jr.. and Miss Bach
UNION LEAGUE
Garrett p. Serviss again ectured at the Union
League Club on Tuesday His first lecture was on
Alpine Travels and that delivered on Tuesday
was on Napoleon Bonaparte." Women were pres
Ont. Lincolns Birthday WAS celebrated by a dnrec
which has been fully described in The Tribune.
WILDWOOD
The Wildwood Club continues 70 Increase its MEM
bershp rapidly. on Tuesday ten names were added
to the roll. and the same number arc waiting for
the time limit expire.
The fourth literary evening Of the Wildwood Club
will be held Wednesday The subject for
discussion will be ''Washington irving" on Thurs.
Day last az enter,anmeht was giyen consisting OF
st: banjo duets by Frederick F. Clark and G. +.
vocni by the &onp % o A tho
entertainment refreshments were served
On Thursday evening there will be a dance and
reception at the clubhouse.
HAMILTON
The Hamilton Club has decided to give a series of
monthly entertainments lasting through the
mainder OF the season. one evening VIII be set
apart every month by the Board Of Governors and
known as Club night" The last Saturday in each
Gramme VIII consS, Of reception, followed by
musical or literary entertainment The entertain
ment VIII begin at and supper viii he served
at 1890.
RIDING AND DRIVING
The Rough Riding Club of New-York City gave
an exhibition on Wednesday at the Riding and
Driving Club. There was TO have been tent
pegginG competition between tho New-York Club
and he Rough Riding Glass Of the Brooklyn Club,
but 1t was postponed.
ond competition for the women's jumping cup will
be held by women Members OF the CLUB
MONTAUK.
The general ar, exhibition OF tho Montauh Club
will he held on February o. on Monday a com
plimentary dinner given this club for Ches-
Board Of Regents
IRVING
The Irving Club gave It's third progressive euchre
party on Tuesday evening. Fourteen teams took
part. F. W. Rowe and F. de r. Boerum won the
first prizes. and II. A. Peters and ", A GUIDE the
second. Among those who took part Walter
Holland, II. q. Hagen, Leonard Brooks. Charles j.
ca sI james Edwards " Edwin GSn caren6c
H. &. Mcl.aren. T.. b. Rice {. J. Shaw. Or. f.. r.
Willis and Alvin Il. Wise
KNICKERBOCKER FIELD
Another of the weekly series of entertainments
at the Knickerbo Field Club was held or
Wednesday. All the numbers, with one exception
were by club members o. their friends. The ex-
ccption was John r. Hanson. The club members
and their friends who took par were Professor
Charles Wanncr the Knckerbocker Field Quartet,
consisting OF W. X; Holmes. f. a. Adams. +.
Daisey and +. W. Longley; Master T.. Romaine
Case, Miss \. Berger Warren L. Cort. Miss Borch-
ers and string quartet, in which f. G. Zabrskie
played first violin. +. G. Schaefer viola. DR. f.. S.
Thomson second violin and W. X. Holmes vioon-