New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
ALONG THE BAY SHORE.
NOTES FROM BENsONHURsT, BAY RIDGE

FROM BI2NBONHURST, BAY RlDtE
AND OTHER PLACES.
The United Sons Of Erin of Bath Beach
arranging for an entertainment to be given tho
latter part OF the month The society," which was
organized several weeks ago. has arranged its by
laws. which provide that the annual dues be placed
ut 81 and life membership at s25. The initiation
fee has also been placed at ST. and the next regu-
lar business meeting Of tho organization will be
held the first Monday in May. Tho officers
elected Jacob p. Farrell presidents John d.
Hayes, first vice president; William Keegan sec
ond vce-president; p b. Flanagan. treasurer; A.
II. McNiokcl secretary and Daniel Moynahnn.
historian.
socable will be given in tho New-Utrccht Re-
formed Church. Van Pelt Manor. on Thursday
evening, April 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis entertained the members Of
the Tottenville Euchre Club on Wednesday even
ing last at their homo In Ninetyffth-st.. Graves
end. The prizes by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Vaughn, Miss Totten and Mrs. Murray After the
games supper served, and the evening was
brought to close with vocal and instrumental
selections Among the members present were Mr..
and Mrs. Greenfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray. Mr..
and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs Totten DR.. and
Miss Boynton, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Mr.. and
Mrs, Krier, Mr., and Mrs Lewis, Miss Lewis and
Miss Murray.
At the meeting OF the Holy Name Society con-
nected with the Church Of the immaculate Heart
Of Mary In Fort Hamilton-ave.. Windsor Terrace,
last week the following officers were elected:
James Decker, president: j. Commerford. vice.
president; Edmund Bower treasurer, and John Nc
Connell secretary.
The annual meeting and election Of officers OF
the Veteran Fire Department OF sheepshead Bay
and the Exempt Volunteer Firemen's Association
Of Gravesend will take place tomorrow evening in
McMahon's Hail. Ocean and Emmons aves., Sleeps
head Bay
smoker was given by the Lincoln Club OF
Blythbourne on Tuesday evening last at the club
house In New-Utrecht-ave. Vocal and instrumental
music formed the principal features Of the evening
Complaints being made by the property
owners and residents near Bath-ave and Bay Nine
feminist, Bath Beach, in regard to the catch
basin which was placed some time ago at that
point. 1t Is asserted that it is not large enough
carry off the water which accumqlates after
flooded and remains so until 1t Is dried up by
the sun. - =
horne sae Bay PT Wsnt ftS Bath Beach few
ey ngs ago Was sa fater b6 5ns
supper was served Among the guests present
Miss Ren ns sipes Miss Edna Hayward Miss Stan
ley Miss Florence Hayward, Roland White Harvey
Within the last few days number of complaints
have been made by the residents OF Grayesend in
regard to the crossings of the Prospect Park and
Coney Island Railroad tracks at Ryder Place and
Gravesend-ave., and also at Williamson -. Road
gerous, for there Is fagman stationed there, nor
are there any signal lights at night to warn a per-
son of the approach OF train.
The Marine and Field Club OF Bath Beach Is
preparing for lively and interesting outdoor sea-
SON. and it announces that there VIII be "A revival
OF interest in yachting matters. During the last
year or two the club has not been active in yacht
Ing but now 1t is determined to renew tho interest
among Its members, and with this object IN view
II will hold a regatta on June 49, The main feat
ure of the race will be the yachts In cruising trim.
each carrying all the guests that can be accommo,
dated. The will be for yachts between 50 and
81 feet on the waterline and each yacht VII, be
sailed by the owner some amateur who is
member of the club Valuable prizes will be
awarded TO the winners
The New-York Canoe Club will hold q meeting
at it's clubhouse in Bensonhurst this week for the
purpose OF settling the dates for Us annual regatta
and various other races TO be held during the
SON number OF boats. 1t Is announced. will
be added to the feet this year.