New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-13
NOTES OF THE CLUBS.
WHAT is GOING ON IN BRookLfNs
socIAr, ORGANIZATIONS.

The first progressive euchre pary io' 80"
and men Of the Union League Club Will be gwen
newt Tbursdav evening The games will begin at
s15 o'clock number OF handsome prizes wiz
be awarded to the winners The plan o. hni''ns
the number players to POS VIII be again aone.o
10 this wear. All applications must be sent to the
chairman William F. Fuller. OF the entertainment
Committee by next Wednesday.
The antique oak ceiling OF the club, which was
damaged by fire on Friday night, will be repaired
at once.
buffet luncheon was given at the cluo OH
Saturday night and for the rest OF the season II
Will be one OF the regular i'o'"''' W.
night at the club.
The Riding and Driving Club Of the Park slope
will formally open its social season on December
with one of the music rides which have been the
source OF much pleasure In past seasons
The Dyker Heights Club will commence Its series
NJ cotillons next month. Private theatricais are
quite the thing at the club and several more plays
will be given In the future
The regular club nights at the Hamilton CIuo
will be on the last Saturday OF each month. the
winter entertainments have not as yet been OUT
lined.
Herbert L. Bridgman, secretary OF the Peary
Arctic Club who commanded the Peary expedition
OF 1899. will deliver an illustrated lecture at the
Montauk Club next Saturday night ms lectuIe
will be in the nature of a "Reminiscences OF ms eN-
L. s. Grant Post No. 81 G. A. r.. VIII give us
annual banquet for its associate members AT 'he
Montauk Club next Thursday evening. Severai
dresses Captain James 7: Long Of the Union mon
Army and Major William NJ. Roberts, OF the Con
burg in which they were engaged as opponents
The theatre party Of the Montauk Club, whlch
the first of the season. given at the Moh'aun
Theatre last Thursday night was success -
souvenir programme given TO all the women
in the party. Special trolley cars carried the
members back to the clubhouse. where supper a
was enjoyed. Another theatre party VII soon De
given In few days the Social Commttee Ot tne
club will outline o series of dinners and entertain
mentS for the winter.
The Hanover Club will play a billiard match
with the Crescent Athletic Club. The billiard tour
nament of the Hanover Club, which was begun
last Friday night has twenty-six Of the members
as contestants for championship honors. Two
matches will be played each week until Fepruary !;
tbs club are az present strongly Of the opinion that
II will carry off the championship hohOiS !" '''0
intercub bowling tournament
The Lincoln Club will hold a dinner to-morro"
evening in honor of the retiring president CharleS
A. Tinker. The president OF the cluo' a. ~
Belden will talk on the CLUBS history II. -
Ketchum will also speak, and Augustus van "EcA
Entries in the three handicap tournaments VIII
close on Wednesday There will be bowling
tournament a pyramid pool tournamenht am haan
cowboy pool tournament Three prizes nave Oee"
offered in each class.
The Columbian Club will have euchre pa,T
for women tomorrow evening Dancing VIII loi-
low the awarding Of six handsome prizes Reiresh-
ments will be served
The chairman Of the Social Committee OF the
oxford Club. F. J. Vernon. expects to arrange d
smoker for December and reception for the the
women in January. The dates OF me eh'ei '"'''
ments have not yet been hXed denhi'e!'
The House Committee of the Crescent Atheuc
Club has arranged series OF Sunday AFTERNOON
concerts by the Kaltenborn- Beyer-Hahe o'rins
Quartet These concerts have been given with
great success in the last three seasons. The first
of the series will be on Sunday afternoon, Deem
her 3 at O'Clock. The other dates are December
10 and II, the four Sundays in January ana me
first three Sundays in February NexI n Fr iIa
evening the annual bowling tournament VIII AN AN
not begin until December.
The Social Committee Of the Unity club OF
which Abraham Levy. Of Brooklyn. Is the chair-
man. met yesterday at the clubhouse ana out
lined the schedule Of entertainments for the win
ter season. Next Wednesday evening Will be the
women's bowling night. and IT is expected that
large number OF women will be present A week
from next Thursday evening euchre party for
the women will be given. Prizes VIII be offered
and there will be considerable rivalry for the
trophies as several are known who pride them
selves on their knowledge of Hoyle. musical
Will be the feature of December. The date has
not yet been set. On New Years Eve stag
will be given. In January a minstrel performance
IS the scheduled attraction The cast viii Include
members of the club and their women friends.
great deal OF interest is being shown in this AFFAIR
even at this time 1t will undoubtedly be sue
cess The annual reception will be held on Wash
ingtons Birthday in the Pouch Mansion in Gin
ton-ave. A theatre party will be the attraction In
March
The Entertainment Committee Of the Cortelyou
Club of Vanderveer Park. has announced the fol-
lowing schedule of entertainments: November l6,
Illustrated lecture by Major Coughlin. on Brook
Ign in Colonial Times; November %. operetta,
merry Company" under the direction Of William
F. Rasch: November %. stag; November g.
masquerade ball; December I. juvenile minstrels
December H. vaudeville show; December Is. chill
dren's Christmas festival; December 80, stag ;
New Years Eve. watch night festival: January
musical dramatic entertainment and a smoker
February H. annual club dinner WashngtOn's
Birthday eve Colonial hop; March, vaudeville
show dramatic entertainment and a smoker; April
calico hop and euchre party.
FIGHTERS SKULL FRACTTRED