New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
NEW REPUBLICAN HOMES.
Brooklyn Organizations Move :
Some Rapid Grosoth.

Two of the leading Republican clubs In oiooA-
,yn took possession Of new ana coii -,
ora-fers last week. The 18th Assembly On,
trict Republican Club has moved from W -
Czates-aye TO a three-stcry ana paseA4ei' -.
house at No 435 Gates-ave, ana INC - :
County Republican Club held It's hrs' =,
a, ,ts ,exr home at No. 1883 Greene-aVe-. on
Monday night. The move on lne pa :,
o-rsnizations IS an indication Of the pFospe p
of majority of the Repuohoah
fzatfons in Kings County ,.,.,,,,
.,.,.,,,, +bera are three other hePuDiiN
c,ube IN the district-the 1nvincinle' Inc -,
,for4on and the Stuyvesant deish'e -
assembly District Republican Ciuo tS q.
:. ,ba orsanizafion' club, from the lac. ma.
.. .be beadnuarters of the Assembly
Committee &. the fall
y,-v.,;za5 for campaign purposes IN tue -a-'
or 1000 by a few OF the election oisli'O -.
., .ba lower end of the 23d Ward '1e NiuD
,,-os,eres and been developed alons No'.N -
tive lines until IT has come to De ~" ~.
s.t.s .,5 a social factor in the ward Poi So.
iIAO0 -, t,+ +be need of a more adequate
5 .,,,s need has been admlraoIy iiee
- touse in Gates-ave. It was purciia'e0
- r.nub,ican Realty Company "nlcn Voc
,.,-o+ed by members OF the cIno'
% psa &c rresident Of the company aii- -
,,,--oan Edward C. Dowling Is se0I .,,o
,-ssr 70 meet the needs OF the OF
ofoei ~ -s-,odeIled somewhat and reoeco-
- 1,a old veranda was taken down anu
zen foot piazza put in its place
as, ,,.-+ of those who had charge Oh 0Aio 60
+to,e caused the first floor to De chaiieec o0
che congestion that is SO o1ten seen =. L., -
ta.,rss made from old dwelling houses VIII no.
Ii0O0 ..5 ANY one who has ever attenoeo
1arre meeting in such a house WIZ reiNeN
90 -. ,I,vsvs occurred In the han on ac
-. - +be fact that there were only one Va
- .-,au doors leading from 1t into the paii'-'
: ..,a.+i,s room. The result was that peiso"'
o,,1a ,,atther get in nor out OF the hee's
oo,, while those who blocked the H0ii CO.
r+a,rcase were unable TO hear what WAS
ing on ,,.- o;strfct
,,o-,,,,1,.an Club every partition has Deeh
moved from the main floor, which mas oeeA - -
into one large room, about 70 by oz lee1
&c no hail and the stairs leadlng up u ..i0
aoor are right in the meeting ROOM AHe .o
-. os rnstairs in the grillroom, are OF haro
-. n-,a wallis are covered with bronze
graen paper. The room is furnished with rugs
= -,.no tables and chairs. On the walls are
,,ic+,,rss of George Washington, Grant, Mchin-
la, and Roosevelt The latter is large pho'o-
srs,h o,, which IS written in the PRESIDENTS
own hand: with very best wishes, Iheooore
Roosevelt, May %. 1905"
Rack of the main floor an addition, which Is 10
he used as headquarters for the secretary "no'
in an active political club, is always busy m
5,v,5uaI has been built The front room on the
second floor Is fitted up as a library and reading
roorn. In the rear is the grillroom, decorated
With green cartridge paper, topped with red
r.ner Of the same kind. There are several small
rooms on the top floor, the largest OF which has
rOoYo- basement.
In a kitchen and dintug room
The nrst meeting IN the new house win be held
next Wednesday, when the annual election OF
officers win take place. John HerTtes. who as
president Tor several years has brought the Or
sanixaion to its present fourishing condition,
VIII be reelected The rest OF the slate is as
follows: Joseph Enery, vice-presdent; Assem-
biyTnan Edward @. Dowling, secretary; Alfred
P. Mangies. treasurer; State committeeman,
Lewis NJ. swasey; William P. Rae, ex-Super-
visor Olin B. Lockwood. Edward A Ebbets and
Adam 81. LEIGH, governors. The formal SoNening
of the new house will be on June %, at which
! time all the Republican leaders In New-YoTk
N and Kings County VIII be invited
The 18th Assembly District Republican Club
grew out Of an organization OF workers in the