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June 21, 1891
The Sunday Morning News
Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey
What is this article about?
General notes on lawn tennis clubs in Greenville: YMCA club organizing with courts ready Saturday; Danforth and Pearsall clubs elect officers; increased popularity with private courts; Lafayette club rapidly growing with new members elected.
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General Tennis Notes.
The Greenville Y. M. C. A. Lawn Tennis Club will be organized this week. The courts on the association field will be put in condition and will be ready on Saturday. Over twenty young men have signified a willingness to join the club.
The Danforth Tennis Club elected the following officers at the meeting last week: President, F. B. Lockwood; Vice-President, George McAneny; Secretary, Clarence Detwiller; Treasurer, Charles Detwiller.
The Pearsall Tennis Club at the meeting last Tuesday evening, elected the following officers: President, E. J. Dusel; Vice President, H. Bartlett; Secretary, John Jardine; Treasurer, S. McAneny.
Lawn tennis in Greenville is achieving greater popularity than ever. Private courts, belonging to Mr. Lemheck, Mr. Reed, Mr. Vreeland and others, are in daily use.
The Danforth Lawn Tennis Club will arrange its summer schedule in a few days.
Mr. Hermann Jaehne and Robert Carey have joined the Pearsall Tennis Club.
The Lafayette Lawn Tennis Club, although organized but a few days ago, is rapidly becoming one of the largest clubs in the city. At the meeting on Friday evening the following members were elected: Misses May Sanborn, Grace Harmon, Hattie Beecher, Mamie Tns-
The Greenville Y. M. C. A. Lawn Tennis Club will be organized this week. The courts on the association field will be put in condition and will be ready on Saturday. Over twenty young men have signified a willingness to join the club.
The Danforth Tennis Club elected the following officers at the meeting last week: President, F. B. Lockwood; Vice-President, George McAneny; Secretary, Clarence Detwiller; Treasurer, Charles Detwiller.
The Pearsall Tennis Club at the meeting last Tuesday evening, elected the following officers: President, E. J. Dusel; Vice President, H. Bartlett; Secretary, John Jardine; Treasurer, S. McAneny.
Lawn tennis in Greenville is achieving greater popularity than ever. Private courts, belonging to Mr. Lemheck, Mr. Reed, Mr. Vreeland and others, are in daily use.
The Danforth Lawn Tennis Club will arrange its summer schedule in a few days.
Mr. Hermann Jaehne and Robert Carey have joined the Pearsall Tennis Club.
The Lafayette Lawn Tennis Club, although organized but a few days ago, is rapidly becoming one of the largest clubs in the city. At the meeting on Friday evening the following members were elected: Misses May Sanborn, Grace Harmon, Hattie Beecher, Mamie Tns-
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Lawn Tennis
Club Organization
Officer Elections
New Memberships
Popularity Growth
What entities or persons were involved?
F. B. Lockwood
George Mcaneny
Clarence Detwiller
Charles Detwiller
E. J. Dusel
H. Bartlett
John Jardine
S. Mcaneny
Mr. Lemheck
Mr. Reed
Mr. Vreeland
Mr. Hermann Jaehne
Robert Carey
May Sanborn
Grace Harmon
Hattie Beecher
Mamie Tns
Where did it happen?
Greenville
Story Details
Key Persons
F. B. Lockwood
George Mcaneny
Clarence Detwiller
Charles Detwiller
E. J. Dusel
H. Bartlett
John Jardine
S. Mcaneny
Mr. Lemheck
Mr. Reed
Mr. Vreeland
Mr. Hermann Jaehne
Robert Carey
May Sanborn
Grace Harmon
Hattie Beecher
Mamie Tns
Location
Greenville
Event Date
Recent Weeks
Story Details
Various lawn tennis clubs in Greenville organize, elect officers, gain members, and see increased popularity with private courts in use.