The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-29
home AGAIN.

The "Tigers,, Return to GOthau-Bfilliapl
Reception at tie Blossom ClaI,.
On Saturday evening last Fifth avenue between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, was alive WITH
parties going to and from the establishment Of tho
Blossom Club. The cause OF the commotIon wA
that the delegation from The Americas and Bossom
Clubs which had been across the Continent, wera
10 be formally welcomed and congratulated on thcif
return. The club house was brilliant indeed. All
the lumiuaries OF the club Eand,
the rooms were brilliantly lighted and In
the centre room was spread table laden
with the choicest daint.es. Ed. Wright, the
steward of the club the orator of his race tire envy
OF the colored young men and the Idol OF the COLI
ored young ladies'. gazed fondly, almost paternallY.
at the scalloped edges on the slices of ham, at the
variegated streaks In the Ice cream and then ut the
scallops the scattered wig OF one OF his dexteroud
assistants. Gumbeton hustled around, binding
people with the glitter OF his diamonds and saw that
everything was right.
THAT NOISY MAN, PYNE.
endeavored to Offset mis- former reputation as the
quieest man IN all the town by waking aloud. Tho
voyageurs all looked remarkably fine. George MltCnS
e soes Ia Gs to Harry for and Ee now
lighted the HOLSTERS were TO get some OF those goose
quill toothpcks; how one Of them declared thai
they ''lay away over bowie knives for raking out
the scrapsn Ed. Kearney Deamcd IN his needle
worked shirt front and assured Bassford-who came
in beaming with smiles, fresh from the new Bassford
CluO-of his continued affection Tor him. Peter
Trainor seemed 10 have grown quite venerable
since lie lett, and gazed with some surprise ut tha
fresh appearance OF the man who formerly passed.
for his twin brothcr-Spcaker Hickman. rhe Rev.
Amos J. Cummings looked lonsingly at the magnify
cent figure OF Andrew j. Garvey. me last named
gent has volunteered his services to fresco any OF
the Mansards the boys may have been presented
with In their travels but he was spared ths'
trouble. Senator r. Malone came up. smlis
ing TO assure Ed. Donnelly that tha
.'dorg'' was all right aud had been apt
pointed doorkeeper OF Judge Kano's Chelsea Club.
The "Poor BOY OF the Mohawk looked ~ II l5
was lust recovering from attack OF disease Of tho
heart such as the brill ant police surgeons and MOI
body else could discover but he chatted quite gay
with Sheriff Brennan about the surprise and cap,
ture OF the Brennan mansion on Thursday after
noon. County Clerk Loew aud Judges Kocn, Kane and
Mcclure formed quartet which would excite tina
admiration OF an artist, while the prnce-Lke Asa
semblyman Flanagan and The misunderstanding
James Ramsey, the smiling Denis O'D0noghue aud
too numerous to mention, were scattered here and
there, chatting chee.iy about the times Ex-Alder{
man Farley was captivating supervisor Harold, Of
San Francisco, whom the trippists had smuERe9
McCabe, In plenltude Of velvet coat endorsed
Moloney's epigram on the Yo-Semite-that 1t was
BIO THING.
When some two hundred or more or the friends Of
behalf OF tho Blossom Club formally welcomed IND
wanderers. Mr.. Owen Brennan, In absence OF the
orator OF the party, Judge Coulter spoke on behalf
OF the voyageurs, and alluded In glowing terms ia
the reception they had met with everywhere. Ing
glorious "send-oiY' they mad received had been sd
well HERALD-ed that the trip was made for them
more like drive around Central PARK than trip
across the Continent. At the conclusion OF Mr.
Brennan's remarks the company present attacked
the lunch above alluded to and enjoyed themselve9
for several hours. The affair was to certain extent
impromptu and passed OF to the entire SATISFACTORY
OF all concerned.