New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-27
LADIES IN TIE UNION LEAGUE.



EN-sECEEIAkI EvARrs, MS WIFE AND DAUGHTERS,
RECEIVE THE GUESTS.
The Union League Club gave its second reception
for LADIES' in its new house, at Thirty
nnthst and Fifth-ave, last night A
large palm tree barred the main en-
trance Of the clubhouse, and kept ont a few bach
elors who. forge,ful of the reception, had
s-rayed there for their usual evening lounge
and chat. An awning was stretched from the
curUstOne in lhrty-nintE-st TO the door leading to
~ theatre. the entrance for the evening
Ids1lls on through this. mp a short
stairway. passage led 10 the first floor of
Tie club. Directly 10 the right was the billiard
ruon, which was used for the ladies' dressing room,
NAlo Tie eCHiIemen deposited their hats and coats
N me bow lBg alley on the floor below.
The time set for the beginning OF the reception
was " O'Clock, hut at that hour the only
persons present were cx-Secretary Ev3rt- the presi
utuI o. tHr tlEd MS vile and hl5 two daughters,
VINO were 20 receive the guests, and three four
members OF the committee on arrangements. There
was very little attempt az decoration. Tropical
pants were placed on the first floor and behind
them Ber1stcns band played. Palms stood IN front
o. the entrances to which were NOT be Us ID.
Inc guests and members began to arrive ahont
quarter 81 AZ AoHr after the tlue appOn ed. ana dld
not stop coming Hati. nearly midnight. The band
furnished WsSl. for them To- keen time with in as
CeaAg 10 { be second ioor. whore they We're met by
UtrOtuced them 10 Mir EyaTtS, his wife
aud daughters who stood IN The library. From
anu th'nce into the theatre the floor OF winch
was covered with crash for dancing The
stage presented a view Of the interior OF a tent
made Of American flags. row OF palms
with few plants, bearing red and white
flowers uteTspcIstd street he'd across the
stage save at the centre, where small
spa re 1T the centre for Bernstein who stationed his
musicians there al 10 o'clock. His waltzes quickly
brought the younger persons IN the assembly from
Thc three rooms and the large hall of the
second story were all crowded by IL o'clock
with handsomely dressed women and BLACK
coated men, There many beautiful
cot>umc, worn, and these with the richly col
ore. wall. made the scene brilliant one. In the art
gallery the effect was perhaps he hSilor the strong
highs brought ont every TINT. For hose persons
81 Ao wanted quiet conversation tie reading room
OBJ tine first floor furnished refuge. Inc
chairs however, with great lack OF iorcthon2ht on
the part Of the aLteudauts. were separated from
each other bV tables about EIGHT feet IN length.
The card rooms between the second and third floors
opnu and also furnished opportunities Tor the
gathering ot small parties.
supper Was served in the large dininG-room OF
the fourth door and in the private rooms nearly all
Fl which were given up for this purpose.
The tables 49, the Jlnlug-room We're covered wlth
handsome figures. IL one place English supe, real
U-. dead. were supposed 10 be singing IN sugar
tree while in another .spot white
alligator va, resting on rock in n river, and
Wa ou r'io point Of making p'ung' for large fish
below These were all the work OF y. CamoUto,
Of The committee wished to have the supper
served ;eu minutes earlier than It was
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NAMES or GUESS AND MEMBERS.
,,-- .lc quests and members uresen- were the
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following persons:
T.,in Law Mr. and Mrs Francis NJ
V..I nm G.vvd BACON
Nri-s DI.yl MIR az. Mrs E c. & ,ke-.
lir- lsurr C. CHAPMAN Er an ( II :. \. II. Baldwin.
General exanlcr 5Iaer. Mr Az irs J4ner H. Brne,
Mr.. sAl.rr Get,
Aloou J. Manu. Mr.. ana Mrs. John +. Bart
Mrs Man lett,
Miss D.o, ot Kentucky, Ex-Governor and Mrs. jew
.,. f- i.,~rl.trd ell
Mrs blr.l.rJ. Mr.. and Mrs Edward +.
L.fac- 4 Marsh BIO IN.
Mr. Marsh Nj and Mrs Richard But
M .r. NJ Vi'.ord ier
T..a...- g. 4 non. George william Curtis
Miss sarah Acton MI am jirs Austin q. Day, !
Miss Carrie Acton, Mr.. and Mr. ELyaIt DumI-
-, Lj4.-.- hIt"''oE' ,1 n.Ch,. r
Tn.cpb + cav Nj Mrs John = south @ick |
NJ and Ms g. Various, I"r Marquis lie Lc"Iu'e'
~. Ia l@' '"' Comn5oGorr Kane I \
NJ. ana Mrs. y Il. A. Oar Coione. Van "inEle,
ans, ,,i SluSe ' "a I br,.nl'
Mrs Ecnruci Mt Furcursou. Of Florence |
MI anu NJ. NaeAt!ne' 2i r. r. - 3D. Dr forIeS'
Miss bows Joseph II Brown,
li ~ " L-te, - -ro,.- Dayl1 HlIlhen,Jf''
5i,.cr4, Horace Porter. John A. stewart
surrogate koAIns, walter Howe
Theodore Moss Samuel ~hrtHar,
Mss Moss. h C. F"hnrsiock'
Lieut. Zone PIPER Ihar.1- :. sum 1!to'''nn,,