New-York tribune., 1885-01-18
PHILADELPHIA.
GLOVER LEAYES"-rIE BALL SEASON
THEATRICAL.

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frpou An oCcA AsIoyAL CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUNE.
pm ,DEIpuIA, Jan. 1.-THE Clover Club
gave ~, third annual dinner the Bellevue Hotel
Tbursday There were many distinguished gentlemen
present addition TO the members OF The club The sole
purpose OF the club is to have good time at good
dinners and they thoroughly accomplish It, The majority
OF the members connected with journalism. They
have monthly which OF great excellence but
the annual feasts pass all description This third anni
versary still further marked by the publication of
memorial volume entitled Clover Leaves" containing
original contributions from eminent guests ANA members
NJ the club The book Is an imperial quaro In size and
printed on paper made expressly for It, IL is bound In
ful Russia with highly wrought ornaments OF antique
brass and contains large number Of original illust-
tions by emneu artists. The articles and authors are
a. follows:
/ I'm Shakespeare's House and at His Tomb remin-
isc.nt revcrlc. by Sgnor TOmaso savini = The Town
OF Rock aud Rye. narrative sanrca dialect poen by
Charles @. Leland. j. Abraham Llncolns Memorable
Journey TO Washington AN historical "reminiscences, by
Colonel A. X. Mcclure. A. Birds OF the Telegraph, a
poem by George Alfred Townsend. D. without Be- in
ming or End a dramatic romniscence. by Charles E
Wyndham q. The Modern Newspaper an essay by =.
b. Haskell 7. The Open Door narrative poem hy
I.eandcr Richardson g. rrmalclos Banquet an al
How Captured an Army Corps a war story by NJ r:
Handy TO- chSsin"' pyowa SnoiS Tsod SSd Wedding
Cake an anecdole by Captain J. W. shackford ~ How
F% Sy p HS William @ 49, BY
Charles Dudley wser ID ThS%sht!al @ Matter ,p, "
he Is.
me knights John letter. by General W. r. sher-
man i6. The stage by Henry Irving. IL. Deviltres
of The Bicycle saIrical essay, by James II. Lambert.
s An UnwIitten Page of the Impeachment. an histor-
icnl tale. by James r. Young. 10. Love- sonnet. by
the Hon. George II. Boxer. 20. The Maniac Maker.
sat,rcal story, by W. r. Bach 2l An Idle Idol idy.
Clovrr n Legend; poems. by James III. lieyorin. %
skulls q m0nologue, by John Darby. 23. The Seven
Aces of Man; the version of Johann Won Ondcrdonk
a parody. by Edward BedlOe. u. Eheu. Fueaccs
Iaountur Annl pOem by General W. II. Mot artney
15 The BoDolinks Message. an Indian legend by
Colonel +. A. Burr 20. Tue Centennial Banquet OF the
Glover Club. historical sketch, by A. q. Heahcring-
tOu 27 Essay, by the Hon Il. II. Brewster -
Henry ArmIt Brown, u "reminiscences by the Hon.
Wayne MacVeagh.
Coming balls ut the Academy OF Music Assem"v'
January %; Hebrew Charity January 20; fhi""e',
phan he Catholic icharity) February D; the seeon"
Assembly, February 13; Americus Cluo' pohtca oa..'
February l6; Young Maennerchor. FEBRUARY 80
Buifaos February "a; philadelphia Carnival April o.
dOnian. February 2; PrVMe ""'cis' ''''''' ~
Orangemen, April z.
February IL there Is to he IN entertainment Tor the
benefit OF the Indian pupils OF the Lincoln Institute NJ
the Academy of Music There will be tableaus OF Long
fellows poem. Hiawatha." by the Indians ana tne
Girard toIiege Cadets will drill. The proceeds will be
devoted to erecting workshops Indian boys ana Girs
have become familiar figures on tho streets here Ihey
dress IN civilized fashion