New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03
CALLING ON TIE MEN OF Drawn.
THE Nrw-YcrK ATHLETIC CLUB HOLDS ITS ANNUAL

The New-Yo-k Athletic Club gavo ifs annual New
Years reception yesterday, from to p. M at inc
clubhouse. Tho were well filled WIN inc
members and their friends and everybody seemed to
enjoy himself to the uttermost Among those who
were present during the afternoon were 8 ID. French
f. Pom-oy Sinclair Myers, r. H. Halstead, Jennings D.
Cox, Mr.. Belden, Otto Ruhl, Waldo sprague, Arthur
Moore F. c. Potter and S. d. Hazard
The table set at the head Of The diningroom proved
a centre of attraction on account OF the ciaoora'o
pieces displayed. conspicuous one was pyramid
Of game surmountcd by statuctte OF W. r. Travers,
ono time President Of the club The piece that called
mere the little island In the Sound, which the club
has recently bought. 1t was excellent piece OF
ruined barn every tree and bush was faithfully
produced Al TIE back Of the table was display 1Pn.S
about eighty in all, representing value OF some
81 900 and these we're hardly more than third
wEII-wIsHERs OF ARCHBISHOP coREIGAN
Yesterday was a busy day for Archbishop Corri-
gan From an early hour the streets In the neghoor-
hood Of the big cathedral and Madison-ave. ana
Fifcth-st.. where his homo Is. were tsrongcd win
carriages whose occupants were huryne 70 pay ther
respects An immense pic Of vsie1>s' cafds were
stacked up on a largo wicker plato Ia the vesbulc
while Matthew. tho butler. yawDed with fatigue as he
told the reporter that during his fifteen years service
there he never remembered The beginning OF New
Year In which such crowds came to congratulate inc
Archbishop and wish him many happy returns OF the
day The Archbishop remained In q spacious ante
room on tho FIRST floor received the callers. with
each of whom hs conversed for a time n majority
of the presidents and officers OF all the lay Catholic
from without well as within tle city limits, knc
and Kissed his ring with becoming humility, while
to express Those most prominent among tne lay
people who called were En5ene Kelly, Joseph o.
O'DonOhue ex Mayor Grace, tsneraI MartIh a. , nc
Mahon, John T. Lynch, JudEs o1oflsan, o. T. La
Mclleenan. Commissioner Coleman. Congressman W.
Bourke Cochran. Frederic r. 90 dcrS End OK senator
James DAILY.
rHREErHousASD YOUNG MEa ENTERTAINED.
About g. 600 people turned out to s3s NewEears re-
cepon gwen By the Twsntytfird Street branch Of the
Ysunx Mans Christian Association yesterday afternssa
and evening Seventy ladies assisted members Of the
association in welcoming young men in the parl"ra
Gard. OF had bsen sent to thu city soardin
houses especially inviting young men WHO had few social
the city A unexpectedly great num-
bar re- responded. parlsrs and various rooms wsre
decorated and the refreshmeat rooms were VOL suppes
with oysters cake tea coffee and daintes OF various
kinda There was music intervals BY kre. Henrietta
Besbe Lawtsn and others. An exhibition In amateur
photography tssk place In the reading rsom AT
least 700 perssns enjoyed the gynnasus exhibition,
| which given at 3 p N. in ths large gymnasinn
Werner delivered lsctsrs On The Wonders Of the fst
college ssnss we're in the parlers ..d addresses
were delivered by the Rev Dr. John Paxtoa aud IRE
assst.d At the reception we're Mis- VILLA. F. Lea Mrs
Harvey Flax Mr. asd Mira. W. II: Parsoa.. Mira Richard
fjcS nt Mrs r. ii. Allen, Mrs James Tsicott Mrs +
Gseawin. Mira A. II ieypsldt Mrs. Cephas Brainerd,
s Mra !Inis websi.r B. w. HitsScoer Louder. W.
| H. Parsons jr.. and Cephas Branard. r.
c,aon and having me- with such unexpected
is proposed to hold similar reception every year.