New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
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THE DINNER TO Mr.. BERRL.
OTHER NEWS OF LUBDOM-ACTlVIIi IN
TIE oI-TOF.TOWN ORGANIZATIONS.

The principal feature in Rrookyn club circles last
yvcck WAS the dinner given on Wednesday evening 70
William Berri upon his retiring from the presidency
of the Lincoln Club. MANY o. the members eegret""
that the speeches Of the Rev. DR. BehfendS ana Epan
r. Kennedy we're not reported in full. but they were
consoed by the fact that there was such nrKe
number of club members present. among them "erc
George ". Amy. George W. Mper~, William w But
tie. joseph r. Bowden. NJ l.. Bowden. W. W. Beavas'
q > partlctt. J. W Brunn. j. NJ brown f. F. BARNES.
+. d. Berri A. e. Belden. l. L. nraedon. W : GAVIN
T. r. CoombS. A. b. Cooke George Crosby, charles oAn
trcll Thomas D. Carpenter. jr. I" II. 'ooS' l. H.
Cro,ley. Foster Coates. ". II. Cotton G. W. Dupignac
H. r Dresser Ethan Allen Doty, IL. h. DYER "eorsS
prakelev C. y. Edwards. J. 4. Fonda George toiie'"
D. Ferry \ y. Folctt. T. \ foIIet'' D. j. f'ciu' IT,
N T. Ferguson H. Il. Fay. h. f. Foster, George T.
cray q If Goldhurc W c. Iumpstone. Henry |. Hay
dan & " UouSr \ f.. Hamilton. John H. lreand
u r K,tcham H. T. Kneeland. T.. W. Reyes, NJ B.
kuud.on ". \. ki>>am, {. g. Lewis D. !" IS"oias
" H. f. Lane. 4. b. Lawrence James D. L"'"s % r.
Morse T.. sumner. T. [. >eaburE' W. pe'~ S'ni'n'
n n swanev. D. Thornton. +. II. Thorburn j.
yought, A. Van Wyck. +. H. thompson r. ~
walton & X Wallace. }. W Masters. W. II. Middle
BON y Nudce D. p. Morse q. h. Morris. Aloon
10, n Nccus Thomas Nelson ir.. C. j. Norcross.
r>hr Oakley W H. Powell II. :. Parks. j. w. Par.
,sr y H. Parsons IL. F. Williams. p. J. White, J. %.
w,u,ms George ". Wingatc. J. VI. White, C. {. Way
,n, - II Post II. NJ Carlton James II. snyder,
. y Rirdsall W. NJ. Adams. {. T. Hyde, f. ;.
henderson J. NJ Siisbc. W. Il. Mabcn. K. {. Peabody,
= l. pesrce J. A. Pittinger. J. T. Randall, Il. W.
po,pson. G.. T. Richardson. J. W Ridgwsy. J. ".
pbc,es. J. D. shlwcll. Don C. seitz. NJ. L. smith. T.
scodeld. Harry \. scoied, F. \. sitte
considerable regret was expressed at the abseoel
y, Joseph r. Perkins. whose wife died recently. IL
!. a source Of qualification 10 the House COMMITTEES
that the fourteen sleeping rooms, which have been
vacant since the completion OF the new club house,
No "a Putnam-avc.. now being taken possessios
Of rs the summer season approaches.
The ont Oftown clubs are prospering more tns2
over before The Marine and Field Club has rente1
all It's rooms except three, which are reserved To-
transient guests a.. .,sS
The olympic Club opened the wide gates OF its nocn
domain "A few days ago Richard I. Moore. ono "
from the south and the club is feeling the mpuiSs
his renewed energy. Colonel Thomas W. Knox, h;s
is now superintendent. will have 10 look u ''
laurcls. 49, -, ,,s GOV.
ernors took step forward in the way OF sSmP and
it, assortment of buildings at Bay kiuss srpont
instructed tho president. G. >. Bull 20 The
"a committee of five to see ,~t%" The
committee has not been appointed yet t' N the
doubt Of the need Of some such action " ssaxne a.
fact that the membership Of the club Is ,no ore mar
rapid rate, and that IL will amount I%,yshree ap-
picatons is reported upon by tho eavins an en-.
mittec. The members of the club are 20 pierrepont
able time a, their club house. 40 20 ths esAins
ST. few days ago score or moIe c p s. Bull,
members OF the club gave dinner Tadr and Wiliisn
their president and to Thomas A. E,rnIshed the a.
p Gilbert whose facle brains itunnrstins - ~
mirable scheme of furnishing ana deco's'"s
club house.