New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
HOURSOF SOCIAL PLEASURE.
THE GAYEIIES OF EASTER WEEK NUMER'
Gus AND MUCH ENJOYED.

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the town resumed its dancing and dining and other
forms Of jollity with av.dity Among the most
successful Of the many balls OF the weth was that
Of the Master Plumbers Association, at Central Turn
Vercn Hall, on Wednesday night. The mildness OF
the winter generally supposed to bear hard upon
the plumbers, but they had the profits of many
hard winter to draw upon and no outward signs
appeared Of any appreciabe decrease in those magn'
cent fortunes which all plumbers supposed to
amass Diamonds glistened and silks rusted as OF
DID, and all went merry the dance music of Cappas
9Th Regiment band. There about 1900 people
present and among them were:
J. A. Rossman president; J. y. Knight and William r.
Bracken yicepresdents Edward Murphy. corresponding
secretary; r. j. Toomey financial secretary, and Cs
Kranchfclt sereeantatams j. Gaboy, John Mitchell.
T. J. Tourney, J. a. Rossman. T. j. Andrews, Mr.. an"
Mrs w. p. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Dwyer Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. McCarty Mr.. and Mrs John MITCHELL
Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs D. Murray
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Macdonald Mr. and Mrs. c. Frazer
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Blaney. Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Brien'
Mr.. and Mrs s. Clark f. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Yule,
J. Groy Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Knight. Mr. ana Mrs 10
Fnnerty Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. O'COnnor Mr. ana Mrs.
William Young Mrs. Belle Field, J. McIndo, Mr. and
Mrs. David Mackay, f. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs John
Byrns Mr.. and Mrs Captain A. J. Allaire Miss Alsre'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rcnihan Mr.. and Mrs Colonel g. d.
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. james
Muir, Mr. and Mrs. George Is. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hudson Z. J. Carpenter, William H. Quick, d.
NJ. Davidson, A. j. Walsh, d. Mackay jr, NJ Ryan,
T. Barrett J. Murphy, o. w. McGlnnis c. j. Philips.
l.. d. HosfoId William II. Bracken, g. s. Dunn, NJ ].
McDermott, William Forster 7. ]. Mccormack, l. o.
shumway James Fay T. 5. Bolger, J. f. Mckcon, Frank
Reynolds. Edward Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. knisnt'
Miss Maggie Knight. Philip Smith, {. H. hranchies~
T.. J. Brady John McCarFon. John keppel George b.
Brown Hugh Mcowan John Mitchell, Cauldweli frassr'
George H. Mead T. Sullivan Charles Tucker, John Renc-
han Nugent, John Miller and George W. Palmer;
T. J. Hannah president National Association Of
Master Plumbers Of the United States Enoch Remck OF
i,bffa hf.. No ANov I
Mr.. and Mrs. William McDermott.
The first ball Of the jays Association was held 1t
Nilsson Hall on Wednesday night. About 200 per-
sons present. Dancing began at III O'CLOCK
owing to the fact that many guests from ont OF town
arrived by late trains feature OF the decorauohs
was a blucjay suspended from the ceiling, having III
its bill card upon which written 81 am the
only blue Jay at the ball. Among the dancers
John s. Kennedy DR.. Kronk. Vincent RYAN. Miss
Claude IIsrst Dr. W. II. Banger. Miss Daisy stanwood
Miss Gertrude sanwood Of Boston Senior Lorrsre OF
Havana; Thomas Bronson. Of New-Haven; A. D. Mur'
ply Daniel Murphy William Carroll DR.. Henry salmon.
r. W RYAN, Mr.. and Mrs Walter HcddnR OF Brooklyn:
Miss Lizzie kennedy. Miss Rvsna Kennedy OF Pors
Henry Miss Celia CaSanaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. FREDERICK
Layine. Miss Hattie Burt. Albert Hawley. Mrs John
Hi Aok \. F,rgrsson, Miss Rose Murphy, Miss Lizzie
Murphy Mrs Ryan, Mrs. Truman. Miss Maggie Truman.
Miss Nellie Redmond. Mis-, Lille Redmond John Red.
inond Frederick J. Sheehy, Frank J. Burgess MI ana
Bradshaw, i.
O. Brooklyn.
There were several successful college dinners last
week. Hobart alumni tasted the good things OK
Dcmonlco on Wednesday as the guests Of Clarence A.
Seward and listened TO the good things OF Bishop
Potter seth Low Joseph H. Choate and Others Among
those who sat around the tables we're
President f. y Potter, OF Hobart; the Rev Mr. Con-
verse chaplain OF the college Professor Vail, or ns
faculty; Archdeacon Smith, the Rev. Dr. Smith James
tho Ray Mr Professor
Doreuus T. f. De I.ancey the Rev. Mr.. Platt the Kev'
Dr. Guilbert, Rev. Mr.. Hughes. the Rev MI Prai,
tho Rev. Mr. Mann, B w. Franklin, the Kew. MI an
pokAelen the Rev Mr. Lubbock, the Rev Mr. stanton the
Rev Mr. Townsend Dr. simons DR.. Hayunea' L. Ohe"'
NJ SCHUYLER Mr.. Yer Planck II. 4. Prince, D. van
Rens,eaer {. 3 Van Rensselaer,, Mr.. Addoms' u -
Rurns H. NJ. Clarke, Mr.. Jewell, Mr.. Armstrong Mr.
Loonls Mr. Purdy De Lancey Professor harstrom'
De l. Ranklne DR.. Mallory T. w. Mcdonald. W. IL. shep
ard IL. 0. Mason, {. J. Wight G HARRISON W. a.
Seward.
The Nev-York Association Of the Rochester Alumni
made their first annual dinner on Tuesday nlght INC
opportunity to give the new president OK the UNI
ver,ity united greeting Among those VINO cordiaiy
welcomed President Ilill were:
The president OF the alumni association the Rev Dr. y
DIV Brdeman; the Rev. Dr. Edward Bright, Editor OF
THE Examiner and president OF the board OF trustees
the university Rosstcr johnson, j. T. TOWNSEND OoeaN
Hoyt j. b. Colgate. Professor Stevens Oolohel W. NJ
Harris state senator Fish OF New-Jersey W. A. Oauid
we'll j. b. Trevor President Backus, OF Packer institu'e
the Rev DR.. r. Macarthur, Theron g. Strong Edmuna
L. JOY OF +. NJ. Carpenter the Rev. Dr. u =.
Norton the Rev DR.. III. L. Morehouse' D. H. ho"s'a 'ns
Rev Dr. Norman Fox, {. b. Ripley, j. NJ HUNT L. J' -
Ri.hop C. NJ Brink D. ,. Terry, DR.. j. Nichols u J'
Townsend :. NJ Brickner NJ. c. Ern-bereer' H. D.
Drookcns George II. Walker, Roscoe 1. L. Brown, d.
Iulard j. Hudnut. Calvin Patterson Professor f., "
Hale the Rev l.. :. Evans, o. b. Leonard "eorgc NC
cruouch G. \ Thonssen II. {. Neddor, ID. C. GILMORE
NJ O. slocum Waldo Morse willis 3 Paine, Professor
r. : Capcn j. d. squre-, Dr L. T. Holt the Rev j. b.
Ca crt Churchill II. Cutting George A. Alln j. l. o'er'
hlssr and Dr. g. II. Fox.
hrirht and brany lot Of newly fedgcd doctors
eat down AT Demonico's on Thursday night, TO the
eighth annual dinner of the Alumni Association Of
the New York Homeopathic College ana Hospital
Many Of the older alumni were present TO give the
Now. graduates "A good sendoff as they entered on
the realities Of actual practice. Among the merry
company were
Lester Keen the president; Clarence Willard Butler
a., t.aster. the Rev Dr.. A. J. +. Behrends, Marshall
= wilder Joseph Howard. Jr, Drs. E. Hasorouck' H. u
Norltt Professor Charles Eatchel+ Kuius b. lowing,
,lr, Taintor ,,orgc :. Norton, w E. Rounds Clarence
t. HEALER r. r.. Doughty. \. X. McMchael, 1. NJ
plliuch,m j. T. Grcrnlcaf :. l.. Hall, II. NJ Smith.
J. n r.hlcy l.. Z. Jones. D. summers. H. L. Hart
" l. NJ F-se 4. de- V wilder C. T. Beebe Malcolm
L,al. L. L. Danforth. Chars > Macy I. W. 'o'"er'
n D. Schenck c. II. Hefrch. II. NJ Andrew' A. c.
c,ii-h v e. Patti II. II. HanNhurst. H. w Foster, H.
willis jr. Max NJ smith, j. ;. Aekernan d. [. Auains
H. j. Ball. W. b. BrccS J. IL. Bryan, r. w '"rA' r
ID COnklng J. W. Drnhlrol Il. A. H. D''' ~ W
neau G. C. punleyy T.. L. l. gerton, u. II. Fnoe, s. B
ri.ot W. j. Flint {. B. Flint, l. H Foster, u W.
HARDER H. w Hanfori. l.. W. Hitchcock. I" H. ller'
q r. Iaidlaw l.. ID. Levi. C. II. Lewis. g. f. Msrtln'
j. NJ Marsh, + McConauehy, ID. \. McMlc"ae'' E' ~
Noble L. T. Poole W. l.. Peters t.. F. schuppan, NJ. NJ
smith H. Slade W ). Talcott. c. i. Whaley, j. NJ
Watson, {. ;. winters.
Tho alumni associations Of Columbia College gave
an enjoyable reception to President Low In the library
hall Of the college Thursday night About ooV
former students Of the college we're present Among
the trustees alumni and professors who accepted in
,itations To be there were;
william c. Schermerhorn, Bisncr Potter stepheh r.
Nash the Rev Dr. T. w Chambers, c. a sllliinan, Dr.
William H. Draper c. NJ. la Costa, John crosby Bro"n
Edward Mitchell Gerard Bcekmdn. +. Augustus schef'
merhorn George L. KNcs, Dr. george H. iesOoas, '""n
- pine DR. ,eorce q, Wheelock. Joseph II. Choate
nr willard parAer +. A.. CoIkng, Dr. T. NJ Markoe