New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-01
UOTRS OF Social PLEASURE.
MANY SUCCESSFUL DINNERS, RECEPTIONS
AND REL MONS.

ooo y, ,,o most enthusiastic public dinners given
last week was that Of the General Committee Of the
Republican Volunteer Association at Moielos on
Wednesday night II wa, rs successful as the orgaui
cation itself and that Is saving "A great deal. The
company that sat about the table was mixed one. as
far ~ color and nativity concerned, but all were
storch E.publican,. all were patriots oil were DC
.r1niued To- pull together for the good Of their a's"'
ton all wcrc proud Of IT. rapid growth and cifdltahc
record and all bound to give duh care the " 70 10y
for that night anyway and thcy did II. II wao their
first annual dinner a. a committee and they mustered
in force.
oliver sumner Teal. chairman Of the Executive
Committee had seat ~ the end of The table. julien
r. Davies, the president II the General Committee,
prc,idcd H. L. >atterl"c. the hard working secretary,
was in q quiet corner chatting with that Jealous com
mittccnau and untlriue worker Frank l. Henry.
Among the other, present were James VI. Narnum.
General H. l.. Burnett. colonel William JAY. vice.
president Of the association. captain j. H. McNamcc,
president Of the Irish American Republican club,
MaLlon Chance. Gcorsc i Duy-tcrs. cN A--cmhiyman
Walter Howe state senator L-pcuad stewart. Jane,
f. Van Rensselaer,. William !. Van RENSSELAER,, !. VI.
Wall Jacob II. >imm-. jefferson >cii-man. Edward
LYMAN short. Dr. Nicholas hlcrrine. OF the scan.
diuayiln American >ocety. Sisuor s.ni-calo ot the
Italian American society; ". +. u. scott. Philip +
Van VOORHEES,, and \. T. fernando. rcpr.-cltns the
>pani~h->mcsl'au Republicans.
was held at sherry, by that popular organization Of
hymcn in the Protestant Episcopal Church diled The
Church Cmh. Almost 100 diner, sat down 20 the
board which. thol,h hI. pia.lc and lpadcd d." the
regulation banquet table. for-ot 20 gran .p cheerful
was the company. T. y Ecll. the president Of the
cuh, resided. ard ~Iocchc- were made As rrhop
seymour Of ~pruciic.d. H.. the Rev Or Garrison,
Gcor,c /alr-lc. John -. smith. the Ec,. Dr.. j. W.
Brown. Arcldc,con Van Klcc,k and hl!od lee. prc-i
dent OF the Delaware church ClIh. Amous the
other, who vcrc thor" were NrcliacoD- Mlcha'-
smith and Thomas. the Eov. Dr. Sittor'c-. ~la kcii'
Mallory Pccrs Gc1r-c y. Johnson the Rev. T.. y. H.
Brown. the Rev. Charlie l.. plm-'"ld. PROBES or Van
AmrIusr. c> Judr" Nr.ouN, salon o. Wa",. ca
surrogate CALVIN. Robert G.. FISHER. i. Van Nc'htrn
olcott Hugh y. Camp. Everett T. Wheeler. Henry
Levi, MORT, Dou-la-- Merritt. Woodbury. q. Lang
don. William II. Boyd. Jane. Burt spencer Aldrich.
John l.. Faurc John BROOKS Lcavitt. !. Blocker Miller.
John Graham. Carlisle Norwood. j., Ludlow ogden
and George u. conorcr
Roman Catholics I'm Iroo;lyn and q great many
people from Protestant concentrations united lat
week hDuorrc that public prlt~l, useful energetic
and widely rel ccicd priest Father Joseph frau,oh.
u - Potter. Amonc Other form, Of expressing their
appreciation IF h. Gf'y year, II devoted work DOB ilc
priesthood. 70 public dinner Wa given him Tuesday
might the assembly rooms Of the Academy 81 Music.
The hall was finely decorated for the occasion and
brilliantly lighted. The dinner was elaborate. Music
was played between tie courses. The best II good
fellow ship pre-, acd and Father Fryn,lo tho honpr,-l
priest felt that his toWusIncu were doing th,ir best
70 show how nigh he stood lu their esteem and afcc
ton. The venerable priest madc brief speech iu
r,sp ousc and said he accepted the tribute not =
iu hi, honor. but In honor Of the wor.
IN which hc Va, engaged. lie then retired from The
hall A. three cheers were given and went home.
Letters Of regret were rad from secretary Tracy.
Chaunccy ". Dcpcw Dr. Il. = ~torre. Murat lIal tcld
I,itr sIftt Inc. IL .ftff
were a, follow: ""our Cogntry.7 Nmh p. Wilbor
"Our City.7 seth Low Educational Pfoerc - \. &.
Tcnucy "Guc-is.7 Colonel John Oakley, Charity, p
:. r. White.
Among the guest wcrc Mayor chaplin. J. = T. strlua
han. Judge CALVIN T.. Pratt Judge Henry \. Moore.
the Roy. II. Price Collier the Row Michael MAY ". II.
Male. ". Il. Eporum. II. j.. POhcmu,. J.. s. ward.
Colonel j. y. Partridge David \. Boody. Jc,.c John
son. the Rev. Thoma, J.. Ward. II. X. sheldon. L. ;.
IurIillam. General II. w. ~lOcum. II. Vs. MAXWELL
General :. L. Noodlord. e. VI. Higgins. T. T.. Cldlcy
f. L. DaIlon T.. +. OConuor, Jamc- T. Pierce. Thomas
J. Kcuua Thoma- T.. rclrsall Dr. j. u. Ru,hmorc.
Theodore J.. Will. Judge y. l.. clement. Darwin H..
James, Ar. White. Judge T. VI. Cullen. II. VI Winter.
George l.. Pca-c Joseph O'Ercn, ". II. Nurthn. and
Charles A. lIoyt.
The member, Of soro,l, gave delightful breakfast
on Tuesday AT Dclmonco, 10 Mr.. May Riley smith
before her departure from New York for three
months, visit to Colorado II wa, M. smith, birth
day and the tables were beautifully trimmed with
pan-ic, fern, and graceful w-tara. Mr., smith sat
neat to tho president, Mre Ella D.cn Clymcr. Among
the other guest, were Mr.. Elizabeth Ahcrs Allen.
Mr., MargaIct T.. Nang-tcr. Nj. Kate Ip.on Clarke.
Mrs sorcttlc, Mctcaf Mr.. Edward H. Coates. u the
New Century Club. Philadelphia. Mis- Frances Eacon
Ridcciill Conn., and Mr.. Lila, H. sanford Of 800,
ton. After brcahfl, original poem, were read by
Mr.. Kate Epson Clarke. Mrs. NJ. \. kiddcr and Mrs.
May Riley smith, and there were spccchc, by Mr..
! NJ Louise Thomas, Mrs.. Jennie June Croy, Mr..
! Alma C. johnston Mr.. Lucy g. Thomas. Mr.. Sarah
| Ostr,m. and Mr.. Bcrghoz. The loving cup which
wa, given 10 >Oros by the delegates 10 the convention
| Of clubs which met here IN April passed
around for the first time. song written FOX Mr..
| smith by Mr.. William Tod lIcmuth va, sung by
the member while the cup went around.
some crcdltabc tableaus were gwen on Thursday
evening Ly boys Of Westminster school. Dobb,
Ferry the subjects for the eighteen scenes being
| taken from the first and third books Of Homer,
Had large and arprcciatve audience, including
many well known people from New York city, were
enthusiastic the classic picturcS. Mr. Cushing
the head master. la, 10 De- proud Of the enter
tanmcnt, which has proved that hi, boys. while
champions in football and baseball among the schools
! on the Hudson, also appreciate intellectual a.
auircmcnt-. The happy result, Of the evening are
largely due to the efforts Of Nicholas f.. crosby In
structor IN Greek and to II. r.. TWining also a
! teacher in the school. Among the many guests pres
ent were the following: Or. and Mr,. Howard
Crosby, Miss Crosby, Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Willard
Mr. and Mr.. cyrus Field, Mrs. G. G. Dodge Miss
/ Ethel Dodge. General and Mrs. j. W. kcarny Mr.
! ard Mr., Austin Corbin, Mr. and Mrs. j. j. McComb
Mr. ana MIS-. Charlie, Coudcrt the Misses Conder
| MIR and Mr., \. VI. Dodge Dr. and Mr.. +. - Dennis
Mr.. Mason Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jairray
| Ms, Maud Jairny. Judge and Mrs. Ingralam Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Hail. Mr.. and Mrs. Jane, Fraser.
There an unusually pleasant social gathering
| al the home Of Mi. and Mrs. Edward u. Jennings In
Mount Vernon, No. 81 south Third ave. on TUESDAY
! evening. The occasion the twentieth anniversary
Of their wedding day, and large number OF thciI
friends assembled 10 con graduate the happy couple
There we're numerous handsome presents given The
front plaza incloscd with bunting and improvised