New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
IRELAND'S PATRON SAINT.
TO HONOR ST. PATRICK'S DAY WITH FEAST
ING
BIG DINNERS OF THE FRIENDLY SONS OF ST.
PATRICK, OF ST. PATRiCK's CLUB AND
OTHER HIBERNIAN ORGANIZATIONS.


The Irish National Festival Of 81. Parlck's Day
will be celebrated this generally even than
in former years. Besides the parade by the Ancient
order OF ibernians. there viii be several other celc-
braons, such a. dinners, public meetings and balls.
The Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick will enjoy their
annual dinner at Delm0nico's, The st. Patrlck's
Club at the Hoffman House, the Friends OF Ireland
at Rogcrss No. Park Place, and the Knights OF st.
Patrick, Of which Henry ID. Purroy Is PRESIDENT at
its club house. No. $40 Broadway. In Tammany
Hall, Captain d. G. Mccarthy, OF the 69th Regiment,
VIII celebrate the day By ball and reception which
Will be attended by many prominent Irshmen outside
of the regiment. In Central Turn yercn Hail. sixty
scventllst. and Thrdave., Lieutenant Colonel
James Moran, OF the 60th Regiment 10
whom time ago awarded a
sword the "most popular officer in
the National Gnard in the States of New-York and
Ncw-Jerscy." will also have ball and reception which
Will likewise be attended by many wcll-mown Irish
men. The sword will be presented to him on that
evening
After the usual street parade by the Ancient order
Of Illbernians, public meeting will be held in Joncss
Wood, where speeches and athletic sports will form
prominent feature of the afternoons entertainment
The Rev. Dr. p. Dillon, Of Newark ~ J.. has been
Invited 70 make the principal speech there.
The dinner OF the st. Patrich's Club at the Hoffman
House promises this year TO be successful than
any Of the other eight dinners that it has had. At
thc erection OF officers OF this club held recently these
men were elected President, william J. Tanning:
vice president, Edward T. Mccall; secretary. George
l.. McQuaid; treasurer J. p Delany. Mr. McQuad
and Mr.. Dclany both working hard TO make the
celebration by their fav0rlte organization which though
one OF the youngest is Of the most hOurshng OF
the IrslAncrican clubs in the city, second 10 none.
The names Of the members OF the dinner committee
a guarantee that an evening spent there will be
thoroughly enjoyable These some Of them
Congressman J. H. Mccarthy c. c. Shaync. ID. ".
Brown. Congressman Roswell p. Lower Thomas II.
Komaync. DR.. J. Brown, Of Dublin. Ireland b. r.
kcarns ex-senator Thomas +. Grady. School Commits
,ioncr ThaddcnS Morarty, DIR. James +. Kelly Major
L. j. O's lushncssy. John j. O'Bricn. John j. Iarring
ton. john Howard Francis Conner, Hugh ODonnon
and william Gcoehcean. Secretary McQuaid says
That speakers have promised To respond 20 toasts
follows: THE Day Cclchrrtc.- Governor Albeit.
II New jersey The United states" Senator Warner
Miller. Home Rule Charles \. Dana; "The Lcgls-
laurc,' Roswell T.. Flower; and The Bar" Congress
man Mccarthy.
The Friendly Of IT. Patrick Will. a. always.
have big array Of talent at their dinner The
speakers they VIII have and the toasts 10 which they
viii pond here given: -" The Day Celebrate
JUDGE Jarrett. " Ireland Chauncey NJ Depcw; Tho
state Of Sew York; General Horace Porter Tho
d" The Bench AMI Bar" judge James Fitzgerald.
Grower Cleveland and the Rev. Dr.. Tamacc have also
been invited. David Mcclure, the president Of the
society. hes borne the heaviest part OF the work IVA
psepirng for TIE evening entertainment aud he says
tlat 20 persons viii sit down ~ II.
james A. o1oruan !. the president Of Tho Friends
~ Ireland society. william COnncliv'ls secretary. and
John j. Rogers treasurer. For their annual dinner
which Will lr in ROgcr'- new dining hall. 40. Park
Place. 10 person, nave alicff bought ucActs and
the evening promises to be treat for those who VIII
be- present.