New-York tribune., 1890-05-04
HOURS OF SOCIAL PLEASURE
JOLLY DINNERS-REUNIONS OF VETERANS
AND OF ALUMNI - MUSICAL
ENTFRTAISMFETS


'hc OF the jOllicst dinners given last week was that
10 Emil oebermann president of the German-,merican
insurance Company on the eve Of his departure for
Europe Delmonco prepared it IN his best style and
ABOUT ury of Mr.. Oclbcrmann's friends sat down TO
H. Inc dinner committee Louis Wndmullcr,
charles stewart Smith. Charles Landon and Herman
funkc. Charles :. Smith, president Of the Chamber Of
commerce. was POSTMASTER. and at his right sat the
guest OF the evening. with Captain ". Willgcrod. COM
lnahder ol tlc Irave the steamship upon which Mr..
ocIocrhshh was to sail. on his right. At Mr.. Smiths
left was Joseph II. Choate. Others the table
Charles IT, Landon, Woodbury. Langdon Louis Wind
muller e. F. Ackcrmann, F. j. Alien, Austin p. Bald
win. LouS +. Dommerich, Gustav II. Gosser, c. +. A.
lnrlchs, Charles A. lIoyt. Charles II. Isham, Lowell
Lincoln Charles MALI John W. Murray. George T..
Paterson. ir. Louis schrcIbcr James A. Svey IIeny
h. RhoadeS, Paul +. Rasor, Richard p. Moore a. W.
klngman' Clarence II. kelsey j. Phillips Jr George
W. smith, Adolph y. Strohn, Alfred NJ. Thorburn
Huge Wcscndonck and William Wood
"McSwyny's Four Hundred celebrated the first
anniversary Of their formation as we'll that Of tho
centennial celebration Of Washngtons Inauguration, by
a big dinner at Demonico's on Wednesday night
where Bryan Gladstone McSwyny well known con
ncction with various Irish and benevolent bodies IL
this city, showed himself to be equally popular
leader in Irish American social circles. Mr. Nc
swyny presided and among these present were Dr.
J. X. Logan. G. G. Shaync J. NJ. WALL Father Lar!An
Of Holy Innoccnts Church; John J. Rogers, Major
T.. j. OShaughncSSy. the Rev. Francis p. Moore, Of
ST. ThereSas Church; Michael Giblin, Henry H.
Brown. stephen j. Gcoehcgan. cXCommi,soner
Thomas :. brennan. J. II. V. Arnold. f.. j. Curry,
president of the Irish Home Rule Club; J. p Farrell
Dr. {. NJ. OLcary. Congressman Mccarthy. Thomas
Willis. Peter OTooc; Major Duffy and Lcutenant-
Colonel Moran, Of the G9th Regiment Captain Thomas
Mortimer. Commissioner shechy. Michael Hicks. Com
missioner Morarty. Colonel John X. Fellows. Chief
Ma a. lltr
Z. f. shepard and John T.. Fitzgerald. Of Boston.
Rockng college songs echoed through the dining
OF the Hotel brunswick Thursday night. whore
the Princeton Club held its last meeting for the
The Banjo Club excelled itself that night and tho
Princeton men talked over old times and sang together
around the supper tables TIL late. Among thOss
present were James " Alexander. Dr. NJ. Alan starr.
w. G. Osborn. duncan Edwards. Alexander Porter
Marsh Colonel John J. McCook. Cleveland II. Dodge.
Henry Marquand, Logan e. Murray. NJ. TAYLOR Pync.
Jonathan >turgcs the Rev. Wilton Merle smith. the
Rev. Dr. Henry Dyke John l.. Cadwalador. J.
Coleman Drtyton Charles scribncr Charles F. Green.
william B Hornhlowcr De Lanccy Nicol the Rev.
Richard D. Harlan. william Allen Butler, jr.. job F..
Hedges Hugh l.. Cole. Charles Allen Mum, Clarence B
Mitchell. David Patton. William Dulles. DR.. samucl
Lloyd. Tracy II. Harris. c. C. Cuylcr and Rudolph r.
schrmer.
A number Of veterans Of the 10th Regiment. New
Yorh Volunteers. had an enjoyable reunion and.
supper In Congrcs, hall on Monday evening. when
several hours were quickly passed ia listening H.
"reminiscences Of the stirring DAYS Of yorc and e.
songs, speeches and rcGtatlons by members of tn
company. The occasion was The twenty ninth nj
vcr,ary Of the departure Of the regiment FOR the scat
of war. Among those present were l.. Frceland pr's
don't. !. ". Brady. vice president. &. y. Cowtan.
". +. Peabody. Captain bergman. the dean Of the
regiment. Captain Walter = Poor. Captain Frank u.
Clark. Captain George VI. Dewey. Charles II. Ludwig.
Hermann Caslor and Nathan Van Iorscn. Of the 7"ih
REGIMENT
About thirty people. representing twelve college.
principally I'm The south and West. sat down {" The
iir.t annual dinner % the New York Alumni Of the
sna chi Fraternity held at Clarke on THURSDAY
night william Erdman chairman and toast
m4-tcr. Among thps" present were Mr.. Fcndcl. IL"
president of the Washington Alumni Association Of the
fraternity; DR.. Farnnm and Thomas Ewing. IT, 81
Washington: Dr.. Zcgcnfuss. ~ Duich"s' County
Alfred TAYLOR. Chaunccy y. Ripley Professor N. NJ
Miller. Of Princeton. Francis \. soraichcy' j. IL.
Claiborne and !. =. Hopper.
Free Ma,ons know how to enjoy thcmscvc' when
they meet, and the reception which was given on
Tuc.dly night 30 TIE Grand I'D. GROOM ~ Masonic
Temple, Twenty th!rd t. and s&t-aye. to the Grand
Master Of Mi-ous Ia the state of New York. John ".
Vrioman. by TIE lctgrs ~ the seventh NpOnic Dis.
trIr'. va, highly successful one These are u"
names Of the Grand Lodge officers who wcrc present.
Deputy Grand Master William Sheer senior Warden
Robert Mccoy Junior Warden T.. ". richardson, Grand
Treasurer Wright Towual. Grand Secretary +. ". l.
Fh!crs Grand Marshal Frederick T. Morris. Chaplain
II. g.. Carter and ". j. Mcdonald. standard bchrcr
George Lurlhan. stewart =. j. Campbell and W /
Ebert, Grand senior Deacon T. C.. Williams. Grand
Junior Deacon 4. H.. Price. Grand Lecturer George !
Ray ymoud. Grand Pur.ui,aut John lIooic ard Grand
Iv Ter George skinner IN tlr Au.t'n Room. n d." /
sane building Right WoI-hpml william Ndlla'' |
Sai,nic u ,trict. madc hi, Official visit at IN, con-
muucailpn accompanied hy the Master, ~ tie lodge,
II which EoInu ". Morgan }. mlst.r and Henry ". |
Feuoycr secretary, we're present. Aii'r the mccthE
amer w'e -rr'cd.
rh. coucer, IN the meeting room Of the Union |
: I'm. ,l5f h,u.c on Wednesday night charm
' ,, f tir club entertained the singers al dinner.
I.a,-,,u MERRILL ". Hull Wl,kham and George j. !
sI.iG"n. Among tho-c present were:
Mr. and Mrs j. G. Iappn. Mr. and Mr. Thoma, e.
Acton Vi. ana Mi,. J. saver Page. MF. and NJ |
and Mir, George L. Howell Mr. and Mrs Joseph :,
Decker Dr. and Mr- George Is. Fowler. Mr. ana MI
Hcl-on Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ilnmmer. VIZ |
sheldon Mr. and MIR. Payson Merrill, Mr. ana Mr, |
G. : Day Mr. ana Mr.. Ethan Allen. cN Iudee ana
Mir. Tcab,dy Commodore and Miss Van -antvo'ld |
Commander and Mss Wil'sic Judge ana Mr'i i."int,
Mltchcl Mls, Mitchell, SIR. and Mrs. Charlie Dawson
MIR. and Mrs. Bingham Maynard, George Montague
T,yton ives, General Rush G. Hawkins. II. G. Ward
and Harry ;. BabcOck.
About 200 ladles enjoyed the hospitality Of the
FclloWciaft Club on Nclnc-day, ana saw an 'NhIW
ton of musca instruments that were the PFccur Or
Of the pianofofte Among the visitors were Mr. Grover
Cleveland Mrs Abram :. Hewitt Mrs. Mary Mapc' |
Dodge. Mrs. Annie norton lIaridegcn. M's J",cPu,uc
Lazarus, Mrs T.. \. Dlhmar Mr.. g. g. Trash Mf..
H. ". Glider, Mr.. Charles De nay, Mr., 'corg, }.
Garfield, MIR. r. rWoodward Mr. CIV iio,ncI; NJ,
Iosmcr. Mr.. J. l. {. Clarke. Mi liu's Ms Marion
Macdauic, Mr. Theodore II. Ice. Mr.. Earl kn0N'
MIS- Laura stevens. Mr, T.. O. Chamberlain, Mr'.
Iily DcvcrcuN Blake. Mis- Blake. Mrs, \. W: Berg.
Miss Kat f. Carhe, Mrs. Kenneth Criniori' Mr'.
A. G. Preston. Mrs j. L. Crosby and Ml,, Crosby, the
Misses Cranfod. and the Misses Contcncln. Among
The Gentlemen guest, present Alfred VI. WILLIAMS.
Editor Of The Providence Journal. Henry Holden,
musical composer, and Il. l.. Cutting, j.
4 private musicale Will bc given 10y Miss Lille i'crc
at No. G} fifA-aXc. on Friday evening, May To- III
Berg viii be- assisted by number II her pupils ahu b
acvcral well known people. Among tho,c VII" NiI