New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-05
AMONG THE CLUB-HOUSES'
AN ATTRACTIVE ART EXHIBITION.
CLUBS WHICH SAW THE NEw-YEAR 1N-PRAIs-

The coming entertainment of the week in club circc'
promises TO be the art reception at the ONiotd CAuo
which viii Ice open next Thursday, Friday ana SdtW-
day The committee who have had the eNmDlt III
charge arc W. Carlton Virgins. chairman. Dr. H. y
Whitney. Colonel John Y. Culyen, Townsend IhaSe.
and Warren Ilill. They have laboled earnestly "u"
faithfully to carry ont idea which Is sho''al'"H
new one i'm club exhibitions and to carry II out ~ '0
most elective manner. This is nothing less IMAM
dispIav Of new and original works by American
artists These pictures arc to be oD'aiheu "'",'
entirely from the artists and include almost ehuteN
spccmcps of their work which have never Deeh cN
lbited in public before ,.
The committee have succeeded in securing ABOUT
seventy-fve such examples. The chairman ol ,.o
art committee is himself wellknown artist ll'S
invitations to contribute have been hbeT'y ic'po"C
TO by artists Private collectors he mas "IFt LI
IGNORED The result of his judgment and that Oh Ms
collcacues viii be placed before the meinuci9 VI cav
club next week. and a. he expresses H. '"oi0 "'''
he nothing .chesnutty in the whole SHOWING oH0
~ tbc pictIres which is 10 attract great ateH"
a. c,rvas bv George H. EoughtOn, five feet
nv broe in size which has just come to TINS country
If * entitled "Canterhury Pilgrims, ana taxes U9
ruhiect from the prologue to Chaucer ; N"u'V'U''I
Tales George InncsS contributed tWo q. HIS wv
works and \. II. Wyant, W "pert ""u '"" y"
,arton Virgins the same number. Among the marine
,aipiers are Alexander Harrison, Of Parl9 Ni'""..
DE Haas and REIN. other artists whose WORKS VIII
DO reprosonted are VIII IL. Low. Bolton Jones, FRANK
rores Walter >hirlaw. :. J. Guy, j. = Chur'h' -
Carroll Bcc6with Frank Millct. J. q. hro"'i' N''i
Warren Eaton Charles Henry Eaton DaVu T. 'on'
son Francis Murphy, Wordsworth. ShuIteH' '"'"'
Eichenbercer, Rrenncrman. Creheids' ana "h'.'N'''
Tryon's Night owned by George l. Sehey' VIII "l''
be shown.
This art exhibition takes the place Of the uNuai
monthly reception of the clnb and The entertainment
committee under the charman-mp OF walter NJ
Eossjter will have charge of the decorations "mO"
Will be most elaborate. Thursday evening WIZ 'o
reserved for the exhibitors and notable aNNmbIaIe
90 o,.ists viii doultlc~, be present All day Friday
md on saturday afternoon the exhibition VIII DC open
to the members and their friends
The varions New Years Eve entertainments OF the
different clubs passed of in good shape. Inc LIN
roln Club was bound to join IN the 1es'Nlte>' 80
they fitted up their new clubhouse temporarily with
III old carnots and gaSixturcs and made ready to
have a GOOD time. They had IL The new part Oh
the building did not look 50 handsome as u VIII oo
when they finish their aborS. but nobody was d'po'e'
10 be hypercrtical. But the feature OF the buuihS
That pleased the members most was the impressive
effect Of spacosness gained for the lower floor by the
skilful treatment bestowed upon II US "o ''"o
architect. X. L. Daus.
Tho entertainment Of the evening was in the hands
NJ professor L. IL. Mohr. lightning caricaturi~t and
yentroouist: Charles g. oey mour mimic Im'd''r
md the IroolIyn lin Clce Club. They made tmhS'
Jolly enough 10 please everybody. Among those
Adams United states Marshal stafford. John BIS
J.. Il. Bartlett Joseph B. Bowden Milton j.. Bc.den'
NJ L. Bovden. Eugene T. Barnes, j. NJ BTuhh' W. ".
Buttlc Constantine +. Brunn, William I. bowers
David Barnett. Martin Z. Berry Charles il. cotton
Caleb Ii. Candy. W. J. Coombs, Charles CohtcH'
William ;. Colvin. T. T. CheritOn, r. p CmcheaHL
Henry L. Coe. II. Vi. Carleton, Jacob Cole. DT. l.. H.
Cooulbs Ralph L. Cook. Thomas d. carpenter. IT,
Ethan Allen Doty, Harry L. Daniels, Henry n Dyer,
Horace +. Dresser u. X. De BeiAedon. William L.
Davenport. George Drdkey, Harvey fdiF"t
ton. George Follci. General benjamin i. Foster
Thomas ;. Finday, d. T. ;. FOrshay, H. \. IalipaIn
William A. Force. William T. Gregg, Henry = "cI
lnond. J. stewart Gillen, Marion Gumco' idIk ton'
Elijah K. Kennedy, Edwin hcmpipn, hehIS H. HI''
land Charles e.. Lewis !: j.. Lamblas' D. b. LyIs'
IeoTso X W. @'G L. ' " NdrjnnP benjamin " o.
ASSISTANT United Attorney john Oakley Ed"aId
E r re1 piSirci HPtorncy j. " Ridgway Charlie r
Richardson. James ocrmceoar Hcor-e ". 2CeN,
AcOfcd George steel. Robert j.. sinner FRANK Ni'ir
son, DR. IL. +. william. John 1. Randall. General
Williams and Curi, Wayland. TIE Reception Com
niue which Is entitled great praise - me NC
ees,ful conduct Of affair. consisted Of DcA'er VI.
swancy. chairman. Dr IT, y. COMBS, 4. j.. Coohc,
A. H. Hamilton Charlie e.. Lewis, George il. to'Ae
and Thoma, u. Carpenter, r.
Inc Carton also nad great time on New Year
eve, and about 100 member turned onl TO J9n ~ 'Ie
fun aud examine the then fully furnished clubhouse
whose progressive development IN the hand OF ihe
furnishing committee came a liberal share 81
praise The members Of the committee VINO pl' me
BAILEY. chairman DR.; p J.. Ichcnr. -. r. a S,np"a
LOOMS, g.. \. Price, Daniel j. Levi, y. j. Nalhc
Dr. " II. Pratt l. :, EooOn-; X, NapGl'd@n, j..
4. L. r. ~ Teil'. =. {. Tent " ii. stuart
J. 6. Rollins, r. ,,cAermerliorni,, W A.
Stuart IL. y. Van Nlcck j. T.. Young,
T. d. White G. \ Schieren, >. LOOMS, J. Lel'cr7. lr.
w. r. Leary j. " Blake c. ". Jones, g. " kceier
Hubbard. ". T. Jane, Il. l. DeHn7on. y: Iiodeni%'
J.. G. Iolline,wogth. o. t. 9h.pmdn; i. NJ. Eupp' D.
Masters, Dr., ". j. Du1c'' Bart r. Drecnnan' Dr.
W. b. Hcwctt, W: q: Dean, l. f. Dollard \. II.
Fulchcr, >. t. Gee, W. A. L. Nosi. " h. Foorire,;
&. ". Wheeler, Il. II. Weens, j. +. Young. IT,. ana
John. Fowler.
anxiously waiting and the ore that is especially d.
signed to clrsten The new dining room Is jhe sab
hcriptiou dinner, which comes on next lhH-da'.
AboIt sixty member, have put their names down, and
They mean 10 have J0lnhcatlon without ans set
The ROYAL Arcanuu. with the assistance OF the per
formers whose were published ia lat Sunday,
Tribune. spent pleasant cNchIn- watching IN" Old
wear out. About 8 O'Clock Col,nel John =. Ftcactt.
the president Of The club. interrupted The cAc'c.cs
long enough 10 make TWO important announcements.
The first wa, that few Of the member shHd taken up
the floating dent 50 that The clnb might tart he ne"
pointed By his fellow members 10 present 10 Vice
founder 81 the club handsome OAK desk. Mr..
Barnard present, but he wa 50 thoroughly and
completely surprised tiat HI, ready vii deserted nm
friends understand That he would always cherish
their giii and Try to put u where 1t would do tho
most good.
The Wildwood Climb Of Flatbush win chri,tcn their
hoIIc about January i. The club
house is finished and equipped from
top t. toe. The indications that
dances will be by no mean, nircGucnt. as the club
viii combine the best feature IF The Hamilton and
the Field and Marine, ~ both u which organization,
women prominent factor. Those female rel.
auvcs and friends Of the members who have seen
the house are unanimous I'm saving that II IS
simply perfect aud they looking forward
anNouSly to the time the next dance viii be held
The clubs architects are J. &. C1dy & Co. Louis
De COppct Berger. member Of the firm, ha, been
most assiduOuS In his efforts 20 make the most of
the old homestead The cost Of the property, in
Guiding the purchase price. has been $500 This
includes however the purchase Of adjoining plot
of ground. which makes nearly three The Clnl
now owns. ample amount for lawn tennis and other
summer sport.