New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
HOURS OF SOCIAL PLEASURE.
Observation-Disclosures DOES NOT PREVENT
THE PURSUIT OF AMUSEMENT.

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formal Kind last week nevertheless there were sooo
800, noon,e not so wrapped UP in political affairs Us
NOV IN have time for enjoymen Of ngnter kthu.
.r,opc these were the members Of william IT, hltcnen
pos. M 5,p g. A. r., who held their one hundreoth
o,camnment on Wednesday night In their new hcau.
ouartars No. 409 Thirdave.. between Iniry-''ni"
ard Thirty fourth sts After the camp broke up "e
Grand Army men had well attehoe. "".
u,non enioyed reception for their friends a.
Tlo Ivc.um opera House. An elaborate supper was
sorved AZ 10 O'Clock and dancing followed. During an
interval In the dancing presentation OF handsome
eoI niece WIS made by his many friends In the post
N Adtutau Weber. Among those present were Cohi'
r.raer william Atkinson and Mrs Atkinson senior
VICE. commander James ID. Boardman ana MRS. boAiu'
man. Junior viceCommander "eore' W. 'am "as."ss
.nd Mrs. Van WAGNER. Adjutant Abram L. weber ana
,,". wo,hor surgeon J. W. Hustled and Mrs Husted.
80 ,, 49,, Mrs. g. T. King, Matthew NJ. Glenn,
w. =, Tho day and Mrs Glenn, f. Bartrow oihcer
:. 49, 800 md Mrs Bartrow sergeantMa,o Thomas
CoohIan and Mrs Coghian, ana
George McFadden and Mrs Mcfaaden'
o.ou+ hand writers In New York have secured for
,.o,,,sa,yes a considerable amount OF fun ana sohd
advantages too by uniting themselves WIZ" o'o 'o''o
poitan stenographers' Assoc'a'o''
young club with a commodious ana handsome oiu'
bouse at No. 95 Lexington-aVe lhey ne'" 'aen
ooora fau rcception there or the nieht ueioN
ee'onu A',, - a most successful affair 1t was.
-. 700 oorr,os danced In the parlors OF the hist
onor which had been covered win crash Ihose VINO
did not dance spent the time wato'''s "'' u"
or nlavinc billiards upon the tables "ps""' "''~s
those present we're +. =. Smith, D. II. lhoniae - ~
,,o,rrov u G. Ross DR.. L. S. Buckley Mrs. u. Z.
"a. Minnie WAY. the Misses Hendrix, Miss
=, r.arv MIss Taubert, II. c. Feey, Miss
e,hordt Miss Madge suter, Miss Braddei MISS DViS'
~ unbbard J. r. Geary, D. L. otah"oou' W.
wa,worth Lloyd Roberts, J. ii. Hipiish' "nu W" -,
Uendee The committee OF arranseheh'' was nav
nm Of Robert !. Nichols, ID. 81. lnoni"s ",nIn' ~
Hendee DR.. G. W. p Ramsey Ni''' ''' - ''
Miss Burns and Miss sharhey
particularly jolly dinner was 'he one ''c'u vi
Wednesday night at the Ashland HOUSE. WIG" a,so
number OF members of the Launofymehs N'So'
90 yew York. Brooklyn and Jersey CITY SAT GOWN 70
81 ,ontbIv feast After the dinner was over H. +.
~ a,e several recitations and speeches were made
hy the president H. H. Brockway, OF the Empire steam
Laundry: A. o. Rowe, OF the Comiiefoiai o"h"'
Laundry: E. B. Bishop, Of the HUDSON steam Lauhuiy
and others Among those present. "ero riou''0h
Wendle. OF the Mercantile steam Laundry l. 70 'ioal
T. f. Cotton n. II. Steele, Willlam chiiics '''n Nu
rer, T. Green, II. W. Blshop' a. ID "" "
Dare and J. w. Felter
Tho momhers Of sorosis. undsturbcd by the Thought
of voting on the morrow, met az Den'o"'oo W.,
Monday. and after luncheon enjoyed well arranged
rro,ammc There were songs by Miss Lille berg
and roctations by Mrs Lucy c. Thomas, Mrs Maigare'
Rosenhll and Miss V. ID. Milne. The question ior INC
dav "Haye the Discoveries In Modern science becn
the Means OF Proonging Lfe?' was presented oy 'c
chairman Of the Committee on Science MIS- "nia,
Tod Uelmuth: papers were read by DR.. Mary E. BOND
| and DR.. Jennie NJ. Lozier. An Informal discussion
followed by Dr. Sarah A. French Mrs sara Z. os'roih
Mrs Lucy L. Holbrook, Mrs. e. ii. Resented ana MIS-
Helen Campbell Mrs. Ella Diez Clymer PRESIDED anu
| a majority of the members were present
| The annual ball Of the Edward II. schellens AS
ISOLATION was held at Walhaa Hall on Monday night
| The officers were: F. Mundinger, PRESIDENT L.
Mayer vice president; W. Wilson, secretary ~
schafer treasurer floor committee, Peter Scheheis
! chairman; John Weldon, George Seymour, En"afu
Reilly, George Schumacher, Henry Bayer, Charies
Good John Barnes and III. Meischied; reception com
mittee Peter White G. W. Kelley, Henry Jones'
Joseph Carey, Frank Bailey, Joseph Enoch, william
| Roy Charles Hasse, Joseph Shay, Henry Earnest
Julius Iolsein, +. J. Grass, James BrodbecK Chafie
Foster and Charles Kinefck Among those present were
! Mr. and Mrs Edward scheens, Stephen McCaoe AMI
Miss Marshall, John White, Miss Mamie Murphy, John
McCue Miss Alice Thompson. Miss Annie Goodeman.
Julius Hosten, James Boxbeck and his vile, fe'er
| schellens Miss Curtis, John Rooney, James Murphy,
Leonard Mayer ID. Modinn, Charles Hasse, Miss Redy'
Fred King Miss Martha Tuley, Harry Harris, Miss
| Maggie WEIGH, Julius WeiI1an, Miss 'Tessie Leo
Miss Nellie Gilmore Miss Katie Gilmore, Miss Mamie
Mcbride Thomas McGill, Joseph Carey, Title Dunes
| berg Frederick Mundinger and his vile, Frank Bal
| ley Miss Annie Burke, William Seibert. Miss McDon-
aid, Mr. and Mrs. George Hamm, George Dean and
| Miss Katie StandiSh,
The Brooklyn Heights Social Club gave pleasant
evenings entertainment TO its members and friends.
| including many in this city, on Wednesday night at
It's clubrooms at Fulton and Orange SITS. The affair
was not confined social and literary features, but
fine athletic entertainment was furnished also. There
| were present Walter Brown and Miss Emma Gladwn.
| Malcolm W. Ford, W. c. Adams, Daniel Fodder Mrs.
stln H. stn Mr.. and Mrs. Behrens, Mrs. A. c. Boock.
the Misses Nellie and Katie Sullivan, James Sullivan.
| Miss Annie and Mamie slime, Miss Bella Greenwad.
G. A. Best Miss Katie Hoffman, J. Autenheth, jr..
Christian OFT, Henry Miller, George Gerber, d. ThomD-
| son, Charles T. Kline, Miss Mamie Manning, Conrad
stotberg, Covert, Miss Mamie smith, Miss Annie
| Hoffman, Mrs. Talifaur.
Professor FIGHTERS orchestra furnished the music
] An address was delivered by the president Of the
club H. Kugcer. Mr. Dobbs recIted spartacus to the
| Romans" and several humorous selections. Songs by
the Harmony trio. Misses Bella Greenwald and the Sui
| Ivan sisters followed. Frank La Rosa gave daring
| exhibition the ladder, some OF his Mountaineering
| tricks amazing the onOokers. c. W. Eldridgc re-
cited, "I'm Tramp" Messrs Kngeler Rafferty,, Bah
| cock, and Muir went through number Of gymnastic
feats Dancing followed the performances. The Of
Gcers the club which has been recently organized
| are: President Henry Kugeler T. ii. Feiderson
vice PRESIDENT secretary, william IL. Roberts; treas
urer Herman Harris; corresponding secretary, An
| tonic Guido.
One Of the most popular German associations Of t:
city is the Feundsschaft Social Club. Its handsome
house is at seventy secondst and Fourthave, and II
gave its opening entertainment Of the there
week ago yesterday. Among the many present DR.
and Mrs. Il. Ofenbach Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Marks, Nr
| and airs. David Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Bicitenbach
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cans, a. Rindskopf Mrs Rnd
skopf Mr. and Mrs. j. Hayden. Dr. Nordman, Dr
| and Mrs. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Hans, Mr. and Mrs
| Lionel Sutro, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sands, Mr. and Mrs
| Richard sutro, Mr.. and Mrs. J. LOewie, Mr. and Mrs
sam slseman. Mr. and Mrs. =. Won, DIR. and Miss
| May, Miss Alice Alexander, Hugo Alexander, Osca
| Mayer, Miss f. Mayer. Lawrence Boomlngdae. ALFRED
| Freund, MAYER Auerbach, Miss Clara Auerbach
Alonzo Rot,lSchild, Miss Hattie Rothschild Misses
and 3. Frank, f. Frank, H. FEEDER, sig Stineman
| Mr. fern