New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
FEATURES OF CLUB-L1FE.
cpr,r PREPARATIONS FOR TIE UNION
LEAGUES RECEPTION TO MIRAl
UALSTEAD.

d" - , =, ,,o.t successful essay In that drc'toh
.hcn II gave it, big Lincoln dinner u" roo'
D, :, oposes 10 have "A stlll bigger time on in''u"y
'', e. reccption 10 Nurat Ialscad, which VIII
l., ,be largest reception ever Known III "."'''
w ', ,on v-os Ia he had only by invitation
= - ,bc $50 members Of the club VIII nave an
ir,,totjnn oven him Ia hesto" npoh H'e''" ~
,horc will be 800 or more cspe''''N n''"'
,,soouentIy II they all come there VIII w o''",
,oo ncrsons present. The reception VIII
last from 10 10 "'"'". IN, :, .his.
r,o u.ov fine AFFAIR viii be managed VIII be inns
NV .o,,r the regular meeting night Of the clnD'
a., ,rler. will assemble A. usual III ii'hc"'" ,"'
. o.clocL when Adjournment VIII ~ ''"'
,n,u the next regular meeting nfh'. nv" ''
,,,,.d will be- escorted to the nan ana NV c''P
uiu bcpin Reside the guest of tue eFo"'"s WI, WI,
,a,. Il WILSON the president Of the club WI" VIII
, .h, GUESTS of the evening. assisted hv me
.t, committee Fohs sd Regiment orchestra
-, fi.b thc music and the hall VIII bc decorate"
u,, nowcr~ and potted plants. of course 'o'' ~ wv
room VIII have to keep moving !" "''"c way W. "
corcrs and If they choose " ~ -,
',s Wall one floor below, they VIII
my 81. nr,aa a liberal and dainty luncheon.
-, -, > 200 pcrSons or for that matter. laii III"
,hor are a large crowd 10 handle But the com.
,toe az aftccn President Wilson has appo'hrN an"
tho Climb members think he has " great hh'A :" "P
,olptinc the right kind Of committees -o"'' n'' '
10 lac N all dsmaycd. Horace IL Dresser j. H. '"'
nd X.
,"rnmittces are: Alfred Eomer D. W. Sorthrnp ana
-, = GiIrulv on invitations, H. u. Schimcr, :. H.
.ri,,,rr, and : Elliott Klrhman on entertainments
and Major f.. IT, Hobbs. Colonel Andrew j. bair
lose Johnson Timothy l.. Woodruff ana theodore
l.. Willis. finance. -,
Tho invited guests will embrace the prominent he
puhlicans Of Brooklyn. including all OF The iAeuc'S
Of the Republican General COMMITTEE ~ "o'' ."
editors Of the various Brooklyn paper' both hepho
Non The committee on iuNtbiil''9
have mt themselves In communication with prom
neut Rcpullcan- I'm each ward IN the clt'' VINO VIII
make M a li,t Of about lity leading members VI '"'
party in each ward to whom Invitations VIII 30 Se"'
The sea+,Ju Of annual club meetings ana eI"'''"">
* abont finished The AmphLon society last MONDAY
evening followed the example Of the other bioo"N u
chibs that believe one good turn deserves ahTe''
and reelected their old officers. This was really ~"
formal ratification Of the ticket sci''"u ~ NV
nominating committee The society has 'h'"h S"'"
Il hlgh degree 81 prosperity under IL pr's'"' ''''
,,cnou, and the social and mu,oa elements thereof
have been 50 clevery balanced ana "D"7cu' '"'
their action seems q wise Tie Officers e'"U'u
ara. President Daniel T. wilson, frat vice president
LANES - Perkins: ~ccDnd vice president J. :. SIND
son: treasurer. William Vogel, recording '''o'N'
Hoffman Bu-h. musical dr-t"r. {. VI "i'h' mus"
committee George VI Dcnni-on and ID ~ "Hu.'",'
librarian A. g. Warlng: executive coiHm''"' W -.
II uaudoIph John > Collins. Dr. u. simmons "'"
!
pr. j. g. Gulick. \ ladics reception wa .''H ~,
rp..t,y and the club was entertained by Mar'h"il
f. wilder Mi, Catherine MONTGOMERY -"p'""o' anu
(,crt.c iIom0ns. little ni', who ma Hnp' '"''r
% Little Lord TauutlcrOy' successfully ''4' ''''
,,lIowcd tilc entertainment and every one "'' """'
,i,,ui midnight in the fnll belief that Ne "'' ''''
-, t,. \iuuhion va. The most brilliant m ~ history
ma. tir,oln Cul also held their annual meeting l'-'
,,d,.-d,v evening" and elected four trustee" Tor ""
| three wear term. About 80 nHo' were cav "n'
| the following members were Unanimously ''''""
charlie. X wallace. Emerson W. kc'es' "'"Fse I'-o'
and charles X. Dcvraser. Tie annual report " '''
,a.,t disclosed The fact THAT The climbs indeh'''
O. t... Than $4,000. $4,000 # which wa
, -, ,,euler, Of tie club In the form OF mortgage
id The property owned bN me Gun
.iu,I Al 10000. The membership
- the club 30 on "" =
r,r,y.ix resigned during the wear and seventy one
...,,,h.r. vrcrc elected The limit Of membership
400 va, filed in March. but the usual changes """r"
,,on, bv moving on MAY and other causes 'e"n'o'
' ,,,,o,c, If active member, To 3sJ. The members
OHIO died during the year were VI. T. Van Nr"hh''''
william IT, Warug and James Pennoyer' Inc urea
| ,r.r.. rcport showed that the CUPS "'""l' '' Wv
'.. ,.d hrcn IN round numbers $4,000 ana IT. eA'
u.u.r, $4,000. leaving a surplus oi ""o"' ""'' "
| hcen applied 10 the building iuhd'
T. v,s matter of surprise 70 many OF the members
ma, William nerri. who had been president 'i 'nc
,, ,r tYo consecutive terms insisted upon rctrihs
| o, all further active participation III lts mah"H"
| mon, lie was deaf 20 all entreatIcs ana rcl"7'" 4"
i,c, an the board Of directors, on "nch u" "''
-ved for three year, The reason Tor MI h'r'l >
di.,o,ition 10 guide The dcStinieN oil thr Lincoln
| ,,h.r after carving the club successfully
| ,,,o,cb IL building operations. when nave '"uiIN
IL, over IA, two terms Of Office "a president, -
| 10, "a seek lie is a member oi between twenty
| d thirty clubs and societies III BROOKLYN ana Ne"
y,rl and while the duties Of his position were nor
! ,h.v ,rcrc sufficiently absorbing 10 Keep MN
! , attending various club entertainments because
| ~, uresencc was required at the Lih'oh' 80 h'
| r,icd "a give some else a chance. IL h com
| o,Iv believed that at the board meeting h'A'
| w,Am..d.v evening J. u. Bowden the present vice
dcu, will be- elected president. ana tllt 'h'i'' A.
| w.I,,ce Will De elected treasurer ana 'hh'
t,,,r.nn " Kcyes will also be- reelected secretary
,rbc newly elected directors Of the Monank wh"h
.,,, means the old board have also re elected the
| -, cicers These are Charles a. Moore. president
lanes f.. Hayes, vice president; William W Eo'St'r'
,.,rcr and Albro J. Newton, SECRETARY The house
committee a, appointed consists OF william NJ 'oc'
chairman: Major James r.. Hayes, Rufus = "rlggN
Iohu " Wilson and Albert f.. Lamb. Tie SOCIAL
| ,i,,.o T. comp~cd Of Timothy L. Woodruff. chair
man. Harris X. smith, y. y Pope, IL. H. Deiaiour'
| T. Faulkner Arthur ". Perego, Jarvis u. Edison
| pu.v g. Williams H. q. Williams and James Foster,
| g.. The membership Is now organized a. follow,
| Abort r. Lamb. chairman; Algcinon - Higgins,
william NJ Cole. John W. Wilson and
ravin IT, Ssyr.. At the same board meet
ing at which these officers were elected
and committee, appointed. the following new mem
| I. ,cr, taken into the club william II. Williams
| Cornelius : Van Wagner. Charles l.. Frye. Louis
| NolIrnhaucr Thomas G.. Long Or. j. Elliott Lang
| staff Warren r. james, II. G. Mcchling, George H.
| rdlrook NJ H. circuit and stephen VI. GrlswOld There
| arr, also about dozen or more applications pending
| Next saturday evening will he club night at the
| members Will listen % "A lectu IA
Joscph Howard. IT,, subject selected by himself
| The new Venetian clubhouse Of the Moniauk f.,
| rapidIy rising up In all H. fair proportions. and
| crowds gather every sunday ~ Lincoln Place in
| Eighth ave- b. examine il. The masons have now
nearly reached the third story aud by the end Of the
week they will be up to 1t and ready To begin laying
the part coorcd terra Gotta frieze. specimen Of
this new departure In terra GOTTA Is now TO be seen
| in place over the bay window. Lincoln Place The
male uff figures IN high relief clearly and show