New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
HOURS OF SOCIAL PLEASURE
RECEPTIONS, DINNERS. DANCES AND OTHER
FORMS OF ENTERTAINMENT.


RECEPTIONS DINNERS. DANCES AND OTHER
FoRsEs OF ENTERTAINMENT
The Ohio Society held enjoyable reception ct Its
rooms No. $50 Fifthave., Monday night. Aooue
200 members and friends Of the society were present.
After listening to pleasant address from the pres
dent, General Wager Swayne, and an nfpromptu con-
cert in which Eugene Clark, Mrs. Helen Douglass MISS
Matte Taylor and Joseph More took part the guests
tynd supper furnished by MazZetfi Much ih'ercs'
was taken in the ticket for officers or the coming year
submitted by the Nominating Committee. This ticket
is follows President General Wager swsyne, vice
presidents William l.. Strong, j. Q. A. Ward. Thomas
A. Edison C. N. IIoagland and George Minimize sec
rotary, Warren Higley recording secretary h""a'"
B. Bruch treasurer, Ieandcr H. Craii' trustees lor
three wears A. j. c. Foye, f. c. B0dman. ana Charles
r. peet IL was said that this entire ticket would be
elected at the meeting to be held on November ~
The society has lately begun TO invite ladies to It's
meetings and in consequence the attendance has been
greatly increased. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Packard. Mr. and Mrs John Dickson
Mr. and Mrs. George Miimine Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Hoi-
loway Hr. Mrs Alexander Doyle. General and Mrs
H. L. Burnett Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Grail. Mr. and MIS-
Thomas A. Edison. Miss Edison. Dr. j. C. Zachos Cyrus
Rutaes Miss Stanwood Miss Bishop MIR. and Mrs T. w.
Harmon Miss Bcdine. J. d. Archhod. r. I. Deane Mr.
and Mr. Carson Lake. Warren Higey and Charles H.
Morris.
cave dinner in the private dining room of the Hotel
Hungsrfa week ago yesterday to celebrate the forty
ninth birthday Of the organization, which held its first
meeting at No. s27 Bowery, near Grand-st The or
eanization has over 100 members and mas been
the parent hive from which several strong lodges have
swarmed. Its lodgc-rooms at No 744 Br0acway.
II is proposed have public reception and enter
tainmcnt on November 0. next year. to which the
wives and friends of the members Will be IN
vitcd. The following toasts were responded 70
"weicome" Z. II. Van Doom; The Day We Ceie-
brater David II. Knapp, for forty eight years mem
Der Of the lodge The Sovereign Grand Lodge IT, W.
Dilks; "fhe Grand Lodge Of Eew-York.' W. H.
spooner: sour Order Throughout the World J. X.
Tresidder @The Grand Encampment Of Ncw-forn,
James Terwilliger; "The Patrtarchs Militant ). "
Woodward Of Albany "Our Guests John W.
Coburn. Among those present were
T. j. Conley, II. Ahrens, c. E. Forster W. ~. oaiVer'
A. Allen G j. wcfnz T. O. waterkeyn, d. F. Helfrech'
w. b. La Rue c. Stevenson. W. Fling, J. A. CorneI.
q. l.. Fraiey. H. A. Thomas, W. Skinner L. f1nucAne
and II. v. White.
II was gay and pretty crowd Of dancers that
filled Arlington Hail. in East Eighthst last Weines
day evening at private reception given by the j.
stolts Association The hall tastefuy decorated'
and the affair proved financial success, as wen as
social one The first march was led by John MesslcK
and Miss Katie Hildebrand, and the second by Nchoas
Murphy and Miss Nellie wharin.
The officers were
Michael j. Mononan, prSsucher ""hi ~ ~~'''
presidents George f. Humbert, secretary; James =.
Arhei financial secretary; Richard T. Duke treasurer
Michael Madden, sergeant-at-anns moor mansser 'o
skessick assistant Nicholas A Murphy
merpbers Adam Raedg, Edward Davis, Joseph Oa@s'
Josenh eisler George Maoney, Frederick Dahin George
pahin Nicholas Clark. william Geary, Philip Gross
patrick Morris George Render Nicholas Campbell Loua
Spots Thomas Frawley. Henry Marquis Robert r. aas'
Oliver HanIon Isidore Gerothwoh. Toby Nebras. John
Rurger James p Donohue p. Hass. James Feeney John
Ihalen Patrick Gcrmlcy Among others present were
Mr.. and Mrs John Tobin William Geary, Max Levy
Miss Nellie Dttenhofer James Schneider henry Mn'er'
Mrs and Mrs. McPharin, Mr.. and Mrs William Gross,
James schoul William Schoul William Prnz. Miss Katie
Phister Miss Annie Lind, Miss Amelia Lind, Henry
Rabot, James Sawyer. Miss Nellie Water Miss Meme
Abb John Stroudmuller Miss Tesse sess'hgef' MISS
5amma HanIon Miss Ida Slessnger, Z. j. Cummings John
Phelan Miss Stella Tobin William J. Miner Mr. and Mrs
Seaman John Tobn, James Sawyer, j. A. Stoit1 MISS
whaleu, r. Riley. Miss Riley T. Fraleish, Miss Katie
Collins Miss Annie Eickhorn T. Nehrbsss Miss Fels and
Miss FreeL
The Mutual Benefit Association Of the Cstholic
Knights of America held their first reception on Monday
night at saengerbund Hall. 1t was held Tor the pu
nose primarily of increasing the fund. and in this it
was cmincntiy successful. The grand march was led
by Thomas r. O,Bren and Miss L. Hastings Among
those present were:
HcCsfty James Green James L. Kearney, John Elmer
snenas r. O'Bren, J. Read p j. Sully, John ORourke
Dr. L. J. Morton Edward Reilly Edward Farrell Frank
FARRELL, NJ. Kenny, John Reilly, John Drady, John
ORourke IT, Charles ORourkc, Charles O'ftourke, Jr
rnomas Reading Frank Simmons, Charles Flaming.
Charles Flanagan Daniel Coakey, w. H. Downs, j. j..
Jefferson S. Barnhil j. F. Foran, James Barrett
Martin McShane. Miss NJ Dunlap, Daniel McDo'nei''
Miss Stickvers f. Mccain Miss Reagan, f. Brown, MISS
f. McCanny Miss May Mccarthy, IL. w. Awkward. +. j.
Herman Oswald Name, Miss Agnes Sheridan, Charles F.
Boland, Joseph L. Hart. Edward Feeney q W. Conkin'
Miss X. Francis NJ. w. Francis, Miss Annie Keller j. j.
OConneaI Miss Carly. George f. Madden, John Van
IIaasen James Boland Patrick Hastings, James Ryan,
James GilIigan, Foley, D. Malloy, ~ f. Desny.
Miss NJ. Void, F. ]. Hastings, Miss May Griihhs' v.
Walsh Thomas Keaney NJ Ryan Charles Clare
The officers In charge Floor manager Thomas
f. o,Brien; assistant Stephen X. Madden Floor Com
mittee-J j. O,Connel, NJ. D., j. j. Jeners r. j. Has
tings Stephen c. Byme W. O. Crolus, c. Sullivan James
X Mcguire, Edward Ryan, L. j. Morton, A. j. Clarke.
Recepton Oornmittee-P J. OConnell S. C. Brooks u.
f. DAILY, Erastus Crous. John Reid, John BRADY William
Hastings Charles F. Bosnd Committee OF Arrangements
John Hastings, John O'Rourke. B. D. Cronin, John
HalIihan Bart Hopkins, William Asher Onleers-Oswaid
Name, president; J. L. Kearney. first vicemestent
William Asher, second vicepresdent; Jeremiah Reed
treasurer D. Cronin recording secretary; G. B. Brooks
financial secretary.
The Manhaset Club men had "stag racket on
Tuesday night In their newly opened clubhouse al
No. 800 Cl;nton-st Broolyn. The Manhassets are as
gallant as any other club and their lady friends
are welcomed to the club house warmly as they are
In any other association but that the men can have
a Jolly time all by themselves was well exemplifed
this occasion. Among the many members present
were:
Thomas Williams, John j. Carroll. John a. StaDi, Dun
Kirk n. Y. James f. Icdwith j.. S. Mednger, r. c
Austin, Binghamton. n. Y. Robert Ct. Williamson. E. w
stevens janis McGsce, J. J. Tenney Lewis Walters
Dunkrk n. Y: w. H. Cough. J. A. Denman. John j
Brady. Harry g. Lyle John X. Lyte r. g. Fox, Angus
Schultz Thomas Moran. Edward Wynne J. J. Swords
Thomas F. Ryan, Joseph Wynne. 7. j. Cusack. A.
Wells, Vineland. n. j.; James 4. Brady. Thomas
Ward p. j. Larkn. Duni1rk. n. Y; John T. Wheeler
Il A IL, Slattery. j. ]. Siattery
A. j. Clark. J. J. McGyney. r. ii. Wis., i. y. Larkfns
j. IL. Cusack james Costello. Joseph h. Lou2hlin J
cavanagh John Fagan John j. Garety. d. j. keefc, D.
Murnane, James f. Ledwith. a. Il. Mari John Murphy
William J. Hughes, John Farrell. William Murnane
H. 4. Lytle. Edward Egge Charles James Francis Gas
sidy. Jeremiah Mahoney. Christopher Mcdonald. Edwsr
Bennett William A.. Rowan, I. p Carmody
p. Ii. Wise. w. j. sparks, e. f. Flood