New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
HOURS OF SOCIAL PLEASURE
DINNERS, DANCES, RECEPTIONS, FAIRS AND
4 HOUSEWARMING.

A HOUSEWARMING.
That was an artistic dinner indeed at the National
Academy of Design Wednesday night, when thu
members OF the institution celebrated their annual
meeting by an unusually enjoyable feast. Among
those who sat around the tasteully decorated table
and made as fine picture Of ideal convivality they
ever did on canvas were:
william H. Beard J. X. Brevoort, John B Bristol. J.
g. Brown f. c. Church, Jasper +. Cropsey, NJ. ,. II.
De Haas Thomas W. Dewing, Frederick Delnan. Jared
2 Flagg Gilbert Gauy T. Swain Clifford c. c. Grswod
Seymour Joseph Guy, Hamilton Hamilton, William Hart,
rcrb NJ Hart Thomas Hicks, Thomas Hoyenden, Daniel
Huntington Eastman johnson, Alfred Jones. II. Boltoa
Jones' Louis Long Henry \. Loop, William Msgrath,
George w Maynard Jeryis McEnt~e Charles H. Miller,
T. d. Millet j. c. Nicoll, T. wood Perry, Homer D.
Mi, samuel Colman T.. L. Henry. T, Addison Rich.
aids Alexander H. Richie, Horace wocott Robbins, John
poyors T. J. lstedt, Walter Sniraw, George H. Smile.
wn,n, L. sonntsg Arthur +. TAFT, Wordsworth Thonp-
son Louis c. Tiffany C. Y. Turner, Krusemsn Van Een:
Fdoar NJ Ward j. Q. a. Ward, Olive H. Warner, j. Alden
vvo,, y Weir Thomas Waterman Wood, who presided,
and George II. Yeueh.
Tho animal dinner Of the I'D Regiment New-York
Veteran Volunteers Association, held at Arlington
Hall on Monday evening. was equally )oliy' About
fifty war-scarrcd veterans were present anu tc1
made the hours fy with "reminiscences gay ana grave
Of the old war times Tie officers Of the association
arc NJ W. Fecncy, president; J. J. Murphy VICE
president: William sweeney, recording secretary;
stephen j. Lanahan financial secretary John j. Wier.
treasurer. Among those present were
General Henry f. Trcman, Captain c. W. Wilson, Cap.
tain John Noonan. Dr. Frank H. Kldse"ay' oomfsa~
william Gleason Michael Gleason G. Ihomas' j. "hse'
r. Smith r. Morris j. c. Ack rman, j. Lesser AIeSandef
| McClane j. Hedrlee. II. McKcon. Henry A. Krsus'
William Haley william Perkins. Thomas Sheryn, Lyman
| Green Elias Lloyd c. X. Mellor W. Barring G. shaue,
| and Iobn sheridan Captains James McLane John
| Spcnce Comrades william Brown and c. W. Baldwin, of
the 18Th Regiment Captain Joseph Murphy OF tho 10th
Ropmeut william Reagan. OTIS j. PARKER James Capper,
William Tieney Adam Nettawall, j. NJ. Adams, John r.
>esbi,t Robert Wilson, Of Brooklyn Patrick Hayes
warden or Kings County Penitentary, and Walter Plas
! tow, OF Hamilton, Canada.
! Koltes Post no 30, G.. \. r., had most success
hu fair last week, which lasted for several days.
| PERHAPS the most enjoyable evening Of them all was
| Thursday night, Grand Army Evening" whom
speeches were made by General o. o. Howard, who
was accompanied by his staff; General Franz sigel.
| Colonel Floyd Clarkson. Mrs. sarah NJ Nichols and
Mr.. Ida Moore, Of Brooklyn. Among those present
| were
Carl schurz, Adjutant-General Whippe, Colonel
| sutherland General II. G. King Colonel E. A. Under
hill Past Commanders George Appeby, lssador Isaacss
| Charlie, Semsey and J. Il. Nugent. General h. X
| Curtis, Postmaster Van COu, eNJucge Van it0eSens
! General julius Stah General Ferrero, j. ;. Fraser
Francis Irsch Theodore Feldsten and John ;. Phillips.
| Tho committee having charge Of the booth Of Koes
| POST were Mrs T. Appel president, Mrs. a. strive,
treasurer Mrs Seeman secretary Miss Lilly Bmiller,
| Miss Clcmentna Appel, Miss VI. Appel, Miss Emma
| Walty Mis-, Eta Wa.ty, Miss Mamie schnzlen, Mss
Julia Lcc6, Miss T.. Bmnn.ng Miss Annette Huger
| and Nj, Clara Flc.~chmann. The veteran assocla-
| lions Of the eth Regiment, y. G. :. y. T., ana OF he
| 18th Regiment Ncv-York Volunteers, sons OF
Veterans Camp No l.. the Riler GilSey and stein'
wch. Posts g. A. r.. We're among the military organs
zat!,us present. The Mozart Nerein and swaoscher
/ saengerhund sang
Another highly successful fair was brought to
close last week by jolly dance. About s4o'o"
was realized 10 aid st. Josephs Home for ths
Accd and about 400 couples took part in the closing
dance on Monday night Among them were;
Thona, :. Brennan John II. speilman' Ec"ara Y.
Sh.rhy Charles +. Waters william p. O'Connor, ChaE1S
Y. Iornes. Philip Mi..e1n, Augustine Walsh Ea"aa %
! Farrell. John Early, John Burke, Andrew D. MM.''
/ Richard NJ waltcrs Henry Campbell, william j. DuHy'
Patrick Herman. Clarie, 7. Cunningham F. " Beise'
/ r p Fitzsimnons MS, X. c. Var, Ms Ferrero, hf+
and Mr.. Abraham unlysr Mr.. and Mrs John B'aoleyt
Frederic Il. Cout,rt Mr.. and Ms George W. fIuhHic'
NJ and Mrs william McBurnie, Mis- IoFpey, Miss lie
| Martin y. NJ. Brown. MIS- Ida BAham, Miss HInha
C,,.parh Nh and Mrs. Frederick J.. Gilbert c. T. DIS
coli Miss Fitch. Mr.. and Mrs H. IL. Brown. Miss lie
Eo.cer Mr.. and Mr.. Henry Hughes, MI ana Mrs.
Edward Martin W Bourke Cochran George EhFe' Eu""ro
t,,o NJ. P,,o, Miss NJ Niukin Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
F. Measher Mrs. CaliNte Harvsr, Miss owen, Miss
Julia Partou Mss NcCuilum. james Orwell PISS ".1'
CARY John J. kennedy Mr.. and Mrs.. Conan MIS- NA'.
4 cogan Mi.. Aunls Muhollaad John Graham ME- aHa
u Muls Mi, Mary Polk Mss Fmkensten, Miss
Cora e.. 7. CARY and Mi~' \ Do.an'
There IS something about housewarmins that never
fails 10 becet good fellowship and the opening re-
cu.ion u the Business Mems Republican Organization
- III. XIth Assembly District. at It's new headqua~
| ,.rs No 80 sixthave., Tuesday night was no
exceptlon o. the rule. In fact. enthusiasm was us
feature Of the evening. The rooms were gayy ane
handsomely decorated and the programme OF si0ra
speeches. instrumental music and singing was vel
fitD-g
| 3, Alderman James C. NJ Murray, c. W. Anderson
c,,-,,s 4. Mauoy, samuel Williamson, W. II. CFo"+
John b. Dune l.. c. Ashley Frank j. Ferre' jams -
Poster Job T.. Hedges, W H. Hop@ins John D blAef'
D.. T.. II. Murphy. George Fehrlch fi'ue'''H - w
,ssor Adams, Jacob sims, Frank - orr JuH-e Jon" ''
! Gri,.,u BENJAMIN Phillips. Thomas Dempsey in'h~'
e. Claiborne o. Peterson. Robert Johnson Da'' 49,
! A. Hartman William G.. Roberts "N'A4 - -
William H. p,chcr. william Ferguson D. A. @'rNNr
. , f,.,u~ o,.orss ". Decker. John conway heh'J
Friedman j. Williams. +. Martin anf william D. .ohn'~
hr,ht rccontion 10 a number Of women nter'
,.,oa in ,he good work done by the shelternS Arhs
VA. given in the Iuildm- of that institution on fr''
do ,i.rt The singing by the clear voices OF larse
,,,t.r ~ homeless children. who he'd been rescue"
from an evil ~ the efforts OF the-c l"nicN I
n accompaniment u the enoy uent OF the 'c''''o"'
Among those present were A.,
n, ~ pt,r. MIS-, Julia T. Peters, the Rev G l. "'eu'
It,rd Brown. Mr. aud Mrs. l. F. ware Jonn 49, ~.
nr ana Mrs., l. A. Roden,t'in Miss Futhiss' Nis' go,
!, cb,urr.y Mis-, J. A. Temann. Miss r. Co1A''. 'i''
= richmond Mss K. :. Richmond. Mrs A. Mesff,
ur> Thomas Il. Me,Acr NJ. q. W. lAnd''' ms h
n rnroop Miss Kate Norwood Miss Draper MIS- :" A'
No, and Mis-. Franc, ". Williams
Tina, bold u,nd ~ superstition dederS, the Ihir'een
club. rI>hed AN urtauny and untlmcN ludshleh. ON
their temcrty hy another dinner at the iio'ei "'r
norouch on Tuesday night. Among the diners "e''
nh rt,vori r. John b. Studlcy, J. NJ WADE
to.,nh uigscnbottom, j. rcrrepont, Walter hehieh
T. Abarbauell and Henry \. Hei>cr
Miss Lille Berg gave interesting private cNeo
ON Friday evening In the parlors OF the Mlss"
Graham, school, No. G3 Fifth ave. About -oo Pc.
SONS WEN, present Miss Berg was assisted DIV ICE
1T Mr.. Edward lauterbach, Alfred Laucrbachs