New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
HOURS OF SOCIAL PLEASURE.
RECEPTIONS, FESTIVALS, DINNERS, PICNlCS
AND OTHER FORMS OF ENTERTAINMENT.


social and musical affair The fveyears married
couple received many congratulations and handsome
presents and the joty of the guests at supper after
ward added flavor the food. and the solos and other
music by Professor Julian Jordan and Mrs jordan
were a seasoning that excited the appetite. Among
the many guests Mr. and Mrs. James y. Lockh1rt
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones, ..r and Mrs. William L.
Clark, .Tudson Doottle, Mr. and Mrs. Blakeman, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph 5. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Van
Horson, b. F. Ashley, Editor Of " The Record' Post
master Henry Huss and Mrs. IIuss, Mrs. C. Fraser,
Mr. and Mrs W. G. Fraser, Mrs. J. F.. Fraser Miss
Emma Fraser Mrs. E. Fraser, Of New-York, relatives
Of Mrs Lockhart Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Hayward. DIR.
and Mrs. W. 5. PAGE. Mrs H. E. Rhoades. Miss Ella
Rhoadcs Mr. and Mrs z. d. Jennings. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Tier, Miss Lizzie Jones Mrs. II. II. HIS, Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. wilkins, f. II. Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. F. Johnson Mrs i. Strange, the Misses Strange and
Lizzie NJ. Lockhart
The reception given by the witau Literary Society
to Edward L. Tilton, who has Just returned from three
years studies in architecture in France and Italy, at
the home Of his father, B. ". Tllton No. 12O south
second-ave. Mount Vernon, on Wednesday night, was
brilliant affair. Among the many present were Ed
ward Gay the artist. and Mrs. Gay, Mrs Vivian Coker,
OF South Carolina: Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Chambers,
exSupervisor Joseph s. Wood and Mrs. Wood, Mrs.
Robert L. Milford. Miss May Milford the Misses Carrie,
Sarah and Josephine Tton, Lieutenant II. f. Rhoades,
Of the Engineer Corps Of the Navy: DR.. and Mrs
wood. Nine. Isabella Towpey, Miss Towney, Mrs.
s. Fearey and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis f. SCHNEIDER.
4 most successful and highly enjoyable house warm
ing was held on Monday night at No 40 West Thirty
ondst where the RenwclN Club has established its
permanent home. The house Is four-sory one and
is admirably furnished from top To bottom, thanks to
the indefatgable energy and good taste Of the furnish
ing committee Charles T. Lunt and Thomas Il. Gibbs.
The club is only nine years Old and organized with
few members. but 1t has grown 70 200 members. and
they are the kind that wants the best Of everything
I'm the way Of the conveniences and comforts of CLUB
life. At the opening ceremonies Louis Ferguson, on
the entertainment committee. introduced President
Charles F.. Sturses who made short speech OF vel
come in introduced the historian, J. Castree
Williams. whose exceedingly clever and humorous
history Of the club and It's members received with
emphatic applause.
The following are the officers Of the club Presi-
dent, Charles +. sturges vice president, Edward y.
Iill: secretary Wallace c. GoTe: treasurer George
Lockwood; governors. Thomas r. Gibbs Louis Fergu-
Edward W. Hltchings Charles T. Lunt, Alex
ander g.. Cabus, J. H. Hume. Among other mem
bcrs Of the club F. &. spoford, Samuel VI. Cope
land, Charles c. Gofe r.. II. COTE, ir., Disney X.
RObEson August Noel. jr., j. l.. Prime, Dr. H. B.
Conrad. John J. Corning. DIR. J. W. Lyman. Charles
a. smith, J. II. Booth. DR.. E. W. Burnett Barrett II.
Adams Dr.. John II. Nesbit. W. H. Starbuck, Wallace
D. Barkley, Or. Samuel Murtand. Herbert F. An
drews. Walter II. Stewart Dr. F. J. Cronk william
NJ. Leslie, jr., DR.. c. 5 Allen F. E. Narsland, J. G.
DAsceveilo. DR.. F. W. Hamln, Horace Craighead.
Or. q. q. Van Schaick, E. II. Bussenschutt Frederick
Z. Lewis, Percy Pyne Lewis, ". II. Hooker Richard
a. Harvey, Henry l.. Sanford, Walter A. sanford, j.
Tasso Fischer. William r. Laidlaw Robert C. Fisher,
r. F. a. Willard, J. A. Sanchez, e. A. schlotz, John
b. Graham. J. X. Smeallie.
The steward is william c. Muschenheim, formerly
of the New-York Athletic Club.
dinner given to remarkable man. in his own
way. at Delmonicos on Tuesday nght-Christopher
A. Buckley, the blind leader Of the san Francisco
Democrats. He born and brought up in this city,
but has made his rather unsavOry fame in San Fran
cisco. lie came East for a bride last week, and
number of the local Democrats did him honor. Judge
Morgan J. O'Brien presided. Among those presens
were Mayor Grant. sheriff sckes, ex senator Thomas
F. Grady. Controller Myers, Judge II. Wilder Allen,
Judge James Fitzgerald. Commissioner Thomas F. Gil
roy, Robert A. PinkertOn. Edward Kearney, Commits
siOner Joseph Koch. Richard A. Cunningham. William
II. Hurst. James J. Martin, James w. Boyle
Commissioner Cram, Charles ;. Haswel Richard
y. Buckley, Peter Bowe. James J. Coogsn,
Robert McCafferty, Richard : Newcombe, Clark Bell.
f. p. Hagan, Assistant Distrct-Attorney II. d. Mac
dOna, and ex-Judge W. H. Kelly. In the California
contingent Congressman Thomas J. Clunie. Henry
Kowalski. Judge Advocate General OF California; Judge
Frank Lawlor. J. F. Farley. James II. Long, Charles
4 much better deserved tribute will be paid to the
worth Of Edmund J. Curry tomorrow night at the
Hoffman House by the members of the Irish Home
Rule Club Of this city. Mr. Curry has been president
~ the club for two years and has made himself highly
popular in that capacity. But the dinner
which will be given 10 HIN TO morrow night
is intended special mark of grateful recognition
Of his zeal and tact chairman of the press commit
tee Of the recent fair in aid Of the Castle Garden
Mission. Mr.. Curry raised $1,000 by his individual
efforts for the fair and in many other ways made his
services invaluable 10 the undertaking. John Nc
Gcary, Of No 26 Walker St. is the of the
dinner fund. and the members Of the committee Of
rangementS include Major +. J. O'Shaughnessy,
Michael Giblin, j. p Farrell. Bryan u. McSvyny,
chairman Of the executive committee; DR.. John Logan.
Major Edward Duty. Of the 69th Regiment: Judge
James Fitzgerald and Henry McAleenan Thomas F.
Ryan the secretary. The price Of tickets has been
put at S10
The annual picnic Of Court Farragnt. No. 7.657,
A. .. F. Of A.. was held Wednesday afternoon at
BAY View Park sixtieth-st and Third ave. BROOKLYN.
over 100 couples took part in the opening march,
which led by Mr.. and Mrs Keanc There
q prize drawing for handsome marble model OF
man -of-war. which imported from Italy and pre-
sentcd to the by william McMullen. The affair