New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL CLAMBAKE.
THE HARLEM REPUBLICAN CLUB HAS A JoLl

,,ru REPUBLICAN, CLUB HAS A JOLLY
TINE Ar LARoHMoNT.
:. ,.sos more than little rain and wind to scare
Republicans Many Of the Republican, e.Iurs,ons
outings lately have been frowncd on by the eements
sS ,hov oiways turned out highly successful. Ihe
yar,or Renublican Club proved ii again Yesterday
Tn. members of the Hoboken Turtle CLUB nae hholy
given the use OF their handsome grounds on the shores
~ tho Sound at LsrchmOnt for the ciamoeKe WHICH
the Harlem Republican Club had DECIDED 10 nave
anS b,,h winds which made Larchmont an unpleasant
u,ace Yesterday had no effect on the attendance az te
clam,ske nor on the spirits OF those who came Ana
sroh n tamhake as they had be procured only AZ
one mace. and that is the HobOken Turtle Club. Inc
tables were placed in the pavilion ana the clatter OF
busy knives and forks was accompanied by music ho
hand which the club had brought from this city.
The hand had hard time in trying to play fast ehOue
N keen pace with the disappearance OF the component
ports Of the "bnken and the walters worked as never
waiter. worked before The result was soon seen In
-. r.ountain of dishes corn cobs clam SHELLS and
lobster sbes that grew up outside, and as the mount
ain 90 grew the merriment till the walls echoed again
~ tho cheers and laughter OF the 200 Republicans WHO
were gathered there. -
Ansr the last luscious morsel had disappeared
Washington winsor, tho president OF the Harlem NC
uubljcan Club, rose and made short address, "iter
which he introduced George W. Wanmaker HIS
for lots OF applause. He wns followed by the pres,
dent Of the Hoboken Turtle Club, J. Rockweii
Foy who made long speech, luh VI
the poetry which he has imoiDeo 'nlo
summer in moonlight nights on the Sound o. o.
Rnrdette then made some humorous remarks, anu sas
n song in which he made telling hits at the cup men
hers. which brought down the house. II. Z. hooln-
con first ceprcsident of the club, made the closing
speech after which the party adjourned to the cluo
house where hilarty and ollity ruled long al'er ''
night had fallen over the waters outside
Other guests who sat at the speakers table "eie
Charles Wager Hull, Harry Calkins, l.. D. stuart '
A. b. Humphrey. E. NJ. Cutler, VINO bclohss !" Oo'n
clubs was on the committee Of arrangehoh'e ","
when he gets on a committee 1t means something no
has the faculty Of finding enjoyment In worhs '''o
for others and he made of yesterday AMIR
He was ably seconded by II. X. owens ana Johh ""' -
The officers of the Harlem Republican Cup were "''
present They were, besides the president anu NiS"
vice president, Henry T. Pierce, second NcePcs'u.".
Headley NJ. Greene, Frank l.. Norris ana D"'i'i o.
McAlster secretaries and Thomas wright, TREASURES
Among Others present were Fred w. Randall, samuei
Schwartz, Lincoln Brown, H. Wheeler Combs franz
Ratbbuyn T. H. Post John Rudd John van plIuer'
Harvey C. Colpin IT., G. Pierce George Lucas NJ L.
Ecksteln. E. Rinke Harry Van Lew, Charles ulaser'
James Coyan, w. II. Colwell, W. O. eteDoihs L. a.
Kinne. Frank Winnie, Lincoln Stewart Ray uoroon,
II. NJ. Schwartz Captain Patrick, Dr. Cleand, sainuei
swa E. c GO 'a A6Tsn steers Durham Allen
Somery g. s plampey A. X Bedell, j.. NJ. Odcn
btOwR D John snTsd ko SSen E. b G %
OsPrien DR. Thess Colonel James COlvn, /. b.
SaES Jsr9d ToF N HoN MHE w. PHI
brick David Porter E. Houghton, Z. J. Lowry, Curtis
B. Pierce, DR.. A. n. Broekwsy, John speTry, f. l.
McInaI, ex-Assemblyman Dyer Pearl and Malcolm "
Letters OF regret at inability to attend were received
from Postmaster Van Cot Appraiser Cooper and John
r. SpOOner.