New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-15
AMONG THE CLUB-HOUSES.
ENTERTAINING MAYOR-ELECT BoODY-LoOKING
FOR ANOTHER HOME.

ENTERTAINING MAYORELECT BOODY-LoOKING
FOR ANOTHER HOME.
Mavor-elect David A. Body is the present social
lion among the clubs and it is probable that between
now and the first of January he will have all the dinner
invitations which he will care for. The Carlton Club
led of with the coureses, giving dinner on Thursday
night Mr. Body Is a member Of the club ana was
its second president. The Hamilton Club Will give
dinner 10 him on Wednesday evening, and he has also
accented all invitation from the Long Island Wheelmen
10 dine at their clubhouse, No 12o1 BediordaVer on
next saturday night.
Over 100 guests were present at the Carlton Club
dinner on Thursday night. DR.. T. l.. oclenck pre'l-
dent of the club, was toastmaster. Mler the dinner
ne introduced Mr. Body, who made thOuehtl speeVh
ON public affairs. lie followed by the Rev. d.
Charles H. Hail. with a Characteristic speech OF much
bumor and much more cOnlmonseise Inc otheT
nealers were Justice Edgar VI. C.lllen, Herbert l.
Keclam president Of the Lincoln Club; william berrl
nre,dent of the oxford Club General G. l. Christensen
Iudre Nathaniel II. Clement, Wllilam H. "lNs"s'
Iudge Augustus Van Wyck, Henry Bristc" ana befiaii
! York Among those present were Justice Milaru
Bartlett Thomas L. Pearsall. the rev DE- D. J"
Iobn Delmar James ShevIin, C. n. Moody d. I. HuD
hard SeIatOr-ecct JOhn McOArS' ''N "
and CAPTAIN W. ii. Cochran
Tho Amphion Musical society OF The Eastern us
,rict has absorbed the Arlington Cluo' Inc A"o'o'
- been under cOnsdc atOn for some uhhc' put ..0
.or,,e NJ uniOn were only agreed 10 Oh THURSDAY e"
M, Annbon retains its name and IT'S present quar-
- d tatos in the members Of the Arlington wllii
~. ,t,iation fec The AmphiOn agrees u pay uLe
- -. 10 bouse i'm Bedf0rd-avc rOw occupied 10y uie
- 49,, mill the lease expires, In May next lhls
tt,ation amounts u 1925. The other deDts Vi INC
,,,, ,,.iu lac met by the sale OF the furni'ure III
- ,.df,rd ,,e house. The Amphion now mas 80
tr Tho membership Of the Arlington Is 2oo
- , 10 union REQUIRE that 100 members OF tiie
-. ,oin tho Amphon. IL is said, however, uhat
80, 400 rtu do So The two organizations VIII
,''S o an the first Monday In December
:. =, nr,noeed TINT the Amphion as soon as
lille remove from It's present rooms ana purchase
a house in Bedford-aVe .s 40, .. t
The Crescent Athletic Club Is Teporlsu ho' u NC
so,is6ed with the building Of q country house, "a.
iso bas homes OF soon having city nous M 70
~, H. need InquestiOnably the present houso ~
~ l.s - &c entirely too small 10 meet the demands
MI upon H. The club mas cast iohsins -,
he nroperty of Simeon Il. Clittendei III ald ~,
ST. and, IL Is said, negotiations 10 Oct in pierre
Ior t psnd also has a frontage OF 80 ieet III sion
ipognesi There is talk of putting up ds'c -
ri1cb together with the land VIII cost 41Dp,"1. az
rn,M seem that this would b. htziVN "epe Ioi ' ".
H W. a., a"snme i'm view Of the large expense -
- incurred nt BAY Ridge. Inc SuPio", N'".'
Hos inst granted permission 10 ue COZ Siu ur ~
mortgage the Ray Ridge propfnn n,s The Hamilton
he expense Of the new county houSe. % ~
liz W ir,on1nanv h trustee of the mortgage A. "a.
The Hanover Club gave az ehieiihln,Iimc c ~ The
members and male friends on dnesuss e'''''"e ~
rThe Riding and Driving Club held Is se' o'iu n,,l
ride on "Wednesday evening and " wa a. a, the slne
ss the one held . h Week te cy y;I0 '"'
P Tbs proohlyn Bicycle Club has arranged 70 noiu Us
arst c,ub dinner of the at Wilson's on November
25. Thanksgiving eve