New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
MEETINGS And ENTERTAINMENTS.

The annual "junior ball Of Columbia College will take
place 10 Library Hall. Friday evening. The hall will
be handsomely decorated and supper will Be served by
sherry Landers orchestra will furnish the music The
ahar will he for the benefit Of the Columbia College Athletic
Club.
The NewYork Alumni Of ST. Johns College. OF Annapo
La. Nd. dinner DR.. Thomas Fell. president Of the
college. at the University Club. Friday night Philip
Randall Voorhees, president Of association. presided
The West Side Republican Club viii have dinner at the
Hotel Endeots Tuesday evening. The object Of the
dinner to promote social acquaintance Republicans
the side Of the city, and to enhance the interests
OF the Republican party. Interesting speakers will be
present The dinner committee William A Daily.
Lucius NJ Stanton. Lucus B. Hutchinson. Drank Brainssd
David Mitchell and Charles NJ. Taintor.
meeting In the interest OF the antlottery movement
IN Louisiana will be held the St. James Methodist
Episcopal Church Tudsy evening under the auspices
Of the Methodist Social Union Hanford Crawford Is
chairman Of the reception committee The SPEAKERS will
be General George D. Johnston Of Louisiana and the
Rev Drs. Lyman ABBOTT ard Charles p. Deems.
Bethlehem Commandery Of Knights Tempar, which
recently fitted up OF the tasteful and appropriate
hollis for meetings and called IT Ascalon Castle has
ranged for reception and ball in Fairfax Hail.
Vernon January The tickets limited 10 200,
the price also being limited 70 80, which includes two
supper tickets. meeting Of the general committee
held Thursday night when reports received from
the various subcommittee which promise chat the
asr is to be Of the most brilliant given by any
branch OF the order Of Masons One Of the features
will be exhibition drill by York COMMANDERS drill
corps. The hall will be deliberately and appropriately
decorated, and Davids Island military band and Lander's
orchestra will furnish the music.
The sisters sweethearts and wives OF many Royal Arch
Masons in this vicinity State will O merry tame
ON Friday evening the Lenox Lyceum, for they will
dance and sup the guests OK Amy Chapter No 16o 1t
viii be the thirteenth annual reception Of this popular Mo
sonic body and It's already assured for the boxes
have all been taken and invitations great demand
10 10 wonder that the Sir Knights and their ladies Of
Palestine Commsndery No 49, Knights Tempar, srs oos-
ing forward with joyful anticipation the annual recep
ton Of 1892 which place Metropolitan Opera
House Thursday evening, January 49, for there fingers
in their memory brilliant at the 1891 reception
The exhibition drill parade and formal ceremonies that
win pecsde the dnc,ng this time will excel spectacle
any Of the former efforts OF the Commandery this dlrec
ton. Among who have already secured boxes for
the reception Knights Alfred Taylor II. II. Brock
way, E. Lsneing j. A. Rich, s. D. Afeck. J. F. Bald
win J. w. Bowden p A. j. Russell. Z. &. Harper F. A.
Burnhsm and Wallace A. Downs.
The lecture for the benefit OF the Guild Of St Chrysosom
on Monday evening viii be delivered by Thomas w. Pitt
The subject will be Crooked People" and ia de-
scrptve the neither side OF life and The influence Chris
tan work Is producing in the slums.
At q meeting junior class Of the New.York Law
School Yesterday permanent officers elected
F. j. Hopson PRESIDENT II. S. Weed. vieepresdent J. r.
Todd secretary E. H. StranR and T. f. Brown.
historian. The Board OF Managers F. NJ Brown, T.
C. Mowton. w. Hoy, r. E, Carey. The election OF a
statstlcian postponed until the next meeting.
The following been elected officers Of Lexington
Council, G. B. l.. 300, Of dis city President, William j.
McAulife btce-preshent, Robert OByrne; chancellor
John Furlong NJ J. Mlhoney; secretary, D. j. Nc
Kelvsy; collector J. +. Terney; treasurer, William H.
Link; marshal II. w. York guard II. J. Keenan, chap
lain, Rev. c. H. Couton; trustees William IL. Geary.
T. j. Pagan, p. Martin representative TO the New-Fori
state Council T. j. Southwe; alternate, p A Smyth
The officers will be Installed at the first meeting in
January next.
An Actors Fund Benefit will be given at Palmer's
Theatre this winter by the stage children, about Feb
ruary s. Their performance Is said 10 be attractive and
their training thorough. The fund has been estab-
llshed In prosperity by these benefits and largely
because the benefits in themselves entertainments
OF Interest.
Miss Katie Holloway, Of John Robinson's circus.
has been engaged for Jefferson, Klaw Il Erlangers
Country Circus and will make her first appearance
In New-York when the piece opens OF the Academy.
Miss HOlOway's performance is described as grace
full. refined and daring exhibition Of equestranism'
Miss Amy Lee will follow Sarah Bernhardt at the
Standard Theatre on Monday. December IA In new
piece by Mr.. II. Voight entitled Euchrcd.' In
Miss Lees company Messrs A. Hampton. J. d.
Ainsey, A. Harnes, J. c. Chapman, Annie Kingsley
and Dorothy Drew.