New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01
AMONG THE CLUB-HOUSES.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE HAMILTON sTATUE-FoR
WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS.

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE HAMILTON STATUE-FOf'
WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS.
The small model of william Ordway Partridge $
Alexander Hamilton still graces the library Of the
Hamilton Club and the subscriptions for having IL put
into bronze placed in front Of the clubhouse con-
tinue grow with the amounts added by club MEN,
bers who have CHANGED to visit the house. No ex-
tended canvass of the 600 more members Of the
club has yet been made. Mr.. ScacCmb. the chairman
Of the ART committee has been at work. however, pre-
pairing circular, and IL Will be in the hands Of every
member in a few days Then doubtless the subscrip-
tions for the project will flow in 10 such extent as
10 secure the of the plan. The Hamilton has
many wealthy its list, and that they will be
glad Of the opportunity 10 beautify Brooklyn and give
added prestige to the organization, which would by
most men be admitted TO be the foremost social club
In the city, hardly admits Of question Mr. Par
tridges generally admired. both in and out Of
fine club Professors William II. Goodyear and Frank
LIN W. Hooper have both placed themselves on record
ut considerable length in approval Of the statue
worn of art.
The Hanover Club gave the first reception Of the
se.son to women on Tuesday evening at the club
house Bedford-ave. and Rodneyst. 1t largely
attended Mr. and Mrs Henry Firth Wood and W. b.
Green entertained the company. aud after supper
there WAS dancing. The entertainment committee
consisted of George I. Moon James y. Taylor, FRANK
sperry. j. q. Quick ". F. smith, J. II. Shuts, IT,.
g. W. Piper Ludwig Nissen. IL. r. 5. Randolph, Louis
Conrad W. Krumbeck and J. Ii. Boston.
The ALGONQUIN Club held It's annual meeting on
Wednesday evening TO elect officers to succeed those
who we've selected at special election eld II July
last 10 ELI vacancies and to succeed those officers
vhose terms had expired The result Of the vote was
As follows:
President r. H. Laimbeer, Gr.; cepresident, DIR.
: p Hopkins secretary, w. F. Penney; treasurer
George A. Street; governors, James s T. strausnail
Dr. A. W. Ford A. ]. Perry, John Dunbar, joan D..
kernan, II. G. Webb, c. Morrison, Charles > sahAay
and W. F. Ford.
The Laurence Club has arranged long list OF festiv
,te for the winter as follows November, 16 parlor
theatrcals "The Meisterscha," by Mark Twain, ana
receDion November 30, formal reception, DecehiDer
16 entertainment and reception; December 81 stag
racket January Is, progressive euchre party 1ous
o. amateur theatricals, Criterion Theatre' FeDruJ
TO- musical party and reception; February 20 mas-
ouerade and fancy dress ball March H. anniversary
dinner: March II, tableaus and reception; April o.
closing ball.
The club Is going 10 give up Wednesday evenings
regularly 10 its women friends, and on saturday
evenings will have reunions for men only.
The Carlton Club team two games in the lhter
Club Bowling League tournament from the hontauk
team on Thursday night at the Carlton alleys ON
the same night. the oxford beat the hdwooo aIa
the Union League the Lincoln, each two games: Ing
KnicRerbocker Club of Flatbusb also deieated ther
visitors the Harriers, in both games. l. ..o,.,
The Carlton Club will hold reception 10 women
early this month it is having entertainments Tor lie
own members on every saturday Night. ,
,Tbs Wayerly Young mems club held its opening
rece ptlon and entertainment Tuesday evening. Inc
following persons were introduced BY the presdent,
Frank L. slanen, and gave interesting programme
Miss Lottie Pitcher, piano solo, Mrs A.. ,. Bacoh
soprano solo, Miss Sands, accompanst; MISS Nlolea
Pait Retman rectatons. the close Of the literary
and musical entertainment the Rev. DIT, EDWARD
Brasn and Colonel A. s. Bacon made short addresses
Among the gnests were Colonel and Mrs. Alexander $
BACON Mr.. and Mrs. John :. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Randall, Mr.. and Mrs William Z CarAe
Mr. and Mrs. Relman. Mr. and Mrs. Derwent Bleeiow
f. B. Mangam, Mr. and Mrs. George r.; Vernon. MT
and Mrs brown, Mesers Frank l.. Snlfen. Fred H.
Perrine. Edward Stevens, Daniel Douglass, y Imam
Cotton J. Z. Carpenter, Fred W. Thompson, warren
THOMPSON. Miss Brown. Miss Mary +. MangaIn, MISS
F. J. Cummings Miss Sands, Miss Florence Bald"ih'
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard. -. -.
The Union League Club viii receive eleeuon returns
at tbe clubhouse on Tuesday evening; ARRANGE
ments have been made to have the figures announce
there IA soon as anywhere else IN tne Guy.
Thn regular monthly meeting OF the cIuo
will take place on Tuesday evening