Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-08

Many Men Propose Ia Have q Good IoseA
NJ kea.onahle Prlccs.

Many Men Propose Have q Good Ioneh
ut Reasonable Prices.
There will be Lunch Ciub for business men
In this city before 10 O'Clock tomorrow n.sai
and the club will be In full working operation
ne soon ss the decorators &c, through with heir
task on the top door Of the washington Lean
and Trust Company's mammoth buildins .s pth
! and streets. Heretofore the trsi-
ness man has lunehed promi-cuou-iy
all over the central portion Of the city and
he has always been more or less dissatisfied
Sometimes he would get whs, he wanted cot
aud sometimes that which he most desired 80
furthest from the sttsinsble. irregularities
like these resulted in mercantile eocentrioit,ss
and mutual discomfort Nov 10 Be- propc<>d 10
organize an association ot hungry humanity,
which viii insist on getting good lunchscn 81
q reasonable figure.
The drst thing done vss the securing of 100
autographs-the names OF gentlemen Who
would like 20 be membcrs Of the club. Tlis
WAS done simply 60 provide foundation. TOO %
10 expected that the limit Of memberphip ~in
not be less than $50.
Tomorrow evening the club viii reEnizs.
circular has been sent each Of the s,gners 70
the AGREEMENT notifying them Of q snficscrcy
| OF signatures and calling upon them to meet
In parlor 10 Of Wizards Hotel Al that meeting
officers will be elected and the necessary cc<a-
mittees provided for.
In general way IL may now be stated that
the club will have the use OF 20 much % the
upper floor Of the 1rus; Company's building
~ may be necessary. Present plans provide
ior several large dining rooms In one OF thsse
smoking will be permitted: from the othars
the weed and lie odors vii be excluded. Ono
room Will be for the use of those member. Who
may be accompanied BY lunch seeking wives or
daughters or other ladies. The gastronomic
feature VIII be a table d'hote lunch, but there
Will also be served n In carte. Only tie best
material will be used aud the cooking L. 20 lie
nnin'peachaele, yet the prices are 20 be rvsson-
| able.
A chef Of known ability is 10 be engaged, and
under his direction financial weaknesses and
business disturbances are to vanish. A reading
and smoking room Is also on the plan.
Those who have agreed 10 membership are:
). H. haunmann, =. s. Prcsbroy, A. NJ. 10TH
| rop, A. 1. Britton. FRANK Z smith r. 4 Smith,
c. Is. kheeIn, Geo. W. 4. swartzvl. l. Il. u Inc.
Theodore W. Moves, VI. W. Bcveridge. Crosby
;. Moves, John jos Edison, Il. n. Warner, Jas.
r. Hood. J. r. Little. Alea. BrittOa,
John A. swope. John A. Hambleton, A. b.
Brown. DIR. PANEL Il. Clarke, J. a. Hsald.
A. 5, Warrington, soaton Perry, A. I. HsHsey,
Mash'n DanennOwer, William A. Hungesfora.
w. L. Young, 4. A. Thomas. Edward J. stel-
wagon, Myron NJ. Parker, ihos. Somervilie, W.
4. Van Nlckle, Geo. ". Evans. Charlie New
bold, Thomas L. WaggRman, ]. W. Psl:ing.
Victor haIffmann, Samuel ". woodWard,
] VIM. Is. Guriey, Lawrence Gardner. Chaplin
brown. o. e. ureen, John Rdout, p. d Mn.
Chas. Bradley, 4. A. stier. Frank Hatton. J. Is
Winner, l.. NJ. Saunders, Norman Gait. :. Y.
Oyster, 1hos. N. Gale. II. L. Crawford Is. A.
Lewis, @. Marfield simpson Robert Led
ing. q. W. Moss, r. Il, Moves, ". IA. MOees,
Gen. Ellis Spear. A. A. Wilson. NJ. :. Ho, kins,
A. Il. Fox. Z. ;. Parker. George Trnerd,Ii W,
L. Barker, Robert Portner. n q. HoltSHan,
seymour W. Tulioch, George 4. Lemon, Il. A.
Hall, {. l.. Gurley, Vim. D. hing, II. L. l'Hyis,
/ James r. Barbour, Henry Sherwood b
III. Merrill, J. II. soule, Beriah Wi.
kins, Z. v. Riley, Jeremiah Wilson.
Joseph L. Atkins, James II. McGll,
| Story Is. Ladd. Commissioner J. ". Douglass,
y. u. Staples, John Herbert Corning. COmmis-
| sioner John W. Boss. ". Is. Hib6s samuel
Ross, Nathaniel Wilson, W. 4. MAttingly. Cbas.
c. Duncanson, Fred W. Pratt. L. ). Lipsconb,
A. Nj. McLacblen, J. Is. swormstedt, Charles Is.
Pearson, J. r. Batchelder, Frank L. s1mes,
VIM. A. Gordon and ID. A. Chambers