New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
GOSSIP IN THE CLUB WORLD.
THE LOTOs CLUBS BUILDING PLANS-FALL
ACTIVITY.

To directory of the LotOs Club at lis last meeting
adopted the plans Of the architect. william H. h"''
for alterations in the houses Nos. SO and 33' Fih
ave- into which the club hopes 10 move before spring
The cost is not to exceed 10000 great part oi
the present hand some nnshngs Of rosewood mah"g"hy
and black walnut will BE- used over again ana :" VIII
the marble fixtures and mirror frameS. lT'S'd'il'
Frank II. Lawrence appointed the following 10 be inc
bn,lding committee: +. l.. Montague. chairman h.
b. Harper Dr. Charles Inslee Pardce and John Eld'r
kin The contractor Is j. T. Brady. who Is bu'ihs
the Grant Tomb The plans adopted provide for
handsome and roomy stairway In No 51'. from IN"
basement 20 the top floor. In the centre OF the mouse
There will be wide halls on every ho"r Inc Nom
hers and especially those who with their wives ana
other women Of their families. saw the Columbian pa
radcs from tho houses are satisfied that the siiua)
OF the new clubhouse l. the best possible that j, not
single block too far uptown Int is really in the club
centre Of New York. The Union League club 10 inc
sotb and the Columbian arch TO the north are bOih
visible from the stoop.
on Monday night the Republican club VIII nave
us monthly meeting and on Tuesday Ex-Governor
Joseph b. Foraker. OF ohio will speak under It's
auspices at Cooper Union. There will doubtless be
Great crowd to hear him. II Is possible that "aisha
A. Grow will also address the meeting. James y
Blanchard will preside.
The annual meeting Of tho Alpha Delta Phi club
will be held December -. when governors VIII DE
elected 10 succeed the following: George j. Pret'
Alfred Fly Charles r. Quimby ana Allrcd h.
Nannicrrc These have been appointed the nominal
ing committee: Jefferson Clark. WiSlam II. Rankin"'
Williar. y. Cohen. Edward H. Patterson an" 0'""''
T. Tying.
The nominating committee Of the Delta Kappa
Epsilon Club has named the following as candidates
for trustees: W. f. shcdd. Benjamin r. Hail. Theron
g. strong II. g. q. staplcr and Christian ll"l'er The
term f. three years. ID. i. Ncwland J. u. baid"lh
and f. NJ. Youmans have been nominated 10 HI
vacancies In the board. For the committee on nomi'
nations these have been nominated William o. bos-
worth Frank Drislcr. r.. NJ. Murray. W II Van Allen
and ! H. Tiff; for the entertainment committee
4 G.. Weed r. G. Boyd, G. W. Roe. {. W. Marsh
and F. J. Ganegan The election will be held on
October o.
Artists are naturally among the last to get back
to the CITY, and the salmagundi Club l. only lnS'
beginning to take on its lovcliness The club moved
into a new home No. 40 West Twenty sccond-st, last
.nrng but has had no formal house warming yet
II is likely that one will be given on November !.
Tn. club expects 10 have number OF "Nhhiu"hs
h,s eeason The Nr,. will b. one OF water colors. the
next OF OILS Friday will BE- the club night a'
heretofore.
The OH, Society will hold its first meeting since
sptng At Morelio's tomorrow evening dinner
viii nrcccde the business part OF the programme
M meeting OF the Union Clubs site committee
has been held this fall Is 1t likely Thai anything
will be done nj the one to take place soon Ihcrc
K ,til a confidence thai when ST. Lukcs Hospital
is about to move. IT will need money 80 much that
the trustees will offer the club the SIT" at Fifty
fourth.st for a much lower figure than Is placed on
n AT present. After this property the plot belonging
TO the stevens IN" southeast corner of Fifth
ave- and Forty -fthst < in most favor
Politics Is in general avoided at the Twilight
Clubs dinners, but probably the subject Of dis
cnssion at the one to be held will be- Whom
4. In, "a and t,,tr N do
IT again ~ 1t is hoped that this form will prevent
any acrimonious argument. In November the club
will have II Walt Whitman dinner. a. which scvcr'i
who are dc"p'y interested in that poets work will
speak. one OF these persons Is TO be an English
admlrer OF Whitman
At its November mectln; the Catholic Club will
vote on the amendments 10 the constitution which
were pc. ed ia the spring.
The Groior Club at rs October meeting had an
exhibition on Dcauniei's carcaurcs. The club IS
rapidly preparing important publication. which VIII
probably be- issued In December. II Is "Thc Barons
Of the Potomacl and the RappaL0nnock and is based
valuable papers in the possession Of W. +. Have
meyer. member Of the club. consisting Of letters Of
Lawrence Washington. The book will be fully Illus
racd and will be- worthy In every respect Of clubs
high reputation
The trustees Of the Reform Club. NJ their meeting
on Tuesday night, will select nominating commle,
10 pieIa.t ticict for the election In December The
ether, will follow The AIiOn society will have an
entertainment at the clubhouse on November ~
The F!fihave. clubs were crowded the DAYS Of
the Columbian paradcs. The 7th Regiment Veteran
Club had " ladies' day. Wednesday, and many
women unchcf. dihcd and supp@d there. All the
clubs were handsomely decorated. The Circun Colon
Ccryantcs Naturally took n deep interest in the c,l-
brdtion. Its clubhouse artiscaiy decorated and
illuminated. the designs being by Jose F. Torayn
lie. with Antonio Culas, IT.. and other active mem
bers, spared effort t. make the d PLAY creditabIe
one. Two hcmspheres showing The old and The New
Worlds, we're near the top of the clubhouse The
columns OF Hercules, bearing the motto Ne plus
ultra were shown prostrate There were rich ban
ncrs OF Ferdinand. Isabella Columbus, CASTLE The
United States. Italy and SPAIN and many ionrol
wreaths. the berries Of which electric lamps II
many colorS. Twenty five members ~ the club I'm
cOurcr costume Of the time Of Columbus ,oJc II,
tho parade Of Wednesday night. "