New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
GOSSIP IN THE CLUE WORLD.
THE VAUDEVILLE TO BEGIN IFS Perform
ANCES SOON-VARIOUS NOTES

The NANDEN LILLE IL BElJlN lis rPi.h-
ANCES SOON-VANOUS NOTES.
SO rapid is the growth Of the Vaudeville Ci"o
that the membership IS likely TO reach l.VOo III
month. On last Friday alone. Prehle Tucker tAe
secretary received ten applications from persons &c
string 10 Join the club. With 1000 members Il i
expected that the Vaudevilles income will be suihclent
10 pay the expenses a first class nightly perform
ance stanford White is In charge Of the ai'eruoiS
to be by club that part OF the Meuol"iIh
opera House which 1t has leased. lie has peeh ILL.,
and this has delayed the beginning OF the WORK.
There Is not much 10 be done, however so II Is
likely that the opening entertainment Will be gwen
early In December II not in the latter part of the
present month. The orchestra has about been Sc
cured Reginald De Koven, president Of the cuo'
and others dcvoting much thought 10 the pro
gramme for the first performance. They DO not WISH
TO secure attractions abroad exclusively for thc ''uO
for a time Mt least but will try to engage the best
talent TO be had on this side OF the ocean. The
Sunday evening concerts will begin earlier than the
Others and will be entirely different Persons VIII
be invited TO play to sing on that night VINO VIII
not appear the rest OF the week.
On Thursday evening the New-York Athletic Club
sold at auction some Of the boxes for the mhsl'ci
show TO be given by It at the Carnegie Music Hal
on Wednesday. November 80 The performers Will
all be amateurs and there Will no doubt be many
songs and foxes which the members VIII appreciate
thoroughly The regular price for the boxes Is ~
but as high premium as $50 was BID ior one i''
proceeds Of the performance Will 60 to the DuNul""
fund OF the club
An important reception for Catholic preatcs Will be
given AZ the Catholic Club Wednesday evening ms
wcel, r,ost Of the bishops and arcbshop7 OF inc
church in this country will have conference mere
about the needs OF the denomination In the tme"
states These conventions held every Ic"
wears In a different city, so that another WIZ not
take place I'm Ncw-York for n long time. HE cu'
that mon
families and friends should have an opportunity 10
zoo these leaders Cardinal Gibbons and Mgr. 'ttoil
the papal ALLOCATE are expected at the RECEPTION.
There will DO music. and then those present VII.
be introduced TO the guests Of hono7 1he DON'T" vt
managers Of the club Thursday evening gave an
Illuminated set OF enCrosScd resolutions 10 hi'H'p
Mcdonnell OF Brooklyn. These expressed the graft
tude OF the club for the Bishops services as us oi
rector The resolutions were most beautifully or
nonented John D. Cfmmins. chairman OF Inc
committee on presentation made the address iof INC
club. and Bishop Mcdonnell responded briefly. TAen
al sat down 10 supper. Father Mathew lSyIor 's
now the director. -.
Last night the Alpha Delta Pm 'luD opo"'u 10
season Of smoking concerts"
4 committee Of the 7th Regiment Veteran Cluo
has been appointed arrange for series OF enter
tainments which will begin in a few weeks
The southern Society has recently elected the FOL
| ,o,-,ro members: Resident Charles c. Copeland;
! non +.
p washburn. Louisville; ". II. Tunis. Bristol Nd
7 n Rerv Augusta Ga: Alfred Jenkins. IT,, {.
y Toturn md H. W Kingsbury. Baltimore, and John
II. Lewis, LyLchburg, Va.
The German Social Scientific Society VIII listen U
nm address by Or. Fitz zinsser on 1.-THE German
! Folk Song on Friday night a. No. 2O3 Fast fluy-
hxthst Misses Emma scharmann and Louise Non
nenbacher and Christian frltsch VIII ii'S'I"' '''
lecture with songs
AT the meeting OF the Ohio Society a. It's rooms
No 236 Fitl-ave. tomorrow evening FrnnKnh lu'""
vii give a lecture on Oxford and Cambridge rs seen
! by an Artist" Tie nominating committee, cohsl'Vhe
| . GEORGE Follett William II. Echcrt Dr. J. steadman
/ Converse George T. Hlbtard. Charles H. linn, IL. H.
Hobbs and A. j. e. Tove, will report tho ticket 10
ho voted on at the annual meeting. November y.
David Homer Banks David Homer Banks. jr., w. l.
Iamprecht IT, and Henry :. Kerr have recently been
elected members Of the society.
II IS expected that the date Of the first Lotos Club
dinner 81 n. season will be announced shortly.
Tie Republican Club VIII have n meeting tomorrow
night
The council Of the Aldne Club is = meet IN Friday
evening.
The Manhattan Athletic Club will have an enter
tainment FOR mea on saturday evening
On Tuesday the monthly meeting OF the governors
n The Metropolitan Club will be held.
The Colonial Club nj last feels really at home In
rs now bullcng M Seventy second-st and the bol"-
ward and VIII lave It's " house-warning on TUESDAY
evening A. the club moved into It's present place
In the spring the house has been warmed already
Int the ceremony IN good season nevertheless NJ
fiat some Of the Old furniture put in the house,
for the new equipment was in part made to order.
All the hanging, etc, now up, and eNlhlig j.
lle,eofc in readiness FOR the affair. There VIII b" a
lttle - echmakns, part Of which i - be- done by
| Claunc,y VI. Dcp"w and lots Of dancing. ON the
following day Tie house Will be- open for Inspection
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The Engineers Club Will have its second suhscrlP'
/ ton dinner on Tuesday. J. c. Bayl"s viii p cid.
md is expected that Frank Lincoln viii entertain
lie guests when Cears arc lighted. IN" hrSl dIhrr'
M which j. f. Holloway, president Of ID" club. was
WESTMINSTER was well attended. twenty fur new
members have Just been added 10 TIE clubs roll.
These are Resident Charles W BlOdgct, ID. + Co0nc}
George $ strong Charles +. Parker Wntnwrght
Parish John &. Van Horn, r. +. J.nIlHes Frank Is.
Robinson John F. Ward Frank :. Cannon, /: j..
Du Eosqle y. ii. IIeft Francis q. Gorham and W. j..
! Uinrnan non resident, j. II. Hlakcsler ClrNeahd
George H. Blaxier, I1tsburg, + a. Pratt. Hartford
Frank Moore I1tsburg; F. W. Wood n arrow P"int'
Md: " f.. &. Coke, Columbus, ONO, Robert J..
Iinderman south Bethlehem, Penn. Charles g..
Toebling Trenton: ThOmas Fleming, C"v' land, and
] H. harrington Chicago. The total Is now about
go and the limit q 1000 does not far away
now The membership is rather evenly divided be
tween resident and non resident, 50 the organization
* more or less National In character. Many who
Joined il while living in this city have gone to varons
have sbout all remained members, going into the non
resident class