New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27
GOSSIP IN THE CLUB WORLD.
PLANS FOR ENTERTAINMENTS - NOTES
ABOUT VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS.

nave oeeh lingering in the country TO enjoy the out
ioor sports ana pleasures OF autumn town. and
win 'N' 'Ao'Pnon Of the members Of tie hunt clubs
ana Ic" members Of tho Tuxedo and Country clubs
VINO virtually i've at those cubhouscs for the gea er
part Of the winter. the resident member Of the New
York clubs whose bushes, or social interests lie in
NcwloIk ATE now settled In their winter quarters
Tho ahhu'' eecion OF the Union League Club next
m'h'h mas Oe~"h 10 asitae the members II that Or
saniltion, and clcctionecr4ng IS already going on
thaunccy VI Dcpew, 1t Is said, will positively not
De a candidate at the coming election. and the two
candidates between whom the choice for president
viii lie are Cornelius y. Bliss and General Horace
Porter.
The subject most discussed I'm club circles during
the last week mas been the trouble at the Madison
square Garden horse show between Robert Neville and
:. Rowland There IS little no dissent from the
general verdict that, entirely apart from the
which led 10 the trouble. Neville made serious mis-
take in selecting the horse show as a place publicly
TO revenge himself FIR the insult which he declared
lIowlaGd had given him. There has been some talk
about The clubs TO which Neville and Rowland belong
taking the matter up end dlsclpllning one or both
men. ~ general rule clubs If properly managed
and organized, do rot take up Engagements Of this
kind especially If they happen outside the clubhouseS,
unless charges ale formally preferred. good evil
dcncc u the efficacy Of the unwIitten laws which
govern cluImcn II. their relations to one another is
afforded after cach successive fall election. and
pcciay after the National election every four years.
Notwith, tanding the immcns, sums OF money which
change hands annually. and especially at National
elections in tlc New York clubs trouble rarely
ours over unpaid disputed bets. For the most
part all bets the last election in the clubs
settled by the saturday following Election Day. and
although money Is not put up, as n rule, when bets
are made In the clubs, and mahy cubmen 30
careless not even to keep book Of their debts,
trouble selGJ occurs the word of clubman in good
standing that he has made lost such and such II
bet 10 another being unhesatingy taken.
There +, somewhat OF lull IN the tempest which
has agitated the Manhattan Athletic Club of late.
President Carr says that there is reason for any
apprehension a 10 the future Of the club. much
ability and energy have been put into the Manhattan
Athletic Cub. its clubhouse Is such ornament 10
the city and IT las achieved such an honorable place
In the sporting world, that It's friends are hoping Tor
a bright future for IT,
The New YORK; Climb. It IS reported, has been under
the painful necessity II suspendng two Of its members
one indefinitely. and Tor Tie period Of year
This was due. the story runs 10 these members intro
Guclng on the stand built In front Of the clubhouse
at the Columbus parade, female friends who
we're not considered exactly eligible for The honor
lv the governor, and other members q the club.
The Catholic club Las the finest sets OF bachelor
APARTMENTS Of any club IN New York. Thesc ar"
beautifully furnished ana appointed. and each ST has
larr. bathroom. with pore claim BATH attached t. IT,
The demand for rooms al the different clubs grows
more cNaciuc every winter. AID although most 81
Tho larger clubs cudcavor 10 keep one room Tor
tiai slcit mcmhcr,, the rule being that no member
-hau occupy tl- room more than one night The
a,o,t,t pressure {. brought "A bear upon the stewards
To break Obi, rule especially ly non resident MEMBERS
who may want to remain in town for ~''A 90 Time"
This demand for room, AZ the 'nrs'r un- has Jed n
tvo ID three. Instances to the establishing ~ lodging
Aou-,s ly crt.rp.-lns people o. ar lr, Who s't
th, overflow ana who. g. may D" inuhncd. 30" NOT
unfd,rL!y Co. tic bead steward, Z clubs.
The Quaint Cub. tlai unique dining organization
whose purpose it f. 10 DO every hing n qnint way
hold ifs first monthly dinner 81 thc lr'-'nt season
AZ iAc Holland lou,, last week George H. Daniels
who his been r-ciccf'd p.-ldcni. presided ara t''
dinner. like al those tycI hy ca, of-ahI ''h' ""'
ID most amusing and entertaining "n". Ii' d'-'h was
anounccd ~ G,orsr ". Kcclcr ouo = 'l" h~i Known
member, II Tho club. which occurred early thl-
month. The club now las upon IT. roll 'ome %
the brightest c'rim.n iu the civ. nnd ITS member
shin IS constantly Increasing = expects OF its Janu
ary dinner 20 entertain To- member, o. t'r Nlnnisook
Club I'm the Cat~iile who were 81" hosts ~ TIE
Quaint club members last Decoration Day. {. A.
uarrafoul. who Aa, succeeded Robert ". Parsons o.
secretary II Tie club. Aas nnc musical ability AMI
taste. ard music by % mandolin orchestra which Dec
provided Wa tAr feature Of fAr lA-i dinner
TIE. second # ulc annual dinners CO. tie founders
~ tic Calumet Cuh Wi probably taa" place early
lu January Tie club wa- founded in l-.'. bat
last year those members WHO Joined So lao u "'r"
Invited 80 tlr dinner. and 81 b. propn.ri iu, wear
20 invite those wao Joined to- ruh in Ia ana -
and who are -tu u'mic., of g. and i' f-nH'r
u.,t year BAH tlic lu Those uA, Joined BOO -. ana
so on. -o ID, 10 make the dinner d'D'nn1I annl-
Yrr.ary.
rs. r. ,uedicy. the we'll known illustrator ana
artist was t4c recipient of handsome farewell
bachelor dinner ct tlr Aldinc club Tuesday even
ine VI. ~ucdlcy is To De- married 20 Nj Darling,
81 Wlltc. barre. at That city, tomorrow.
The governors Of the new Metropolitan Club held
their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday ev"nin;
last and elected several new members but transacted
oth.r husin's,.
The Gty club ha, decided 10 admit 10 member
hip without payment Of the Initiation Zee any we'll
Introduced and qualified candidates under thirty years
Old.
The amusement committee o, the Aldnc Club has
decided four entertainments. the first TO be given
carly ia December. These are storytcl"r'' hlsht
"a subscription dinner, reception for the Authors
club ana an exhibition Of pictures by F. IIophn,on
smith. since sprns, the Authors cub has been
homeless, having been unable TO find suitable quarter
after giving up its old ones. The bi-wcckly mcctnss
are now held at the Grolcr Club the members oil
which kindly offered their hospitality.
TIE November meeting Of the Century Association
was held lat night
The >almaeund cub formally celebrated is r.
moval to ~. 40 West Twenty -second-st, where It
has been since spring, Friday night with "holSr
warming one Of the attractions was an exhibition
Of water colors by members. This Will continue until
Wednesday, admission being BY ticket
The following havo been elected members Of the
Alpha Delta Phi Club: RoAident-Ncwbcrry ID. Lawton,
Alfred H.. Walker. Percy lIildreth Non rcsdcnt-J
Alfred Chard, McGrcgor Jenkins and Professor II. b.
Richardson.
Tho Vaudeville Club expects 10 begin its per
fOrnanccs about January IL. The membership con-
tnucs grow.
The New York Athletic Club Will have n minstrel
performance for the benefit Of IT, building fund at
Carnegie Music Hall on Wednesday evening.
The CrculD Colon Ceramics T. noted above all
else for It's coffee cigars and sheircs The Spanish
Americans know what good coffee IS and they I'm a
position 10 have The best In the city AT their club
~ course. the cigar ale unsurpassed. The members
who come from spain perhaps set the greatest store
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