New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

retary John II. Fleming; recording secretary Stephen
j. Harmon treasurer. p. f. Walsh sergeant-atarms,
Charles llanlOn
st. Auselm's Union held its annual ball at Eblng's
Casino singing and rectatiOns occupied the earlier
hours and dancing the later hours Of the evening. Toe
ball was under the charge Of the executive committee
consisting OF John T. Kelly. William McAvoy, j. IT,
Illetmark and John Zcllcr. The Schnorer Club held
ladies' reception at the clubhouse the evening be
fore st. PatTlcks Day. civil Justice william u.
McCrea the president Of the club and his wife led the
grand march which preceded the dancing and among
those who followed in the procession wcIc Mr. AID
Mrs. 4. F. Schyanechc John c. IIentz and Miss Rose
Ricgelman, Mr.. and Mrs.. John Rcgelman, Dr. AID
Mrs. MANI, James Swallow and Mrs. scott l.. shcp
hard. sir. and Mrs y. MOllenhauer, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Nobraclt. Mr. and Mr.. Theolmc Young
Charles W. Collins and Miss Minnie Heintz. M aId
Mrs. John Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Koehler Will
lam Ebling and Miss Louise Ebling, Mr. and Mrs. y.
Le5clmau and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ioch.
The tennis and baseball enthusiasts arc already
mahin plans for the coming season. Tie Kncl;cr
becker Tcnni, Club met Tuesday evening AZ the
home Of Henry Lord Hall. No. $50 Tfinity-ave The
club includes large proportion OF the best tennis
the National Lawn Tennis Association made rcport
all cohera' tournament 10 be held on the grounds OF
lhc ciuD at Brook ave. bctwcen ON -hundfei-and
foitieh and One-hundTd and forty FIST SITS. Tao
officers elected We're: President Arthur H. Finley:
vlcc-prcsldcnt, Henry Lord Hall secretary, John r.
'Olc, treasurer, Air'd I. OZARK, GOVERNOR. william
\. Boyd H.. ana ". Elliot Barnett The baseball
season at Iordham College win probably be successful
as the plans thus IA made show that there will b.
number Of interesting contests. schedules have
been arranged Tor gaines continuing until June -.
The college nine this year contains good
tcr1al Most OF the colleges near the city will ta/e
part In the games.
The literary societies In the Twenty third Ward
are active in the Lcnten season. The lrownson
Literary Union nj its meeting Tuesday evening
discussed The question as to whether the Harlem
RIVER should be filed in. The speeches were f0rcblc
ana to the affirmative Of the question awaIio
The superiority in the manner OF presenting a!gu-
North New-York met Monday evening. \ base
pan nine VIII probably be organized from
members Of the club for the coming season.
~" cluh VIII move into quarters S9,fi.
The members OF The Hawthorne Literary society held
It SOCIAL meeting NJ the home Of Walter H. smith, the
secretary Of the society on Monday evening The
0ihcer, ot the s0ci ~ are; President l.. Richard
NamlOk, viccprcSidcnt, Miss Gabrielle RahauA src-
rotary, Walter II. smith: treasurer william {. Nlrhe.
j.: Board # Management. Miss Evancchnc Eabaud.
Miss Edith Wilson, Miss Gablcllc Rabaud, William f.
Torrens. Walter IT.. smith, Il. Richard Mamlok and
William c. lOrkc. lr.
The members Of The Ladies Aid Society, OF Morris
ania, prepared Interesting programme for enter
tainmcnt held on Thursday evening G. aid IN obtaining
fund for maintaining nOn--cctarian sunday school
the Fox estate Each Of the guests brought a
package which at the close Of the evening was sold
unopened AT auction
Many social clubs held receptions and other enter
tanmcnts last week. Among them were the German
American Turn Ncrein the tnrora Macnncrchor the
oliver TihCn Drum Corps and the FoN Estate AsSoCa
Hand In Hand" celebrated The festival Of Purim on
Sunday evening by concert fol- owed by The tabloan
Queen Esther" There also literary exercises
and speeches 10y members o; the club.