New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18

st., continues It's quiet and successful career ana
it, co.ey and comfortable filed nightly Win
members enjoying their flvorite game
The first annual dinner of the American Drama'lst
Club which wa, held in the Arena, in West Twenty
nrst-st on Monday night. was entire success from
start To nni,l Bronson Howard the president Of the
club. spoke on the growth OF the society, ana was
followed BY Mr.. Barnard, \. VI. Palmer. j. NJ Ill.,
Daniel Frolman ana several other theatrical managers
and critic, who were present A. guests OF the cub.
The bowling club, To be- a. prosperous a. ever
nlc 0 tho iirL">t ;iycr"e MADE during the season
BIZ any Of It's bowling members and arrangements are
being made by the Riverside Athletic tluD Tor an
individual class bowling ana toarAasn,hl. "a .a
day night. and the hr>t game j. 70 BE- played on jan
ary 4. on the completion Of their respective sched-
"A final tournament for the club championship.
Those gentlemen who ride daily between New ORR
and Platnieh. y. j.. IN club cars have decided 10
incorporate. thcm,,lve, in an association to be called
The Commuters Dub. new car. somewhat i9hser
built and this car with the Howard VIII afford club
house on wheel, to the members OF the three COM
The gIiilroom Which started some time ago at
the Union Club has been 10 successful, and IN fac,
ernois of the Kniraclbocker. calumet and Racquet
clubs most q whom are membec OF TIE onon naxe
AT their ORGANIZATIONS 49,,
Is The Fulton Club whose ROOMS In the new build
Ing. Fulton and cold is. This WAS started about Two
" swamp" and In the drug and paint business IN Full
TON 81 the same facilities and comforts that the
downtown club affords the business men OF VAL
t. and the LAWYERS CUB III the Equitable bundlns
the members Of the legal fraternity: The officers
are Edward b. BroMn brIbldrni, Jonn H. rp aea
Alexander Gilbert, treasurer.
The United service Club has organized series of
saturday evening lectures which are meeting with
succcSs These lectures free. and are delivered
by we'll known topics which Interest army
and navy men. ~ which element TIE membership u
the club i comp ,-od.
The lists have gone up at the leading clubs for
contributions 20 the annual Christmas gift TO the
place Of "tp>" during IN" year. and Their" are few
members of any good club who would consider 1t
wisc not to put their name, on ny; LIST for eontri-
for IL" of the year the servants did they
fail To do So The General of individual con-
nbuiions Is 81 but some ol the more wealthy men,
beers subscribe go.
The Alpha Delta Phi Club held its annual meeting
on Tuesday evening last, which wa, n sou Of love
feast Tho troasllrcr'S report showed the clubs
finances 10 be in excellent condition. and there was
opposition 10 the election Of the Ticket proposed by
The catholic worsing Girls club * 10 Lave a
benefit at early day under the patronage Of the
managers Of the club. who are Miss Leary. TIE Misses
lSrln Miss Carroll Lee. Miss Marie. Mrs. George Bliss
Miss Garcia Livingston and the Misses Medallion. The
cub is doing good work and giving instruction. 10
class OF deserving women who could not otherwise
we'll obtain II.
The black. ballng Of r. Sufern Taller by the Coach
Ing Club has been the topic Of discussion In all the
club, during the week. on the WHOLE much SYM
paihy is expressed for young Taller who treats the
matter srnIhv and simply that the club had Q
right. Of course TO reject him " il wished to do so
Institution. and candidate I, sure OF election who
comes before It. II has black ballcd over six men
become members. some clubmen say that Tapr's
rejection rea IL meant Joke. and had the
coaching Club members any idea that the matter
would have become public it wouli not have occurred