New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13
GOSSIP IN THE CLUB WORLD
ELECTIONS OF VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
GROWTH OF The LAWYERS, CLUB


building house in Nfthave. would furnish The
space available is TO be increased shortly by the addition
OF several rooms. including large dining apartment
on saturday afternoon. March 26, the club Will give
ladies' day. that the female friends and relatives OF
members may have opportunity TO the handsome
quarters The club usually gives such receptions each
year. and the this month Will be OF especial inter-
est because on that day the rooms will be open
for inspection and for the first time About 3ooo
invitations to be issued, so even the comnodious
nome of the club will be taxed TO find room for all the
guests. Refreshments will be served To walk through
| the numerous dinngrooms now used by the men,
bers one could hardly believe that the patronage at
luncheon time could be so great to overcrowd the
club. Yet such is the fact. The members now num-
her .O1O, and good part OF them usually take 'her
midday meal at the club. The crOw3ng became
bad that for some time few new men have been taken
into the ranks. As the new part OF the CLUB
quarters is ready for occupancy the membership VIII
no doubt be increased. II Is not limited by the by
laws so II can be extended much as tile additional
accommodations will permit. The most striking OF the
new rooms the big dining hall on the NaSSaus Nuc
of the building This sHrpasses in magnlhcence every
other part Of the clubs home. and indeed would ora-
/ ment any clubhouse in the city, 1t Is big apart
ment finished in white and gold in the main. The
/ ceiling Is decorated in part with blue Sky effect
Especially beautiful IS the massive hrepace OF granite
| and marble In the new part VIII also BE- cai' Il
barber shop and bathroom. The present bathroom
| barber
and added to the adjoining dining room Tho new
bathroom and barber shop will BE large and complete
in every detail They Will be the fourth floor, IN
that part of the building known as NO IL Nassaust
Al this number the fourth story has been rebuilt and
the fifth has Been added to the structure to ala IN
charging the quarters Of the club
on next Thursday evening the election of five mem
hers Of the Board of Managers OK the Manhattan club
viii be held When the entire board organizes 1t VIII
elect the officers Frederic Il. CoudegiS term rs man
agcr expires this year. and unless lac Is reelected I'
cannot be made president OF the club again mere y
q movement - get even with him lOr pW@ldihe AT
the sntiIn meeting in Cooper Union, and his name
has been LEFT of Of the tickets placed IN nomiha-
finn The manners whose terms expire are Mt
Coudcrt Charles Il. Pcet Edward Schei !. reward
simmons and Judge Charles II. TTuaX FoT' TIGERS
have been placed in nomination. The hrSt contains
the names Of four of the retiring managers JEFFERSON
NJ Levy replacing Judge Truax. The second renoin-
mates all five men. The third makes clean sweep
and lears the names Of Douglas Taylor, Henry j.
Macdona John 4. rutherford. Manton Marble ana
Fruk :. Ellis. The last orc places Mcssrs. 'ouoei''
Tavlor Marble Ti7iax and Charles W. Oelnchs in nom
nation The counting Of tho votes VIII pop"o' pow
a long and laboriOus task
The A1nha Delta Phi Cub IS have story tellers
nicbtp shortly the arrangements fer which are IN
charge Of Hamilton W. Msbie. The following nave
lust been elected membership In the cup hcsiueh'
lanes White Moore. Hudson and Dartmouth oo
/ MIRO
concord \ H.: william C. Baker, Grown, 'cl, OF
Providence; James u. Porter. Brown, 80 OF Bridge
port Conn. and F. F. Merriman, Union 49, Oh Jun
more Penn. The nonresident class III the ciuo "iV
Numbers the Residential token Of the Interest "m'h IS
fo in the organization by members Of the fraternity
all over the country. -
The Inion Gibbs membership limit OF 1,1OO was
about reached on Wednesday evening. The long wait
ing list been pretty well cleared away si'nouE"
there str remain the names OF Few ohoiu"'e7 VINO
have NOT reached the age OF MANHOOD. "o"S :" '''H
yerc nominated bv their fathers Lefore they were on
onouoh to 20 to school. Since the in was ln'rrh'ei
the committee has been elcctlng members aiciuiy' d
though IL never considered more cases NJ S'Ati'
meeting than 1t could look into thoroughly J" "c
meantime the Site committee has held no meeting since
the club refused grant it permission to lease po'
Of ground If It coud not buy satisfactory one.
The March exhibition Of paintings al ule 'eH'W!
Association wa, unusually excellent. as 1t contained
number OF works to De shown at the spiIhs eAouo"
al the Academy Of Design. Portraits oil john jay
Knox Dr. Peters and andrew Carnegie were a"ohs
the pictures placed view at the century ciuonou7'
The Adine Clubs resident membership is now aDont
600 and IFS non residcnt about sixty, but It's activity
ouId reflect credit on All organization twice as large
4 new feature Is to be an annual sup'criPuoh u'I'
the first Of which will be held On FRIDAY Mhch 30
President Frank H. stockton viii be at the hcad oi 'ho
table and the speeches will be especially eh'cfamhs'
Among the guests will be a number OF men prominent
IT, literary and ART circles The house committee, con
slstiuc Of Henry r. Thomas chairman Damel D -p
pleton and Arthur ii. Scribner is III charge :" uo
affair On the same evening will be opened an cAnD''
ZION If oil and watercolor paintings lent by new
York artists and Of modern cloth ana leather p''H
covers together with original designs for covers hcSo
utu he displayed for about week. SATURDAY Narch
oG will be the annual ladies' day Invited sGeSu vny
view inc collection at t any c HhI The committee
on erae and art composed Of IG9mas AK w. enry
chairma an George i. Brett, Alexander W. DHe, ~
IoIu own
exhibition. The next m me Do de liz story
elu m a n9bts The most recent additions 70 dno
membership OF the club are Henry W. eorre A. Hazen
Of osn' The n '' Cennry' COMPANY ,.o,,or cmb
The board Of governors Of the AeropH,a for
membership to consider at its meeting TINS "een ,bo
Reports Of GS ~ pf GS Vest 'P
+ I 5nsn EVER the e'Srr iaS ion
erest Gl ' by frequent entertainments On hast Tines
day the University q the cy nd on ThuTsdas the
onmIa Chapter had reception and an ini,non OF
member The Columbia Chapte Is sy etGr NJ
t M Clubhouse or at the Berkeey Lycsum, I,a
d. Bagen is president Of The clnb s samuel > HAL
Principle rotation IN Gs Sss TeP Dn snr ths
nsw set in BODY the maagemsnt has been
t to new as p1sdds Avery
yce ppesdeni Dr. PdM Castle i Fods, sesrs
ary in place ,9e Of s~r"E place @ Of Albert Gallup
Marvin has been secretary for four year ana o mas
a,otad great deal OF energy TO the clubs arals
i wished 10 retire from Office year ago. but con,
nted 10 serve again owing to the pressure brought 10
People who Francis wilson only as cone me i.t
nav ~ snrniscd TO know that MS name is on INC ~
may %. datcs for membership OF the Groer CInb
Hc was proposed by samuel W. Marvin; VINO VINO T, Nor Nor
iWiieo4S,s nelghbor az New Rochelle MI wilson VIII
NOT he the first actor to be elected TO the rofr, a az
"a pSun Hooh IS member, and Lawrence FArrett wa
~ bis lifeline Augustin DAILY Is also IN tne cruz
Mr. wilson is Of books and dsermina, snS
onypT Of the club congenia to bis astes lie
has line library containing number ,roIee Tbe
Sppmedap has given his friends most dell pr3si
e1 90 nia bookish tastes by publishing prVateE lo
OF n,es ~ some poems by Eugene Field Most OF item
are translatons from Horace and the boon ssted
- ~ m fiarrctt. OF Boston. The bndsng OF Whle