New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
GOSSIP IN THE CLUB WORLD.
TIE TICKET AT THE CATHOIIC-NOIES
ABOUT VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS.


The Nominating Committee Of the Catholic Club
has posted It's ticket as follows: For president,
Charlie, V. Fornes: first vice president, Judge Joseph
F. DAILY second vice president, William H. Hurst;
secretary. Joseph E. owens; treasurer, Phllp "
Cavanagh: managers to serve one year, Jofn u. Des-
mond Joseph +. Muqueen John f. Fenlon John Z.
O'Bren, Thomas j. Cotton. John p Barron, Frank Z.
Tr:lvers and John r. Wallace; ito serve two years.
John q. OKeee. Joseph Theron, Henry +. Cavanagn,
John 5. McNuy, Andrew J. Connick, Alfred J.
O'Keeiie Joseph F. Mosher and Michael E. Bannn.
The election will take place on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Fornes the president and Mr. owens. the secre-
tary are among those renOminatcd. Both nave done
much work the club and their skilful management
has been an important factor in its success The
Nominating Committee consists Of John d. Crimmins,
Richard VI. Walters. Francis Higgins. Thomas F. Do
laney and Paul +. Kammerer. The club had an ex-
celcnt loan exhibition of paintings on Thursday even
ing and Friday afternoon The reception for the Rev.
Matthew \. Taylor. recently made director OF the
club in place of Bishop Mcdonnell has been post
poned until fall.
The labor troubles of the last week did not cause
any stop OF the work on the house Of the Metropolitan
Club although there threats that the delivery OF
bricks ETC., would be stopped The question Is under
arbitration and there is no fear that satisfactory
agreement will not be reached.
A subscription dinner Will be given at the Aldlne
Club on a week from Tuesday. The affair will be in
formal and Jolly The arrangements are In charge OF the
House Committee, Henry T. Thomas Arthur H.
scrlbner and Daniel .. Appleton somehow there "
an aroma OF good-fellowship about small club like
the Adine which nsures lot, OF enjoyment at all
its gatherings Frank Il. stockton will preside at the
dinner, and there will be few invited guests. The
election of officers by the council will be held on
Thursday evening and the committees will also be APP
pointed then. The attendance at the club was never
better than now, and contented air Of prosperity
hangs the house.
The election Of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Club, which
was TO take place on Wednesday, has been postponed
until October. The present officers Will serve until
that time. IL thought that the change would
be tor the convenience OF the members, Ine ladies'
day given early this month has left the club In
mach improved condition. The preparations Ior the
affair included not little rehtung and redecoating.
the bee mt OF % we ccad Trsay evening g@ eH
since the Insurance Tub governors Undertook the
management of the restaurant, about month ago. the
patronage has increased about 90 per cent ana me
members have expressed great satisfaction with tho
the price Of dishes the restaurant !, now practically
scfSupportng. Edmund Dwight. IT.. rs chairman
members asking them to show their appreciation Of
the efforts Of the management by eating at the Clue
in the service of the Downtown Association and sev.
eral big hotels. and chief cook Of skill has also been
engaged An improvement for me benent OF men
dishes. Further bctterments are promised rs tho
patronage Of the restaurant grows. 49,
The organization Of h0utherners In this city Is a
society and not club. Its aims are not purely
social and its leading spirits hope IN rev yearrs
10 make II an institution Of National importance 10
give 1t strength and TO make II familiar 10 the people
In the southern states especial efforts are being maae
I'm the direction of increasing the non resident mein-
bcrship. A committee consisting OF John C. Gaiaoun;
samuel spencer. Evan Thomas. John X. Abne, a.iu
Charles A. Deshcn has been appointed to push tmS
work. Their has been great ms 10 surprise
even themselves. C. Miles Collier was sent south 10
establish committees in the different clues ana s'ates
which will recommend persons who would make 90,
sIrable members. These committees are also 10 hia
in collecting books and relies which are OF interest
TO the south. Mr. Collier recently sent thlrty-fve
onnlIc,tons for resident membership In one batch
and this class has been constantly increased. Inc
resident members are considerably outnumberrd by
The Others II will be necessary 10 nave laryX
accommodations and these will be secured eventually
Iv The huiing OF n permanent homr. This viii be easier
ms the soccty comes 10 he Thoroughly Appreciated by
The best people in the sixteen states from winch mrn.
society was founded not only to perpenate southern
traditions Int to promote literature and the fine arts:
a library and n collection Of relics and objects OF
interest TO southerners are among the things to be
secnrcd Before long hope 10 make the organizn.
tion credit to the city and monument to the people
OF the South"