New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-22
GOSSIP IN THE CLUB WORLD.
ELECTIONS THIS WEEK-NOTES ABOUT VARl-
OES ORGANIZATIONS.


The election of governors of the Union Club will be
held on Wednesday evening" and action will probably
lie taken 10 expedite the work of the Committee on
site The council Of the Aldne Club will elect new
set Of officers on Wednesday evening. Frank X
stockton, the president, is incl iblc for reelection
undr the rules. The Catholic Cub had Its election on
Thursday night. Charles " Forncs chosen presi-
dent again, and there no opposition TO the nOmna-
lions Of the committee.
New members Of the Harvard Club have been elected
rs follows Resident, Frederick Page Cutting 90 Ed
ward o. Parker, '0I Frederic b. Morgan, 81 J. W.
Lawrence, 81; +. w. Rhnelandcr Jr. so: II. G. VII
lard. 80 Edward 5. RawsDn. 80 non res dent William
Eliot Furness, go: +. ". 6. Tnglc 49, Valentine Mott
Pierce '5s John Beck Enbeck. 'pI Walter J.. Bnr-
rage 'S3, md Clarence j. Blake. Medical school. G5
The club las made considerable ,s,r In membership
this year. and In the fall will doubtless receive CON
siderable accessons from the class 81 ~.
The new book Of the Princeton Club. which has re
Gently been issued shows \ membership Of 1876. The
older graduates exhibit nearly much interest IN
the organization rs the younger and there are h)t
few members whose diplomas antedate the war.
Among these John L. Cadwalader. 80: James W.
Alexander, go: Charles f. Green. co: Henry ".
Alexander, 40 Robert Lenox Banks. '48: Dc Witt
C. Blair. SO: DR.. Aaron p Dalrympc. AZ; 5.
Bayard Dod 81: Thomas H. Faile. 40; George ".
Farlec. 81; Robert stockton Green 80: Joseph II
IIascy, "a Samuel W. Johnson, 40 Thomas F.
Kinney. Al; william J. Magic. 80: John T. olcott.
43: sylvester Van Syckle. 46 John Van Worst. 40
the Rev. Thomas q. Wall. '4s; Aaron p. Whitehead.
80: DR.. Henry W. b. Woodruff. 80. and Colonel
Edward H. Wright A
The governors Of the United Service Club have
chosen these officers: President, General q. II.
McKlbben: vice president. General NJ. T. Mcmahon
secretary. Lieutenant c. a. Calhoun. and treasurer.
Captain W. j. Madhof. All were reelected except
Lieutenant Calhoun. The constitution and bylaws
OF the club much simpllned aud condensed at
the last meeting.
a subscription dinner Will be given Mt the Aldinc
Club Tuesday evening. II Will be the last OF the
season. Frank x. stockton will preside.
Among the speakers will be It. Clair McKelwav.
F. IIopklnson Smith and william H. McElroy. Thomas
Nelson Page and Lieutenant F. J. Clavc, the African
traveller. are expected to be present. The dinner
will be In the nature Of welcome To the members
who have recently been elected, and considerable
attendance Is indicated BY the number OF applica-
lions for seats already received. Henry r. Thomas.
Arthur H. Scrlbner and Daniel s. Appleton. the
House Committee. In charge OF the arrange
meuts
New non resident; members OF the Alpha Delta
Phi Club have been elected follows: Matthias G.
Arnot Yale. '0l Of Elmira; the Rev. Arthur b. Bias
sett. Williams, 81. Of Ware. Mass. and Arthur n.
Latin. Williams. 80 OF Chicago.
The last meeting OF the season Of the German So
have been elected members: Max &. Hopf, Carl
stucnkel william Lohmann, +. Rode. william Luh
mann and H. Wimmei.
The exhibition OF Illuminated and painted manu-
scripts AT the Groer Club closed last week. but tho
library remains perennial view. delight to Overs
OF books II has OutGOwn the apartment originally
assigned to 1t and also occupies the committee
room on the same floor II Is not large now. but It's
growth is steady The volumes number over 1000.
rhnp rpla fe In
Ing and publishing. The collection Is therefore one
OF the finest In the country that special subject
The library was founded I'm l3st. and about four
nfhs Of the books were presented by members
Gift of over 100 volumes was made recently. The
yioc-presiden, samuc - Avery. besides contributing
most literally to the library has given the club
number OF valuable cchlngs and woodcuts. relating
chiefly 10 the making Of books. Others who have
added 10 the library j. o. Wright, f. II.
Dlerstadt W. L. Andrews. Theodore L. De Wine.
f. 4 Mead. q. g. King. Beverly Chew. George
Hannah. L. I. Habcr. VI. c. Leferts. the Rev. DR..
Morgan Dix. ID. D. Fearing T. J. Mckee =. l.. Ford.
Russell Sturgis and Bnyton Ives Among the treas
ures are n Grolcr surtonus's Life Of Caesar
Work on binding. by de Ystroom. dated 1871. ard
letters OF Adus Manutius. 1885 Visitors Will be
most Interested perhaps in the volumes printed for
the club Itself. work f. issued each year 10y The
Publication Commits, and copy IS printed on vellum
for the club library. most notable one In this
,eries IS the "PhllOblblon' Of Richard de Bury. Re
PRINTED translated and commented on. In thr'c vol
mines IN. edition was the work Of Professor Andrew
Fleming Wet. Of Princeton COLLEGE. Other reprints
Of the club are those Of Charles Rude's Peg voting
TOM John Miltons "Arcopagitica.7 with ntroduc
lion by James Russell Lowell, BERNARD Quarch's
edition Of the Rubaiyat' OF Omar Khayyam. and
"a 4 Decree OF the star Chamber Concerning Printing
Made Jnly H. 1887 from the first edition by Robert
BARKER 1897. Papers rrs before the club by Th"o-