New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
GOSSIP IN THE CLUB WORLD.
RAPID GROWTH OF A NEW ORGANIZATION
NOTES FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.

the Union, Union League knckcrbockcr and IN
vcrsy, being especially well represented The roll
now contains 400 names and every mall bf1hgs
in new accepnceS of the invitations 10 Join the cub
Edmond Kelly Is in charge OF the work of orcahZtloh
The committee has sent out invitations TO the general
meeting TO be he'd at sherry's April 10 at D. m,
nj which the purposes of the club will be explained
and discussed. The club has engaged stanford White,
OF McKim Mead d White. to examine the Jones
house the northeast corner OF Ilith-ave.
and Ffy-seventh-st., and TO report on lis
fitness for II clubhouse. should he advise that
the house be leased, the committee Will no
doubt sign the papers Then M White Will make
plans for altering the house to make IT suitable
for club purpO-es. Among the new members are
Horace f. Demng, DR.. John c. Perry, NtLir H.
Turnure, W. Feowes Morgan, Myles standi~h. Fleming
TuCkerman, Spencer TraSk, George F. Peabody. Jane,
Augustus Johnson, G. II. Ludington c. H. Luiingion'
jr Thatcher Payne Luqueer. Eugene Schiehclln Harry
C. Lawrence Nelson Spencer, f. J. de Coppct. Will
lam c. Brewster Charles l.. Aterbury. H. j. Ncholas,
Frank d. Pavey, William +. Brigg, Lawrence Miller
5 B. schie1cln g. Aymar Sands Charles latham. >lla'
b. Erownel. Henry Moct. James II. Benedict, George
g. WheelOck Francis IggnsOn Cabot Clarence Goidby,
Samuel p. Avery jr Samuel sands. Hamilton H. Far
fax Charles Taber. Francis VI. scott. Dr. Edward W.
Lambert. Herbert Denman. c. W. Wetmore. L. Bolton
Bangs George W. Van Slyck, J. llaIScn Iuliy
Buchanan Winthrop, F. Bronson Winthrop, j. liood
Wright, Almon Goodwin. j. j. Goodwin, J. y. y.
GIiswold John T. Hall. J. Montgomery Hare, Joseph
W. Harper Oliver Hartman, Hugh Hastings, Edward
Il. Hewitt, Erskne Hewitt. +. L. V. lIoppm. William
Il. Iornblower. ii. Z. Rowland. Gerald L. Hoyt,
Henry s. Hoyt. Thomas II. Hubbard, William +.
Iseln, Arthur c. James, DR.. John Clark>on JAY.
Norris H. JeSup. Hugh J. Jcwett. Bradsh Johnson,
jr., Henry Kecltas, Joseph Larocquc, Bcnoni Lock
wood. Il. p Lounsbury. \. Il. Macdonoush Thomas
a. Maitland, James W. Mark0e. Alfred Bishop Mason.
John A. McKim, Henry y. Mum, Robert Olyphant,
,t,, aVip
Ferry Johnston l.. de Tcyscr, Sidney Dillon Ripley.
W. Harris Rome W. Emlcn Roosevelt. y. Fcndleon
Schenck Montgomery schuyler, George Il. sheldon
William Alaire short, Henry l.. spraeuc. VI. Allen
starr Daniel NJ S,imson. Charles L. strong, William
L. strong. Howard 4. Taylor. Henry l.. ThoTncn,
Henry G. Tinker. Walter Trimblc. Richard Tflmbe,
Herbert L. Turner the Rev. DR.. Henry van DYKE
Abraham Van santvoord, l. Mayhew Wainwright
Elwyn Waller, William Il. Ware. Edwin II. Weather
bee General Alexander :. Webb. q. Creighton Webb.
F.. c. Weeks. Robert F. Weir William WhlOck. L.
stuart Wing. Grenvlle L. winthrop. Andrew {. Ia
brske. Eger,on L. winthrop, Charles Henry Butler.
Frederick \. snow, james r. sheffield. J. Howard
Wainwright Edward Russell. John H. Van W"rmcr.
William F. Clarke. W. X. stewart. Francis DcaheH.
Henry IL. Landon. DR.. Thomas f. satthcrihwaiir.
Dr.. Charles B. llacklcy, Alexander DneT irving d.
Henry d. Nicoll Charles y. Talbot. James b. Town
send. Gardiner sherman W. W. Moir. +. W. Lincoln
jr.. DR.. :. Coahy Vandcrpoei. Alfred Il. Conhlng.
ID.
Vought Clement March. Charles e. Iauding. Alfred
b. Thacher. Richard T. Wainwright, Walter Edmond>.
W. y. Wilmer +. Augustus schermcrhorn, Henry H.
Anderson Russell II. IIoadley. Charles Carroll Lee.
Charles c. birmingham George II. soren and J. Eyer
ton schmidt.
Officers OF the Calumet Club have been elected
follows: President. William Turnbu: vice president
J. Lawrence Asp1Iall; treasurer. John T. sudan
The lectures on economical subjects which Profc>
George Gunton is delivering Friday evenings at the
Republican Club. have been well attended and their
value has been clearly shown. They viii continue
for some time longer. The campaign committee, which
was appointed by James 4. Blanchard, president II
the club met last week to discuss the work which II
is to do this summer and fan John :. smith 8,
chairman of IT, w NJ X. Olcott Is secretary. and Henry
Hall Is The efforts 70 increase the member
ship Of the club are meeting with good results a, the
applications are coming I'm steadily. The Ecpubli-
can Club took active Interest I'm the effort 70 have
the odionS speedway. bill repealed. Mr. Blanchard
appointed committee Of ton 10 cooperate with other
organizations I'm the movement. Jane :. Lellmaicr
and Mr. Blanchard represented the club AT the ma
meeting in Cooper Union, and Mr.. Lchmacr went {"
Albany with The delegation which urged the repeal Of
tho
The new Board Of Governors Of the Insurance club
organized on Wednesday and reelected the following
officers President james A. Silvey. vice resident
william J. swan; secretary William II. CIoliu,. and
treasurer, West Pollock. Mr. swan at once c.isncd
from thc vce.prcsidcncy and from the Board
count OF press Of business. Wallace L. Peek
chosen 20 succeed HIM
The BoaiE of Managers Of the Catholic Club viii
meet on TUESDAY night and on Thursday To, April
meeting q tie club win take place. 81 that tame the
proposition 20 increase the membership 1int fon 40
to 1000 will be acted on. There l. no doubt OF 1t,
being adopted The new clubhouse In Fii}-niuth -.
i, la enough 70 accommofaL. tie larger number aud
the additional income will be welcome. At th.ir
meeting on Tuesday the governors will elect enough
men to fiji the membership. The handsome home
Just finished is proving a great drawing power AID il
will not Jake long to receive go more men when the
rules are changed.
The story tcllcrs' night Of the Alpha Delta Phi
Club has been delayed by the absence from the city Of
Walter II. Crittendcn who has II In charge The en-
tertanmcnt promises to be interesting when IT doe
occur. The members 10 have pool tOurna-
ment within few weeks. the arrangement, for which
are in charge Of q. T. Donnell Appropriate prize
will be offered. The most recent additions - tho
membership Of the club Resident. james MEG
Smith, S,dnhattan College. 20; nonresident Edmund
u. Delabarre Amherst, so, of Providence, and J.
DOrr BRADLEY. Harvard, go, of Boston.
The members OF the Colonial Club will probably
have opportunity To part Ct their new house In
the Boulevard in a snort time now An effort will be
made TO have OF the rooms ready April III, 80
that the monthly meeting Of the club may be held
there then. The committee in charge o. furnishing the
house Is still hard AT work. The place Will not be
entirely ready for occupancy until 50 late
In the spring that the formal cercmonies
Of opening 1t will he postponed until next fall. There
is so strong desire however, on the part of the
friends and relatives male and female OF the member,
have look at the establishment that it will prob
ably be thrown open for day or two soon the
club moves into It, The limit of membership 600.
will be reached shortly. The figure is nearly
$50, and about twenty applications pending,
although the committee doe, not meet until April "a.
BY that time, there WILL doubtless be thirty or more
names TO be passed II quite likely, there
fore, that the ranks will be filled up completely at the
May meeting OF the committee.
The Delta Epsilon Club T. another OF those which
Is talking moving but unlike most of these IL
not want to get further up II l. a
No 142 West Forty eighths and viii probably choose
q Innrn Itr.ls L.A Inn.