New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
GOSSIP or THE CLUB World.
TIE LOTOss NEW HoU:E AND ITS INTERIOR AR
RANGEMENTS- OTHER NOTES

THE LOTOs'S NEW HOU:E AND IT'S INTERIOR AR
RANGEMENTS-OTHER NOTES
The Lotus Club rcjoiccs In the expectation mat IL
will De- in It's new houSe. Nos. 800 and Dos thtna''''
by February l. The work Of al ering and redeooralhg
the buildings will be- biyun Immediately after the
Columbus Celebration. With IL present h"me' III
Fnhavc and Twenty -nrst.st and the two houses mp
town. the club Will give IT. members ample facilities
for seeing the parades Members may secure tickets
AT the clubhouse admit ing them and their families to
Nos 80 and sos the days OF the c'lebranoh'
Stands will erected increase the accommodations
The plans for altering the houses for permanent use
viii be decided on shortly. IT l. likely that the
new entrance will be the one Of No. 53s, which Is
on the side Of hat house 10 NO $50. The partition
wall viii be removed and thus the main hall will
be- mad, twenty-five feet wide. window will re-
plac. the entrance 10 No. BOO The CLUB dinners
are 80 important feature that the members VIII
appreciate the big dinln- room the frs; floor. with
room FOR 200 guests. william II. Hume + the arcm'
tec The club Is growing rapidly thai bigger
house will soon be- necessity. on October !. leol'
there were 39G members PAYING dues. and Yesterday
he number was 81 the largest In the history Of the
club This Is exclusive Of the honorary and HE
members.
The Republican Club continues #, aggressive cam
palgn work It's leaders arr now engaged In getting
up plans for a series OF five six big meetings In
Cooper Union. Tie first will be- held on Tue -iiy
Bout.llc of Maine. will b. the speakers. james A.
Blanchard will preside and max" Of his short
pithy forcible addresses
The Catholic club began Is Of enter AIN
ments with lecture on last Tue day evening. The
board Of directors will have their october meeting
Tuesday night and the enire club Will have i's on
Thursday.
The first meeting Of the Harvard Club since spring
will take place on SATURDAY evening.
Until this year the Delta Kappa Epsilon Club has
held It's election each May. Las, spring. however,
II was decided change the date to october. so that
the oicers could be installed at the beginning. Instead
Of at the end 81 each II WAS intended 10 have
the election the second Thursday Of this month the
18th. but a postponcmcnt had until two
weeks later the 27th. on account Of he Columbian
celebration The nomiua ing committee consisting Of
George Austin. benjamin H. HAM, \. W. Gleason j. W.
Farquhar and {. VI. Price will report before long.
The house committee Is going TO decorate and illu
inmate the dubious" for the celebration next week
Many gcmhcis will doub less view the parldcs from
the club shortly before the club election the retiring
entertainment committee viii have dinner In accord
ance with a well established custom There viii b.
a few invi I'd guests The ID. X. +. Club felt deeply
the loss II sustained by the death Of General James
W. Hustled. lie was one Of the original members and
FOR two years vice president The club has
sweed lis membership since summer by electing the
following: william II. =. John. Arthur r. jerks.
Arthur VI. Johnson Austin Colgate, Joseph Leavy.
resident and > X. Pttman. ~ Chicago: F. W.
Whiting. OF Ectroit. and Charles A. Preston Haydan
Commissioner Ia the Worlds Fair resident.
The ArOn Society. M IT, recent election chose the
following officers: President. c. NJ. Bauer first
vce-prrsldent, Richard Wclnacht second Vice prcsi-
dent H. G. kudich recording secretary Louis Kortun.
corresponding secretary, julius Werner, financial
rotary, Henry EndemsnU, treasurer. Coustanton
Luclus. The board 81 directors includes such well
known members John u. Pannes Richard Katzen-
mayer and Augustus |. Role. While many 0f the
mol 4 he uar
Of the house. including the library cardroom restau
rant and cafe. handsomely redecOratcd There
exhibition Of the presents received by the
delegation which visited Germany The most CON
spcuOIs OF these f. maenlhcently carved ivory
pitcher the gift OF Nr. BarthOlomay. the Rochester
brewer. who was IN Wiesbaden when the Anon mem
bers visited H. Some Of the presents delayed
In Hamburg account OF the cholera. The ArOns
membership Is now about 400 and there are twenty
0 more applications 10 be acted on this week