New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
GOSSIP IN THE CLUB WORLD
EIECTING MEMBERS TO THE METRoPOIL-
TAN-VARIOUS NOTES


Only dozen new members we're elected by the
governors OF the Metropolitan Club At their October
meeting This brings the membership to nearly 7GO
About twenty five applications not passed upon
and several men were blackbaled. Tile governors
do not care to elect many men at q sitting that
each PERSONS claim cannot be thoroughly examined.
Ec.des nothing Is to be gained by haste In this, for
membership is little more than n mere honor Just
now. Until the clubhouse is finished no dues will
be paid. There has been some slight
delay in the work on the house
because the marble has not been promptly delivered
from the quarries. 1t is expected however, that the
house warming will be held within n twelvemonth
The work has already reached the third story.
"A special meeting of the Republican Club will DO
held TO evening for the election OF fourteen
fifteen members Several other applications will
also be received, for action ut subsequent time
Mnhlon Chance Is still delivering his admirable
speeches under the auspices OF the club
The Samagundi Club will decide on programme
Of entertainment for this winter at meeting Of Its
executive board Friday night. 1t Is likely that
TIC first exhibition will be- OF sketches. In oil.
watcr.coo-s. etc. and that It will b. given In De-
ccnibcr.
General A. G.. BARNES before starting for Japan
sent In his r~ !gnatloa president: OF the Adine
club. ii" expects 10 b. gone for year and felt that
successor ought TO be elected who could he here TO
do the WORK OF p.>ideE;. The council Of the club
at It's last meeting decided not to accept the rcsgna
ton. bu. to ask General Barnes 10 withdraw it. Th"
Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott Is vice-prc,dcn and he will
be called on 10 act rs head Of the club. In few
weeks tn. club cAprct, TO RESUME It's evening enter
tanm"ntS These were Of novel character last
and they excited much interes'. The story
tcllrrs' nights have been Initiated by other clubs.
The Adine will also civ" series OF dinners this
SEASON. being encouraged In this by the success OF
the held last spring.
No bcrin at hp
Tuesday that i. the formal season. for the alleys
have already been USED To some extent this fall Three
clubs have already been formed by members which Will
bowl on Monday, Thursday and Friday evenings, and
a fourth H. organizing. TIL. wives Of members tako
part liz the contests, They have the Of the
alleys daily until ! p. m. whether with their hui-
band, or not, and get lots Of opportunity 10
practise. New members elected to tho club each
month. Among the names recently added TO tho
roll those OF Matthew Fnrr!s. Frederick F. Amos.
Joseph II. Shot. Archibald e. Haynes. G. f. Tng
la>. Charles 7. R''Gers. Lambert huntington Duncan
{. Chaplin, Gnriincr Van No,tr.nd. Samuel Il. Iaupt.
stephen !. Weaver Edward J. Bnrnnrd, william ii.
Barron james Is. Duke william \. Marburg, Henry
stanton William W. Ihiscy Frank X. Hays, Count
Kr.,lcr L. &. S,ratton. Arthur Wellington and :. C.
B,chvilh
TIL. l. ia" ticket that elected ly tho Lambs
C1n' pcioi"r -; >!,ph"rd. Clay " Gr"cn": boy.
Augn,'u, Thoma'; CORR Spending secretary. Thomas
j.. tiir tr ur"r j I'm " SOW ret ing S'cF''ary
sydney bloomfield: council. joan ';il,"y Thomas
Manning C. T. Wcmplc. De Wolf Hopper. Henry G.
d. Mrc Fritz Williams and Alexander Guild. Most
%, tho. r. clcrtrd. Arrangements for enter
tan.ncn,s at the club VIII probably he made this
wr,h.
Tn" council "f III" ',r"lrr club viii SIT on Tuesday
rvcuiu AMI two nights later The regular club meeting
viii ". heidi II Is that now member, arr elected
now y Ia" limit has been reached. only death or
resignation car,,r, n vacancy. Among The Jew who
nave ,"tn admitted 10 membership Lately i Dr.
william Todd ll,mulh
The meeting 81 th,. governor, OF the 9TH Regiment
Veteran t1nh ,rt for la, MONDAY WIS postponed
wrrk - that II niI-lt not inrrr" with liz. meeting
Of :hr Veteran Association. 10 morrow ni-ht ahont
twenty application, for membership viii i" acted "ii-
an ,Ico;igLsins c,id'uc" III growth.
ui.nlrr - amendments Il, III" Constitution OF
~ club Thursday evening. TI"," In general
Inrani 10 Simplify and 10 r"nd"n>, IN" rules ana
meet nrw c"ndi'ion, caused by III" removal into
~" nrwi clubhouse. most interesting entertain
m,ni WaS gwen at The rul,hnn>r On "Wednesday
rvrnine II VA, heartily appindca Vs. larg" ail II
"ncc. =" steady La been IA. growth OF ia" cluo
iint ~" sccr.lary Joseph f. owrn.. feels confident
than the nrJE "f membership. on" thousand. VIII be-
r~lhi tiY winter. perhaps hv Jnnnaiy J. s, I'M,
are: jean ronot, Timothy Mahoncy. 'nn"s
Barrett. Jo-'ph l. Carney. John McMaWn"y.
stephen rhind,. tnihnny Kelly. Dr. Jane, Buckley.
". s. O'Iiyrnc. Edward Iur!lianc". owen DAILY. John
r. Kelly, \. n. Quinn. Frank =. Cannon DIR. Joseph
Dunn. Joseph f. Mccoy. Thomas J. o'lIarc Daniel
TEn'nnS r. Dohrriy Lake \. Inrhe, John J. cum.
ninr> Iatl1ck RYAN. Nicacl Iirkin John u. Thorn.
ton and Edward J. Me"cnn: .,
meet November 8.
Subscription dinner will b. given at the Engineers
Club Saturday evening.