New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

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GPOLIER AND ALDINE CLUB SEALS.
edition OF the poets. As the first great printer and
lover OF good literature. Mdus is in every way worthy
OF lending his TO club OF publishers IL seems
odd that the two who gave their names to these
clubs should have been contemporaries ana lrehds'
Members of the Vaudeville club express their graft
Gcation at the continued good attendance at the per
fOrmanccs. Prcblc Tucker, the secretary, says ina"
his hopes have been more than realized changes
are constantly made in the programme. Among the
new attractions last week were Miss Ncsta Victoria.
Mile Cyrene a dancer Sabon, the character imitalor.
and Wood and shepherd, comedians. sunday hl6hi
BIDS fair TO be the great Of the week with The
club Last sunday the attendance was not HIch less
than on the opening night, every box being taken
The intention is 10 have the programme on this
night always of the highest excellence. onight
Henri NIaIrcau will play the violin, Miss olive Frem
stod contralto will sing and there will be others on
the programme.
y. Turner has virtually given up the presidency
OF the Sama gundi Club, his work OH ia" decoration
Of the Worlds Fair buildings requiring his attendance
in Chicago. j. :. Hartley. the sculptor. has been act
ing in his stead. The election of the club will be
held on the first Friday In March.
THE dinner OF the Lot0s Club for Lieutenant Peary
on saturday night promises 10 be a brilliant ahair
\ notable company will assemble about the table
Secretary Tracy, Commodore Erhcn, Captain schI'i
General Greedy. Murat Ilalstcad, Lieutenant II. T.
Rhoadcs and exJudcc Charles Z. DAILY, president
OF the American Geographical society, have al
ready accepted invitations. and II is hoped that
Professor Angelo Ilcprn, Charles A. Dana and Geore"
K.nnan will also find II pOssih" to be present Frank
r. Lawrence will preside. The clubs building com
mitce al a meeting on Wednesday decided on "a mum
her OF details about the new house, Nos 11o ana 117
Fifth-avc.
The annual dinner Of the Ohio society will h'
INV : Iiomer =
chairman of the committee which Is In charge Of tn"
arrangements.
On next saturday the Colonial Club will have
subscription dinner al which the president EDWARD
w. Scott will be POSTMASTER Talented speakers
will offer their entertainment. As nearly 40 mem
bers have signed for the dinner IT viii have 10 Do
served in the meeting hail. the restaurant being 100
small. The clubs membership continues I" grow
Twenty nine new men elected AT III" last
meeting OF the board and twenty ~ the on"
month before.
The meeting OF the Patria Club February 10 81
>herry's will be addressed by the Rev. DR.. h'"'r'
Everett Hale and Edwin D. Mead both OF Boston,
on some Lessons from our -Four Hundred he.fS'
The Twilight Club, Charles +. Wingn'e Us S"c
re,arv and leading spirit reports, gaining new mem
bcrs constantly Al the dinner Oh January 20 NJ 'hr
ST. Denis HOTEL Turning Points III Lave VIII DC
discussed, more less autobogrsphcaly' ~ III
early meeting, probably the following one 'he p''Soh
mon. Charles Dudley Warner superintendent Brock
way 81 tie Elmira Reformltofy. and ". " f. Round
az thc Prison Association will be among the speakers
since it, occupancy Of il, handsome set OF rooms al
Nine'eentl-st and Fifth-ave the Grc'lo Colon-N"I
| vantcs has steadily grown In membership. recent
| additions include Domingo VI. Monjo, ID. "Taza,
Thomas f. Dcclcy. Santiago Il. Palmer, Enrique Ro'o,
Aristides Rivera f. Maurara, ir., Jac"bo >. Loi"'
August Lattmann. c. Viadero, Emmons Clark IT,,
Aouillno Hricalday DR.. John p. MCGOWAN. Manuel
| Mencndcz Rudolph Schroeder, Ramon o. Williams
| United states Consul General at Havana; AhJandIo
| $ Rivas DR.. Martin J. Echeyerra ana jose NJ DEL
| Vale
The Catholic Clnb has one Of the largest club nbrar
| lea in the city, the number OF books and pamphlets
| being nearly 10000 Members may take the volumes
| home II they desire.
The annual election Of the Harlem Club Monday
| night resulted in victory for the regular Ticket
| The officer, chosen were President John Deadly
vice president Gabriel Chevalier; treasurer James A.
| Mitchell secretary, Edward f. Raynor and trustees
1 w. s. Bray and Henry p Piertc There was tie
between Robert BOnynge. Of the regular ticket, and
| A. T. StiIlwel Of the opposition ticket for third
trustee The opposition ticket was headed by Edward
| r. Rice who has been president OF the club for nv"
years. The result of this election means the defeat
of what was called the "churchannex party In tn"
The first meeting of the Network Athletic Clubs
| at the clubhouse. August Belmont presided C.. r.
Wills was appointed governor IN pace Oh .. H., noo,,'
| who has resigned. The special ana Stunning com
| mttees chosen are as follows: 49, ,, .
| House CommIttee-Bartow {. Weeks. chairman !,
| George Massey John e. Gulick, James Whitley, W T.
Zell W. ID. searle David valentine ana W. IL; basSe,,
SSS ba6s y %n1s% Jon" "
| Office and Audting-W. ID. Starle chairman, ttOrgc
| Massey and Thomas L. Watson. c, ;,
sheriff. BaroW s. Week. &; j. Bradisl, August Bel
| Restamrant-David Valentine, chairman George b.
| Hume and f. c. Roosevelt. ,,-
| Billiards and BOwling-Jamcs WhltcIy chairman
| Henry u. Turner and {. W. Fisher >, ,,u.
| Inths-W. K. Bassett chairman: James H. iaslh
| and Daniel ID. YOumans.
| Engineers Dpariment-W T. zell Henry H. turner
| Ari-Thonas Il. Clarke, chairman; Blocker y
| Mitchell and y. Church. -. -
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d. Phillips, chairman W. r.
| Dasscft and d. Valentine.
| Leeslation-AuguS Belmont, chairman; Bari0w =
| Weeks and John {. t'ulick.
| The Clipper Athletic Climb has purchased lot
a5xlOO in Onchundred and fifteenth T.. Just west 81
! Ffthave., which 10 build handsome clubnon,,,;
| IL will be Il four story basement building. ana VIII
contain twenty-siX rooms, including nrst class gym
nasuIn. Plans have been accepted for IN" house ~
| strauss. A. W. Rider ami W Haas. The eslat "a
| cost OF the bnldins Is $4,000. The club now rents
the the soutlwcs; corner Of One-hundredand
| twenty -scventh-st. and LeAinSton-ave.
| The Congregations Club met at the 81. Denis Hotel
| on Monday afternoon last. The topic of discussion
| for The afternoon the Progress of the Negro
and addresses on this subject were delivered by the
| Rev Eugene A. Johnson Pastor of tho Lincoln Mem
| ORAL Church TN Washington Mrs Fanny VI. Cofhn.
| of Philadelphia Professor j. NJ Gregory and others
The continued cold weather has made the new ~.
Nicholas skating Club. at Eighth and Fifty sixth
ST.. exceedingly prosperous. The small clnhho,isc
| added much to the comfort Of the members This OF
necessity had " be somewhat hdrredy constructed