New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
DUTCH OFFICERS HONORED.
GUESTS OF THE HOLLAND SOCIETY.
A BRILLIANT DINNER At THE wALDoRF-soME
OF THOSE PRESENT.

A BRILLIANT DINNER AT THE WALDOKF-soMh
OF THOSE PRESENT.
petrcon the Treaty OF Limerick, which was signed
about 200 wears ago and dinner IN the Waldorf laN'
evening. the amazed citizen could trace little CON
noc,,on hut there is a connection for all that. II
Is true that "a great many things Dave happ'h'i
since them" a. Lord Iseaconsfeld once >aid when re-
minded of some Inconsistency In n matter ." great
political concern. Ye, the olors at Limerick ana INC
coIors nj the Waldorf III" sGme-oIauGi' III
one case they stood for war; and N 'hc other pc" =
II would have delighted the heart Of peii'"S'
Orangcman of pclfst 10 all the orange mes 'h"'
uors dispaved. but while with the former IA" en-
blcm was typical of party strife In III" o'h"r u was
typical of national glory and rcnown Not alone inc
colors and the flowers. but the music and the names
were Dutch Altogether the dinner was HUME
ending TO the series Of public entertainments wiz"
more than ever before have rendered hlS'orlc inc
nam. Of the Empire City in all the lands. The
Holland Society Of New York gave the Inner ana
I, was in honor Of the officers Of the ROYAL Neither
lands steamer Van >pcyck, one Of the visiting war
.hins commanded by Captain W. A. Arrcns.
The ballroom OF the Waldorf, on the first floor was
handsomely decorated. The seats OF honor az inc
guests table half buried in ferns and hug" palms.
When the flag OF ,he Netherlands was suspended from
the music gallery there an outbur' OF applause.
An interesting map OF the District OF New-Ne'her'
| lands now New.York drawn in 1856 hy N'schrr
and IN possesson OF l.. r. Montayne. ana OF when he
claims that only two are In existence III 'hiN '""''
WAS presented by that gentleman to snbIlcn'eh"h'
| x. w. van der Ohls. The whole company examined
| 1t with curiosity.
There were no set speeches for the list of toaS's
| and the assignments thereto were not ready hh''i
| shorlv before the dnrer began: but the Du'ch ana
| the descendants OF the Dutch, who or" loNia ~
well as hardy people, while waiting for the ora'ory
sang in chorus some popular ballads when Drought
down the house.
| James w. Beekman. the president OF inc iiollahu
Society," presided. having on his right captain W. ~
Arriens and on his left Admiral Gh"rardl Inc "'''H
| at this table were The Rev. DR.. G"orc" H. Van y"
| Water ConsulGencral I1anten. COMMANDER IL w
| Groot Warner Van Norden. Charles !. DaS' ''"''"'
Van Vljct F. J. de Pcyster, George NJ van HOUSE,"
| and Augustus Van WycR. - 10
These are some o. the names OF IN" IL" "'h''S WIN
had seats at the tiDlcs: 49,
| lieutenant H. J. MichelhoN Lieutenant g. W. De
| I.ur DR. W. K Van Reyp'n, DR.. Delavan 'l"o'e""'
sub.IAeutcnant A. V. Van san'"n, S"o-N'u''h"n'
| / r. Van DC Mandelc, W. i. Van Ar'da"' - b.
| Van Nostrand. f. Rtner B,s. Geo &c NJ Nah"'N''''
Robert sicllels John X. Dineman. JON II. h"ppF'
Dr. C.. J. Dunond. &, F.. Nonnnyc, l. T. Mon'"",''
pormostor J. J. Van Demcn Assistant iayIh"S"'
| w cr,n.mon John w. Vrooman. Charles X. de-
| rroost Or NJ r. Veddcr, y. l.. Van Jand'' >up
| lieutenant X W. dor Chijs. Sub Ll'h'ehah' ~
| van Vcrre Frank IIasbrouck. J. g. iasbro"'h - H.
| Eoo.ovcIt sub, Lieutenant +. A. L. Crev"' S"o''"'
| y
| Iiertenant $ T. Moist Frcnetc. Lieutenant u. - D.
| ydon George G.; Dewitt John X. Van Worn'r'
| Engineer j. Vcgel, Lieutenant J. NJ. Ente van "'''
SrrI ieutenant g. r. j. Haentjes Decker, SUD L''''
,cnont J. ~ dc Ronde. Augustus SchooninIh'r' 'o,,'
| 'hor lanes w. sah0Onmakcr, W.
| r. Elmcndorf, Lieutenant j. a. N""'
| I,ou,enont ,du,ant A. j. Kcynerbcrg, ten
erol Egbcrt l.. vice. Eugene Van Schnick. """"'
| Storm Robert Is. Roosevelt, sub Lieutenant ~
coetopp Sutherland Dewitt 5. ID. Coykch"'i'
svlyonus H. SHOEMAKER, Theodore ". h'''"'
Isaac Meyer. DR.. p. l.. schcnck, DR. T. v o'np''"'
frederick r. Van Ecuren, George W. Van Hc,'''
Yam Allen. s. II. Adams. J. Il. Van der Ne'r
ana ON ih bioilarr were cngr"vnea Of from" racant
Ruyier and Pet Ian n .pvk WI in d he centre
III Explanatory "A there was not emo" w., his
c her5 Van syk left to RAM aI, m his memory re-
mains intact -, ,r ,,oro thoro TO do II, nor 10
ne %, .rands and those who represented irT'
h c'ccc,-rs OF Van Tromp and their dear old ifi'n'
wnoh III Won 70 drink with enthusiasm their hait'
Can,ain Arrcns responded In excellent Ehe"'.
and was received with loud applause. we "nc"'
no .oia we would receive hearty reception IN Nc"
Work Ian, we were not prepared for the outblTS' ~
enihi,s insm with which Won welcomed US. ana l ','
unbounded hospitality wcn nbe we viii awyl be- one
,Se centres OF religious and political FREEDOM tap
pi,%",, President Warner Van Norden spoke to the
next toast our CHESTS ., ,.,., -,otc,
h'N ,dmiraI Ghcrardi spoke for The tmt'h Stn."'
navy lie reviewed the naval trirmphs ina, h',
been won under the starry ing nmG sponr ,in SSvy
aif here should be any lapse Of the i'r sr, ,,"
now centres In this branch Of the puIne rcr f.
n ,S he the citizens themselves have "" pow ~
nr"vcnt IT, for they can say TO c'naloa'" .P vou
rress: unless you give us ships we won erect 'o"
Immense cheering and applause2 ,,r nTbo Neither
''" Ex,Judge Charles p DAILY spoke Tor Inc >''"''
lands" . c... Army ,ros rcsnondcd 10 bv Gen
me To o' WIiet Dr. Van DE Water. Robert b. Roo'e
er; and , General Egber L. Viele also spoke: ,
WY nor evening of uniJ)undeh pieS"''
.ho ysitors as well their ENTERTAINERS ana whc,
tSnv rose TO go the cheers echoed ana LEG ;h
they ,ba sn,ciOus room, whPc the band plavod ln'
owe. ,,na, Anthem Of the Netherlands and The STAR
Spangled Banner"
COLONEL BOYLE GIVE, TWO EXCURSIONS.
co,oncl James W. Boyle, Tammany leader. OF Tn
,v,t assembly District. took two parties Of friend
q Inspect the vessels yesterday on his big Tug
| =, ,,as " B0yle In the morning his guests wcr
Va, Attorney Do Lancey NcOll. Assistant Ds'rc
...".novs Francis l.. wellman. John +. Mcintyre