New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
HONORING NAVAL VISITORS.
ARGENTlNA'S OFFICERS AT DINNER.
THEY ARE ENTERTAINED At THE HOTEL

THEY ARE ENTERTAINED NJ ihH hVAE1
BRUNSWICK AND THE SOUTHERN CLUB.
A number Ct bankers, lawyers ana merchants I'M
teresed in South American commerce gave WIFI might
b. called a naval dinner TO the officers oil the Arseh
tine cruiser Neuve de Julio ut the Hotel brunswick
last evening The affair primarily III honor OF
the first appearance OF an Argentine mancfwar In
the waters of This country The dinngroom was
draped with the American and Argentine flags, ana
also with a set OF silk signal flags presented 10 me
Ncuve de Julio by those giving The dinner. Inc
table was OF horseshoe shape, and was pofusey deo'
GRATED with roses. Tho Vienna Quartet OF mando.
lin, and guitars played Spanish music
" H. r. Hughes, Of the New-York and Cuba Mail
steamship Company, presided The speeches were in-
formal Those making remarks We're Admiral Howard,
Of the Argentine Republic Navy; Captain Rivadavia,
Of the Neuve de Julio, who responded to the toast
The American Ladies'; Elihu Root, The Relations
Between the United states and Argentins Republic
and ~t'' General woodward me National Guard
Invitation was brought, by John Inman for the
euo SIS OF the dinner to adjourn to the southern Club,
10 meet Secretary Iisrosr ANA at the close Of the
,,o TnS guests cap,aa ''I Rvadav cap'aa
Mudaragu, aid c. Rohl, Consul Argentine Republic;
Ijcntcnant Ouir0ga, COmmandante COncas, OF the
Maria Lieutenant sarnrhagu Lieutenant .,,. DGmartin.
ant >aracho Dr. Cunado Chief Engineer Lawder and
The dinner was given by W. H. T. Hughes, Cor
rclms r. Hiss j. Edward simmons, president Of The
Fourth National Bank; john H. Imam; Elihu Root
W D. Eddy Charles X fl h1"rio om ne"P oI 1oSe
General p'J JOHN B. Woodward, Edward a. norton,
G. G. COTE F. de- Zaldo George +. Weed ;. 5. Norton,
{. G. Brow., A. II. Thorpe l. W. Barrett ana e
Como. 49,, - . =.
Admiral Walker and Commodore Erben; T. 5; NJ
10 have been present a, r'pre'eh'alvc, ., the
United states Navy, but both were unavoidaby
absent.
A RECEPTION FOR TIE Won sPEiJK's OFFICERS.
A reception was given last evening in the spacious
ponch mansion, In Clintonavc., Brooklyn, by the
eneral OF the Netherlands at this port, John
Rutger Planten, and his wife, TO Captain Arrens and
the other officers of the Dutch man-of war Van spejk
There were 800 Invitations sent out Mrs. Panten
was assisted in receiving by Miss Planter. Mrs. Henry
Iluygers, Mrs. II. Rolf Planter, Mrs IL. Putnam
Kramer. Miss Il. krusenlan Cramer' Ilse No1per,
Miss Schmmel and Mis- thlenbroek' among , Gn'
especially invited Minister Ii. de MeGKerii, tonr
mandant w. A. Arrens; Commander d; H. de E Tfye'
Lien,enants II. }. +. Mchclhca NJ. " L. v Sea'
j. NJ Ente Van Oils. J. \. Van der kool, II. van
der 700 and other officers Of the Van hpellK Rear
Admiral Gherardi and Commander Henry ErDeh. na
Mr.. A. J. F. Behrends. Mayor and Mrs: D. a: B22oo{'
Mr.. and Mrs. 1unls O. bergen. Dr. and Mrs' a.
cuyer Mr. and Mrs C. g. pike: DT ANA and Mrs sas
\. Condlt. General and Mrs. H. &. Mig, "I' aa,u
Mrs. w. ". Goodrich, Dr., and Mrs; David AVID gregg
Pr and Mr. j. W. Hcyde' c orr H Vieecon Cons and
Mis-. " NJ. b. Gravenhorst. NJ III; . -, haas, rv sa'
Mayor A. $ Hewitt, Or. and Mrs. william !ar Wne
Krseman Van Eiien, Channcey Marshall MI n.n nnd
Mrs jenkins Van schaick. the Rev ana MS U Ws
Nan r J%tgs and Mrs T Ausurus S Nason Sy Mr.
and Mrs. George VI. Olcott Mr.. and Mrs. Robert b.
Roosevelt General and Mrs. I. F. Rodenoough, COM
missioner John shelds Dr. pr,n nnd Mr. M Ard a. Mrs
pSin RhinSIand,.r. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van
slccn. Dancing followed the reception