New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

clubs the Bar Association and the Yale Alumni As
ISOLATION.
New-York has " Clover Club well as Phi'aic-
phla although the Of the metropolis /, with
drawn from public notice than the other. The local
Clover Cub has borne that name only since fall hay
Ing been organized as the Seventh Company 'luD.
Captain ]. Jones Goblin Is the father and president Of
The club. When he came TO hi, CITY from Mobile.
Ala two wears ago. he elected captain Of Com
pany q, list Regiment. He Lad gained military cX-
percnce In the Mobile Cadets. With cDhh-ia>m he
set TO work 10 build up company that should be
d credit 10 the regiment.
one Of the means be employed was the founding
Of the seventh Company club. In which fourteen men
OF the company Joined him. The club was 10 IN
crease Ire good fellowship In the company ana 10 cain
recruits 10 II. Before long. however. there was a
pressure to make the Cub purely a social one. ana
all other aims were dropped. In accordano" Win
thi; chang. the old name was dropped for fc new
The i'll wind that disrupted the Manhattan Athletic
Club blew grea, good TO TIE Clover THIS was ho'nne
less than 40 members, who formed the Cherry Di-
mond Whist Club. These men wanted TO retain their
organization and their membership In the American
Whist League so they Joined the Glover Club In II
body They include some Of the best whist DlnN'rS
&, ,Ie country Among these recruits are Eugene
Van Hchack James f. Van, }. T. Van Wyck. II. H.
Watson, W. Is. Wheeler. II. T. l1ke Walton storl'
r. Granville smith, Captain ID. >. Denni'on T. J"
noo,or mr. Charles H. Brown, +. DodswOrth, George
a. nickinson f. If. Graham Dewey Richard W. FL
rou NJ H. Elbins {. NJ Folsom, Percy Gardner
+. g Grosyenor +. -. HURT, william II. Hawkins.
Josn IIowley, H. II, Janeway, r. j. Kenwor,hy, r. u.
Laurence w. NJ Lane, q. V. Maynard. John y. Nit
cheu \. VI. Montague william Norihrup. Edward ..
pr..bv DR. William r. Pryor ". Il. Post, Alfred Koe
wY.not H. smith, Charles ~ Russell and [. H. stein
way , , ,u -,
~, ta,ephoue building No. 1I3 West Thirty cghthst.
a space AS large that given by an ordinary Dro"I-
,ono bousc ma much more conveniently arranged.
r,ro are no stairs TO climb, and almost no waste III
hills Until the accession OF the Cherry DIiiio'iu
wh,st club only half the floor was leased Ihc cub
m. are pleasantly furnished. and consist OF good
.zed reception room, rcading-r"om' ho'ary' cara
room billiard room and restaurant
A lesson on the small amount OF money on winch u
oon he satisfactorily run Is given By the expert
cnce of the Glover Club. Cn'i recently the '''aa'o'
..o was $40 and the dues were III: year. ihese
' . h.ve nov been increased 10 So and 92O. so
'. o,s,al bettorment in tie service and prvl'
- ,aht no made The charges In the restaurant
100 ,,nusuaIIy moderate, and cigars ana billiards are
.,so ,.ss extensive than In other clubs. An excellent
a, d,ro,c 4, served to which thlrty-five or 1or'v
u,,ers ST down daily. The membership mint VI
40, has been reached and there Is waiting hs' Vi
twenty-five. ...,,o. -. ,,,.,..rs tee,
Tn. feature OF the club OF ""icn us memoeis wv
nds, 10 the good fellowship. Everybody Knows
-, ,rvbody else for pains are taken to miro
an,ners all around. There Is consequently MI
81, ~, soc,sblity and informaty which Is lacking III u
49,. .,,h TIE monthly "stags' are also great breed
~ M to,I,v AMI cementers OF Iiendsh'p
IT,, I~over Gibbs officers are: Captain j. Jones
Goblin president: a. j. Fisher "ve'"eS'".''' - r
%, t,,ohe treasurer Ernest Bali. secretary. Inv
,nv.-nors are these officers and Thomas D. Bell H. W.