New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12

hor, NJ Roosevelt SCHUYLER, Charles latham. John
Murray Mitchell and : Montgomery Roosevelt form
The Executive Committee. Other members VIM are
much Interested In the club Perry Belmont, pr j.
Herbert Claiborne. Frederic X. Coudert, IT, D. 'o'
man Duvton, Bradley Martin. A. Cass Garfield bhsha
DYER jr., Charles G. Francklyn. b. :. De "ar"ehu''
Robert L. IIargous. Edmond Kelly and Pierre Lori
lard. 1r.
The eth Regiment Veteran Club Will have us an
ru,, dinner on March IA. Colonc, Locke W. WIN
chester will preside BOT moro than ior'yiV' e"'''
can be accommodated with comfort IN 'he 'h'"-
room so the subscribers cannot exceed thh' h""'"''
These affairs are always Informal but 'N"e''"-"
pleasant Colonel John Oakey has won the hr'' P'1.
in the whist tournament for the trophy oH"feo "
Major II. W. T. Mali. pair Of bronz" hs"r.S'
second prize Il handsome umbrella went 10 fr'o''ieA
H. Pinckney The cuchre contest Is not hhi7h a'
Enough members have SUBSCRIBED ior '"" u''"''
the Republican Club tomorrow evening 10 H'h' ~
certain that the dining room Will be comfortably n'"
Jobn Smith will preside and exCongr'ssnnan liorr
md Flhu Root are expected 10 be among tho'' WI"
Will discuss the annexation Of Hawaii til" pan OF
having some kind of an entertainment at the club cach
Monday evening has met general appreciation LAST
week there musical programme alter "hcH inv
members enjoyed n social evening These a""'r'
make the men better acquainted VIII one aho'h'' anu
moro deeply interested In the club. week from 10
morrow the club will have its March meeting. AZ
which
probably present strong report against The p'''eF
ballot.
The Ohio Society Will meet tomorrow evening
The Church Club Is going 10 make Friday nish' inc
Uyeest OF the week at It's new rooms III Il'""'''
On next Friday the Rev. Brochholst Morgan viii az
liver an address on "The Prison Hospital ana "'"pi
Work Of The New-York Protestant Episcopal CITY MIS-
sion society," and other entertainments are TO De ar
ranged.
The committees OF the Grolier Club elected on tues
day evening are: House. Edwin Il. Holden. John N
Casweu and Samuel W. Marvin; on publications..
Theodore l.. De Wine, Alexander W. Drake 'n"'u''
p Avery William l.. Andrews. Mr.. Marvin ana 'H"r"N
F. Chichester; on exhibitions, Mr.. Avery, Mr. i"u'"
and Howard Mansfield: on addresses and meetings
william EIspbam and James Osborne Wright. on or
about April IL a citing will be held In celebration
Of the two iundredtb anniversary Of the establishing
~ the first press In NewYork by william Bradioro'
There will also BE- exhibition OF works IRON b"u
ford's and other early presses Of the mihh' cooh'
charles r. UIdcburn, Of Philadelphia, will deliver an
address The clul, will before long reprint one oil
ur,dford,s books probably with an Introduction BY
Nr IIildclurn The next publication will b" ~ CON
trlbution 10 the photography OF English literature from
Iangland 10 Wthcr." with collationS ana notes ah"
elghty.seycn facslmlcs OF rare n'cp pages anu "o"'S
picce, This will be work Of great importance
The new administration OF the Southern society pur
Moses 10 givc renewed prominence 10 It's society i'"''
uroc There will be receptions from time 10 time for
eminent southcrncrs New Workers who have come
IN Ia. prominently identified with southern interests.
In the course Of the great naval review. the Officers Of
the United states and wishing fleets VIII he entertained
CHARLES Deshon who has recently been elected pres
,den, Of the society. Is young man full OF enthusiasm
for IT, and his colleagues share his desire 10 Ho''"
It's Influence and popularity ,
Al tl,c next meeting Of the Colonial Cluo. Appiotoh
Morgan will probably give an address on 'nc "S'oN
Of the flag which displayed over the c"ono"se vi
Wasbingtons birthday. Mr.. Morgan ias maze an eA.
,ou,,ve study of the various flags used by the colonial
forces before the stars and Stripes were adopted ana
his talk will no doubt BE- most interesting T'e as
cussion about the flag has served to arouse 'he GU"
thnsiusm OF the clubs members for knowledge oil
colonial history. Tie president. Edward W. ecott' on
the evening on which the new house was lormaiD
opencd In the OF his speech said that tAe eun
would sock 10 bear out It's name by taking an especial
LANDS mon the old bloomington Road, at the poiht
where Washington, riding from his headquarters AT
the Aphorpc mansion al VIVA. Is NOW ,,rsm. roons
Guided by Lieutenant Aaron Burr and rallied them
Tor battle Of aarlsm lsg,s sepemoer a. si la
ton that no one shall be elected TO IT. unless he has
done something wCr L MEMBER "r s or or ons
81 New Works richest families PROPOSED some time
ago committee refused to act on n name iof
done nothing to eniifir him TO the honor lie bad
friends OF great Influence who advoca'ei his cause
encrseflcally. they pointed out That tnc applicant
had Founded and endowed charitable institution The
man was elected bii there IS some regret maj ne got
In for he never visit, tue n o rpsv WISH
to ION the club that they can shy they belong to It,
t.. se III lease s hep houses or quarters begin 10
annual question 4 either ssc OF n "ys s,S or o.
,ner Five As Club will anticipate the usual moving
tme, and nest Wednesday Win move s groPerty from
It's recently burned Gnasss ~ no SSins orress