New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
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this country. This end will be established BY civns
literary and artistic entertainments, and by extending
M % hs BEEN S ri
that has gone abroad that gambling i 10 be maze
feature OF s club in TACT, ia, Is to be , ISe ma am
slightest foundation, and point 10 the names OF prom
aSn French ana American people waS nave dc ens.
guarantee OF tie high Character which the franco
The reception gwen by III. New:York southern
Society at It's clubrOomS No. Is West Twenty -hfth's
on Thursday evening In honor Of Mrs Pickett and
,ess'ullv. MANY prominent southerners we're present
a. well as numbers Of officers Of ne Army ana Navy
Of that name distinguished for his bravery at til.
battle Of Snd Mrs. Custer the hss w IsS"H pi
given a number OF readings and Mrs. Clusters dcnca-
lions Of military lfe on Tie plains are well ana ,r Ia
upstairs Tho decorations American and Con.
' "as eDp r EI" b. Mss Mro" Raic Of
Carolina who sang; Ms, .Applcby Of Washington.
panimsnt by Victor Harris, and by Mrs Pickett. who
gave n reading in Southern dialect. The Entertain
ard ard D. isayne and 6: Perry Sinclair, The Reception
Committee included Mrs. Mgernon sullivan. MIR John
s Par4 A W.. M csaras ss Ds GP5' Mrs. o%%rs T.
hayne, Miss :. c. McCay. Gc6Ieral W. W. kirkland.
Colonel John 4: Calhoun. Colonel A. 6. Dickinson.
Captain Hugh X. Garden DR.. James II: Parker. Dr.
George Topper Harrison and Colonel J. r. Abncy
lon siill continues to be div"rGei and there is lust
as much question the cIb'S chances for
gether satisfied with the financial outcome OF the clubs
first season. and who are IN doubt as to the social
think the experiment will not be- tried another year.
There are just about As many other members h2w'ver
financially for first season, and cannot see goo1
reason for abandoning the experiment as affairs stand
Tho Students, Movement celebrated Its first ami
vcr,ary with reception yrS,ciday afternoon =, tor
were made by William :. Banbridgr. expreSident Of
lie students. Movement; James W. NIexnndcr. prcs
den, of the Princeton Alumni ASSOCIATION. and Bishop
Of The students. Movement and the Roy: W. IL r.
the Columbia College Club, Dr. and Mrs. Gerrit Smith
Mrs Dyett and Miss Taylor.
Members and guests Of the Kniokerbocher Bowling
club ri tie TENN, building. SO. 2l2 West Forty
hrls had sncc.,fnl mcctlns on Wcdn ,r1 al, a
the bowling resulted IN Tia" making Of some excellent
scores The meeting was exceptionally Interesting
offered for competition among them being hand
some gilt travCing clock witch The commiis: put up
for paironesses' prize handsome Gold-incd bonoon
spoon. presented bv Or. stephen Smith Burt. and IA
p1r OF high china candle''ickS, presented bv Miss
The clock was wen bv Mrs sheldon. The csndle
sticks were carried. or BY Miss Lucy Sc,rocdsr, and
Of the spoons. There was box OF candy for ever
body The scores we're as follows Henry G Tract
icr Maroun ~ Walter Rutherford. I4o: Miss Ethel
Grafam. io6 Mis- Schroeder. The winner Of The
candInscis. made exactly. 49, with Miss ITallet de-
Forest a close second at 20 Among those who al
tended were Miss Livingston. Miss Ogden Miss Costcr
Miss Allen. Mis- Banks Miss Irving. Miss Pync. Miss
Hall Miss %prvers. Miss Wells. Mathew AsiOr Wilkes
A. j.. Irll W q. Elliot and A. J. Bramwcll.
The monthly dinner OF the Quaint Club. n dining
Organization which merits Its name held on Tues
day evening nj the Hotel Waldorf Te dinner was
hell in tllr "s'nie dining room" and was The first
~,tn uulic affair Of the klnd which has been hel nj
the Waldorf. The of unusual excel
iencc and did grcnt credit 10 10 Dinner Committee
which made up % OK President ". J! Arte
SrcrctIrv Taratoui AMI John \. Scicll"r Mr.. D"pew
told q. his amusing stories. and spec llc- were
nlso made hv u. T.. S'chles George II. Flnnming
Alfred RhndskOT Charles g.. +. Wahe. jr.. W.
McNought. DIR. Perry. John ". Savin and JOIN F.
MilhOllaDl Song sung by james Elvcvson. ir
who accompanied hv William D,s'in. the famous
Quaker CIV rornN'ist and hv John A. Cockerill George
II. Daniels and W. :. Iindy