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

Elllott, j. n. Weiircr william X. White. IT.. f.. T..
,u' per', hoderick H. smith {. Cecil liodgcman and
1ohh Lanes. Among the other members are colonel
Nhar'S +. Homer. Captain Edwin Goui. Gardner IL.
RicKard' Colonel F. II. Conkn. Dr. e. w. Cornell.
Charh'' JASPER DIR. John f. Allen. Thomas j. Burton
freuerirk y. Collins. Hugh Dalzel IT. H. L. Duke
W. >. "iipin' George J. Kger. Frank f. Knight Rus
sell Marquahd, James II. Plummcr William Bona Skier
ION. IT, r. e. Smile. and George +. d. Todd.
Nap'"'h Goblin has throughout devoted no end OF
energy W building up the club. lie Is The nead Oh
the CoDh manufacturing Company. Which makes hard
ware speciallies lie was a member OF the Manhattan
Athletic CUB and Is still in the Democratic Club the
students Club of which he Is GOVERNOR. of Kane
Longe ana Occur de- Leon Commandory. His COM
pany has come 10 be one of the best In the regiment
I'll" Aldine Clubs election will b" held week
from TUESDAY Those whose terms expire are Mc'i
bcrs OF the council, Alfred G. Barnes. Alexander w.
Drake, James 1horne Harper and Francis L. iiinr oil
the Committee on Admissions. samuel NJ Jackson.
Hamilton W. Mabie, Nelson Taylor. ir.. Gilman H..
Tucker and Charles Wiley. All have been rcnomi'
mated Henry w. Poor has been named 10 succeed
Frederick a. Stokes resigned as member OF tie coun
ell In the class of %.
The Aldnc Is another Of the smaller clubs which are
full Of an atmosphere Of comfort and .ospality The
house has "A Characteristic Of old fashioned elegance
entirely It's own. No snueger and more delightful
crillroom could be imagined than that In the base
are those Of an old English inn even the sanded hoor
is not lacking. Every day at luncheon time the place
Is filled with jolly company Of artists, authors ana
publishers.
The Union League club had a special art cXhibl-
ton Wednesday. Thursday, Friday ana saturday IN
lonor Of the celebration. 1t WIS decided ONLY Oh
Friday OF week before last have this feature ana
te Art Committee collected an exceedingly valuable
10, OF pictures In three days. The exhibition WAS
pronounced one OF the most important hel1 BY the
club I'm long time {. i. Huntington loaned some OF
his finest art treasures, and +. o. Mathcs'en also
sent several costly paintings incluiing most vala-
bic Troyon. The entire collection worth aboIt
half a million dollars. The committee witch accom-
pllshcd 50 much at such short notice consists OF
Charles T.. Whitehead, chairman: Clarence King. h. '.
Connctt. jr.. Frederic Bonner. John H. Ladi ana John
Elicrkin The Union Leagues reception 10 the naval
officers Of all the visiting fleets and the American
was an admirable proof Of the clubs pubic spirit No
expense was spared To make the first function which
the Nations visitors attended WORTHY OF the me
trop,ls.
II is not surprising. in view Of the cxtcn-v" altera
,iops that had be- made In Nos 90 and 11S iilth-
ave T. III them for occupancy by the LotoS 'iub'
that the houses should not De- entirely ready 10y May
l. II Is announced that the club will b" able 10
move nj the end Of this week. An entire new ontnt
Of furniture. Langng>. carpets. etc. was bought iof
the home which the cub expects To occupy for
generation or two nj least. IN" Union Lnen" Club
la, kindly offered the courtesy Of is hoi'" I" Inc
The Lambs. Alpha Delta Phi, Zca i'>i and Five As