New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
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AMONG THE CLCBHOCSES.
4 DINNER At THE ALGoNoUIN-oTHER socIN
ENTERTAINMENTS.

4 DINNER At THE ALGONoUIN-oTHER soClL
ENTERTAINMENTS.
The private subscription dinner given nv some OF
tlc AlconGuin Club men to their fellow member Major
Thoma, f. sloan. 81 the Old Guard on THURSDAY
evening at the clubhouse partook of military char-
actcr The club parlor, were used as dining-room.
and mn elaborate under the direction OF the clun
steward was served. The floral decorations were by
-chaefer. The speech Of the guest Of the evening,
Major sloan wa, the signal for firing and responses
were made by Colonel David L. Austen. Of the 18th
Regiment: George Miller, OF the Odd Captain Charles
y. Johnson. the "a Virginia Battery Adjuiant WILL
lam F. Penney. formerly Of the 9th Regiment: Vice
President Hopkins. Of the 18th Regiment veterans;
Charles Il. Davis. OF the Washington Light Infantry
and others. X. H. Laimbeer. IT.. president OF the
Algonquin Club. who Is an cNmemher OF company
B eth Regiment presided At the dinner.
\ minstrel show will be given by the Algonquin
Club mt the Criterion Theatre on Tuesday evening
April l.. by club III, mbers. FOR the benefit Of the
southern DispenSary. The choice Of seats was sold
at auction Tuesday evening IN the cardroom on
the third Hoor Of the clubhouse. The seats were then
pretty well sold ont. The rest being disposed
Of by subscription. No tickets will be sold AT the
door.
The Nominating Committee OF the Hamilton Club
appointed hy the Board Of Directors has nominated
the following members to on the board Francis
L. Fames Wills l.. Ogden. John :. James. John Z.
The Riding and Driving Club held its last music
ride OF the season Wednesday evening one OF
the features OF the entertainment was costume ride
given by W. " Walsh. jr.. W. Candee. Foster Cramp.
ton. Reuben Daniel VI. CadmuS. IT.. W. ii. Porter.
Misses BurriS, Zimmerman. Porter, q. Burrs, Candee
and Shcrwcll. Miss Sherwrll the prize In an egg
race. Foster Champion the prize In the contest
Of defending the flag" and Mr.. Cadmus the
umbrella race.
The Onion League Club Thursday evening
adopted resolutions commencing the Republican Gen.
cra Committee for its work in recognizing the party
In Kings County. and pledged itself To do all In s
power to make the reorganization thorough COM
plec and satisfactory to the great body Of Republican,
voters In the county,
President Whitney announced the following com.
mittees Library Edward II. Hobbs. Henry e. Hutch.
inson Frederick T. lIaigh,. Albert r. Osborn. Abel
f. Blackman. William X. Robinson and Edward p.
Lyon; Art-warrcn +. lin. Elm Dwight. william @.
Pate Henry lloSford, Charles W. Prankard James
Rice jr, and Edward Atw,l
The bachelors OF The Union League Club held their
annual ball on Wednesday evening. The gymnasium
used ball room and supper was served on
the floor below. The pa'roncsseS We're Mrs. John
Gbb Mrs. Calvin T.. Pratt. Mrs. Frederick II. Web
ster Mrs. Charles :. Whitney and Mrs. Timothy l..
Woodruff. The committee IN charge consisted Of
William II. Lynn. jr. william A. Webster. Carroll
| J. Post. jr., Frank ID. Titte and Andrew Peters
The Columbian Club on Wednesday evening gave
u rcct ption to women In their clubhouse. at south
| Portand-ave. and Hanson Place. Bishop Mcdonnell
| and other prominent clergymen We're present. The
committee In charge consisted Il W. p. Callahan.
| Humphrey Kelly, James Finley and James T. Con-
| way. The officers Of the club The Rev f. W.
McCarty. honorary president; William RENTER. r.,
vice president; John J. Collins secretary c. ]. Joyce.
| financial secretary George a. Arthur treasurer.
| The house committee consists OF r. j. Doughcrty,
chairman; p. J. Carlin. George A. Arthur, DIR. J.
| a. Roach and John Curlcy
reception was held last Thursday evening at tho
Wildwood clubhouse IN Flatbush. The parlors, halls
| ana reception rooms were prcttily decorated Win
plants ana palms from the cOnservatories Of William
BLOWN, of flatbu,a,c.. and at midnight supper WAS
served by MarcSi.
49, me entertainment committee of the knickerbocker
flrh Club, OF Flatbnsh, has decided upon Tuesday
evening. April %, for the opening OF the new club
honse The tickets Of admission to be- limited.
| each member TO receive Members secure
| tickets from "a subscription list in the hands OF the
| entertainment commitec which consists OF Il. W.
MAYNARD. T.. II. Lott and +. ii. Case. In order TO
iaciitae the work. the committee requests that mem
pers advise 10 how many tickets wanted BY sscas