New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
AMONG THE CLCBHOUSES.
ANNUAL RECEPTION FOR woMEN-UNIoN
LEAGUES LINCOLN DINNER.

LEAGUES LINCOLN DINNER.
The IIan3ver Cub gave It's annual reception to
women on Thursday evening. The house was crowded
I'm spite of the disagecable weather. and everybody
agreed that 1t Of the plasantest affairs oil The
season. The guests were received as they entered
the parlor by President Wurstcr and Benjamin II.
Bacon, chairman of the entertainment committee.
Dancing lasted from 10 O'Clock until well on toward
morning. An elaborate supper was served by the
club steward. The entertainment committee besides
Mr.. Bacon was composed OF james a. Taylor FRANK
sperry, Ludwig Nissn, William +. smith, H. X. >.
Randolph Dr. J. 6. Gulick, Joseph Poston, Louis
Conrad and Julius DE Long.
The Algonquin Club has been requested TO repeat,
for the benefit OF local charity, the minstrel per
Torrance recently held in Its clubhouse. ana VIII
probably do after the annual dinner OF February
81 The following committees have been appointed
In the club for the present year: House Committee
Dr. A. W. Ford. Henry c. Webb, DIR. Henry ~ Read;
membership, John Dunbar Cornelius Morrison. Robert
r. Street: auditing, Andrew j. Perry, Adolphe j. kmr'
entertain ment. john A. Dunbar, Charles H. liuh Ir'
and Charles b. Cpjohh.
The Hamilton Club will give dinner In honor Oh
Secretary Tracy his retirement from once ana Ills
return from Washington II will DO held at the club
house On March 16. table dhote dinner VIII he
served In all the dining. Of the club to boh
men and women on February %. at p. IN. separate
tables will be arranged for parties not exceeding ten
The ROYAL Hungarian Band will furnish the music
The cost OF the dinner Is s..
The J'nicn League Club will hold its annual Lincoln
dinner on Monday evening. over 3OO guests are
expected. President Howard NJ. Smith Will be toa'|
master. The principal speakers will DO the rev
Dr. Henry Lincoln Wayland, Of Philadelphia freoerieN
Douglas OF Chicago. and Edward r. Wailace. OIL on'"
The Carleton Club Oh Monday evening held It's an
pusl dinner nj the clubhouse. President shlpman
was POSTMASTER speeches were maze Dy "i'ia'"
J. Gaynor. Professor Isaac F. Russell, Judge Henry
A. Moore, T.. H. wecms Abel Crook, DIR. L. L.
schepck Judge n. II. Clement and b. J. YORK
Tho Interclub Whist League will have dinner AT
the oxford Club On February 81. All the members
OF the tw, clubs comprising the league are invited TO
attend The prizes TO the winning teams will be
awarded The committee In charge consists Of
Frederick II. Webster oxford Club Melvin j. Galley,
| Carict.1 Cub; stephen Condat. Brpoalyn saub :
Charles b. Hobbs, Union League Club; George A.
Layie Montauk Club: Frederick II. Evans. Hanover
| Club: Daniel Chaunccy, Excelsior Club, and d. u.
| Leggat, Hamilton Club.
The Laurence Club on Tuesday evening gave a
| dance at the Pouch Gallery.
The committee recently appointed in the Crescent
Athletic Club to consider the advlsabllity oil building
| a new city house has held meeting, but has MOI
| vet a report under consideration. The following
! officers and committees bave been selected by the
Board of Governurs: President, Charles NJ Bnl
vice. president Gail II. De Silver secretary. william
b. Hill: treasurer Henry l.. Langhaar; standing com
mittecs: Auditing, Alden swan, Hurry e. Duvai
member ship r. Burnllam MOfat. George W. Chauncey,
| Thomas A. Eddy house, Campbell {. Brown, Chafics
| A. sherman, James H. OIphant; athletic. Edwin W.
Buclow william r. Gilbert Grant hoffman, Carroll
| J. Post, u.
The last weeks games In the lnterclub lowing
League tournament resulted as follows: