New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15

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which the Invitations read as follows; "lon are re-
or,s,od IN ose.mllc at the Fold on Sunday evening
January l3 TO participate IN a Proudeot-hom'n'o '
Your.Il'c dinner at which II Is proposed 50 u ueN'
into the secret selves OF those assembled rs l" vs.
,a,lsh be fact that even most cynical ana modest
OF them have at times felt themselves hu'h'n VII"
prde that was either becoming or Otherwise Inv
December gaInbo was big success. causing goo"
many Of the audience who were outside the lou u
wish to lee in II. In consequence, tAer" was II rus"
to acaulrc membership. and about twenty nv" ap
plicanls were elected Thursday. This brings 'ne
number Of names on the roll 20 over ZOO
The new officers OF the ALPHA Delta Phi 'iuo are
President Joseph H. Choatc first vlcepresldeh'' ~
ward Patterson; second vice-prcslden'' Benlnh" w
Franklin; treasurer. Nelson :. spencer ana seer
tarv Albert +. Hyde. All ar" rc-cI"c''u eAc"P' M
IIvde who succeeds Alfred L. Manierre On account
Of the labor involved In being secretary MT. ""''
felt called 10 serve no longer
The varous Tournaments for rich prizes offered bV
| Major H. ", T. Mali are now we'll under way az tue
eth Regiment Veterans Club. Following are t"e 'o"
| testarts at whist: ID. II. Fowler, ~ T.. Has'Iu"in'
+ H. PinBncy W. Il. Dick GOuvcIneur kenbIc' r. W.
Crawford e. {. Arrowsmlth. A. Garrison ~ S-'fshaii'
W. E. b. Kemp, L. b. Jones and John oahcy az
| euchre-A H. Ifmpson, f. H. Iinkncy, ID. H. POWER
" B. Dick 4. q. I!agcrdoin, John Oakley, r a.
! Goodwin, GOuNern"ur kemble, !. y. ware J. ~
tiuagcr, G. l.. Fleming. j. T. BuIrcl, -. r. Ni's"''
A. Garrison, A. Marshall, /. X. Barnes AT bl'ih"S
! :. j.. NJ. =
| Fisher. g. NJ. Carnochan, T.. W. Candcr /. ~ N"ie'
T. C. Center, >. buckingham. y. lNlof' NJ w. .
! corkrane A. E. White: at pool with handcap)--N' =
Scott T.. W. Cander. +. e. Center t. NJ 'aho' ''"'
100 balls W. a. Taylor. :. G. JudsOh' ""'''m f'''''
! H. A. Ware, J. NJ. Van Note. 10. r. L"h'Ii"on' :
| Frohinrham j. Il. Blake II. X. Brncdlo'' - AIo"
bridge J. McCllnoci. 81. a. W. ,. Cochrahe' d.
! paudouIne 30: f. II. ,iIthon. X. NJ Laimbccr I. T.
ord n. " H. Sands &. W. Jones. II. l.. io'chhiss'
ir T. f. Tracca. W. p. Wainwright +. harper va :
A. Garrison, W. IL. Close CO. Al t'eiF ms. NV
! the governors Of the club elected FRANK H. D""N'
Harry e. Jones and Charles T. sackct' 10 InI' "''"
borsb,p and G.. g. Battle, John Fox. lr, l. NJ "Tc''
| and ! Monroe r. Pope. to associate membership
| Tho Manhattan Bicycle Club will have lis monthly
| ueetipp ot the clubhouse. No. 1870 broadway 10
| morrow evening. ON January 20 'heI' VIII
| :. hard times smoker and auction winch onshO W
| av. lots OF amusement. The tickets are on Drown
on.r and % unique wording ard design. Inc rueS'S
! ~ xnoc..d "a appear In {" hard times" costumes
n r.hrary 2 the club will have lis annual reception
| -, the Lenox Iyccum The handicap pool 'o"'"""''"'
| Is nearly finished ,, ...,,, ,,,
| wos an entirely peaceful one Ihe ncH'' prous"' ~
w. g.. Nominating committee was elected with the
| ;rc,. exccption OF Charles T. WITS, cahuuh'" io
| .orror. l. H. Ilaslin, who was an Independent
| candidate being chosen instead by iare,' VIZ
| than any Of the regular candiu"lc, 'e''n'u ~
| Uoe,,n certainly made II pluc"y hgn'' anu NANNY
"A. rI.,d he.
.,It NJ tbe election was not announced u'"' Wv ~
| w wdn.d.v morning. although the polls were open
| ,m : n m The ticket chosen seems 10 give "'i''
,or.,, satisfaction and Mr. Brmonts interest III
athletics and his position ana popl",iN w. Po''e
Mic. should be Of great bcnrht 10 thr c'o, ,,,,
ci' IT, nios club dinner TO Mayor ,iiiroN last MINI
was a revival 81 an cld custom " ctv coom after
". Si"o mo newly elected Mayor OF the Guy 9oo" az,
to de ,alt '" VI each successive -taton EA.
Mayor IIuce at the limc OF n, ,y nTl' himself Of The
I'M. invitation and owing 10 this lapse ihc cuai it
t. into desue,lde. The revival o , ,h, nmh"r.
i'sr En- "S V,udeyie Club which opened on ivy saay
evening last /, yet too young 10 rnI sucr, $,
u m fanrr The novelty of such club brought 10
cether representative audicnc" on lne1uuS ,,.mdcd
sdmnlv ont OF curiosity. III" arguments ma, ar, ha
chcay used against the success OF le ei"I , enter.
,nmsy, which il gives thut til re is not sifll'i :, u
large number of psrsoH ~ INV NV c1nr, derives its
mawi,,rs who either To or eau attend suci iae
Entertainments except occasionally That thef% -. in
among those persons who occupy ssas On e the moot n%i
II the hail lonod at and Ms sy ' tSat despite ali
urecauIons the club will not be able 10 krep ol ON =
female element which would DE opJec',,nai NJ ,h,
nrmmenis EMPLOYED by those who are sangnn' o ,'h'
cinb's success are that New-iork has reached
pont where late entertainment OF the vn"n MIN
Under uroper auspices and free from 0bec'llaip,le
mrrnundHrs should De successful that similar clubs
are successful In London and Paris UNI, nr % 90
from dinners other enteItalnnen, =" t VIII ~
that there Is no paes 81 and aHy that there
is no possible danger Of the pr, sencc OF M
as no member c1n am"r Of his family and
that the cards Of the women guests r.Illrc ,n,,
addresses are carefully looked up by IN, m on,
II there Is any possible grounds or ola rnm nre aca
Tm, the club at present and the discussions have e
lively during the week The opening , ~ NV mcmi'r
has had and The s lint. 81 Of ' GOO IS being
Understood that the proCrammsn a ,e ~ The last and