New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21

EDMUND wETMORE
chief entertainment will be the view OF the interior
Of big club. Frequente.s who object to the pres
oncc of women in their club to have the privi-
! legc Of remaining away until the last woman has
left the place. Probably these receptions will be
given from time to time at the club.
The trustees Of the Reform club elected Off
Gers last week There few changes from the
| list of the previous year. The ticket is: Presi-
dent Charles :. Fairchd vice presidents, T. Ellery
Anderson. Oswald Ottendorfer William r. Grace.
Frederic r. Coudert. Edward c. Wall, Hoke Smith,
William +. Owens. j. Sterling Morton. Walter ii.
Page and Edmund $. Whitman: trustee. in place Of
Edward T. Whitney. resigned Seth :. Terry; secre-
tary Henry De Forest Baldwin; treasurer Louis
WindmUllor: chairman Committee Admissions.
Ricnal -. Woodward chairman House Committee
Seth :. Terry: chairman Library Committee. Henry
L. Nelson: chairman Tariff Reform Committee
Wallace Alacfarlane. chairman Municipal Reform
Committee Everett p Wheeler; chairman Electoral
Reform Committee. 4. Augustus Healy: chairman
Committee Currency. Charles 5. Fairchild
chairman Committee Finance Isidor Straus
and chairman Committee on Entertainment Rob
ort Grier Monroe.
The annual meeting Of the Engineers Club NO
10 West Twenty-ninth-st was held on Tuesday
evening The annual report showed the club 10 be
In a nourishing condition. The total membership
is Ca. OF which 335 resident and 81 non-resi-
dent members After deducting designations and
deaths this shows gain Of fifty over last year
The treasurers report showed a handsome surplus
The club has decided TO remain In It's present
house for another year or two. In the mean time
steps will he taken looking to the building for the
club Of a house OF its own. the Board OF Manage
ment having appointed a site Committee for this
purpose. The following officers and trustees were
elected John Stanton. president; > W. BALDWIN
and ". H. Wiley. vice-presidents; q. W. Bran
- and
well. Charles H. Loring. Charles Wallace Hunt.
Charles Raht David Williams. trustees for four
years: q. W. McNuty chairman Of the House
Committee; :. W. Baldwin. chairman Of the Ad-
mission Committee: g. W Bramwell. chairman OF
the Library Committee and the Entertainment
Committee Fifteen new members were elected.
After the meeting supper was served.
The Iotos club now has waiting list, having
reached its limit OF membership. There IL sad TO
be likelihood that any change IN 'he Ioisu ao
ITS size The present income Is i0uni sunSie"t ~
Il. even on the present handsome sale. 81,
IL IS understood that at recent meeting OF the
lions wer, received .Thc hard times do not seem.
however to have affected All the clubs, The Naude-
willie gained thirty new men IN sinsie "r,k Il
short while ago The attendance AT Its perform
ances continues large II is gratcr, In proportion
to the membership. than 1t was last year. To-
night a notable reception will b. given at tLe
club rooms In honor OF the singers and actors from
abroad who now In the city Nearly an me
leading members OF the Abbey and Grau opera
company. the Coqueln and iIaling and the WI
lard companies are expected to be present ana no
bers - meet them. Supper Will be served al II
O'Clock. the Close Of the concert IN tne opTia a
house. in which members Of Mr. Abbey cohipaniess
appear There Will bc music 10y n, the cup
orchestra, and after midnight yaGd9'ie gt,rr
tainmcnt. In this Dclprade' the fI'nch nis ~
Miss Eunlce Vance and several members OF the
"is2" eompany are to take Part! and her com.
pany Will be the attraction al the ylie ''ap
ranged by u. NJ Chase. the artist. ON February
the French company pf pdmIoiiliHtS WI, t''
The Colonial CLUB has come in possession OF a
portrait Of Washington by Gilbert stuart "hich
cially priced because me cpD time
club held week ago, the candidates for the coun,
ell and the Commttee on ADMISSIONS He re- eirV. 1871
net gain in memberAp Of forty shG ha res asrh-
Tons having Tn mqno rrsrnei Mere Chiefly men Who
never expected to make any use on ,he cup 1 pu'
The feel that this object has been accomplished.
The membership f. now 40. II was proposed 10 IN,
the initiation fee when the heure IN fsyor
OF It commanded majority OF Ine 'os' u u' con- l'0'
tInued 10 pay all It's expenses from IT'S dues ana 70
lay aside the initiation fees Tor nulai'S he
,ooefnr no the committee which managed the
Thanksgiving Day football game me ne Sup npeius
has been given to this sport by the importation,
direct from London OF 6a hs Professional %S Of
he y so Racg 90 pa" Club. Standing ,. .,o
Thf ReeH ssion Of Gp last " Monday The Vic
tory Was a divided one. the "regnl Wa,rore AMI
,bir c"ndldate for president. Edmund Metmore anu
the opposition theirs Tor Iheihpei VI VI" "
Committee William l-eary. ..,,r,ed secretary
TIC civ club Is to have n salirIeu 20 -,
I,,nes " PRYOR "A lawyer. has been chose ioi .'e
pana Edmond Kelly, who has hed me piace
70 tho Grs, found It's duties 80 Onerous that ,ney
ir,arfered seriously with his own law practlce'
Wbnn no has resigned secretary, ne VIII con.
slime an active worker in the cause OF l'e ~
duh MIR Pryor at present Is the asian. iii ~
t,rv and will not take up the new once ul'i nm, Ir
CONSTITUTION of the club Is changed 50 az ~ a',o MI
other than a trustee TO become secretary. re w" u,
devote all his time 10 the clubs ahairs. c.
Tomorrow evening. In the han OF zoo. IN,
mont CIb A. No. TO- Lexington-ave:. mere VIII
ne a nresantation OF banners 10 the tiood poTeln-
-, icinhs rrIor TO the departure OF their heltgd-
,,r,s tor the Municipal Conference at Pniladeipha
Tba t.yecutIve Committee OF the anilr consists
81 Mr. Joseph H. ChOate. Mrs. r. Fulton 'utllnt'
Mrs Richard Watson Glider. Mrs Abram . nrwi.t;
Mrs Richard NJ Hunt and Miss Dunnam G T,I
Wager Swayne will preside. Amos Parker W l..er
vii nrescnt the banners and James =: tar'e e
Washineton A quartet from the Mendelssohn "!ee
Club will sing. , ,,. ,-,,. commtta.
on Tnesday evening the city Clubs Cominttse
~, ltrricinai Government will have meeting 10
discmss The report OF It's subcommittee on the
CORPORATION Attorneys office .., "a,
cddod Covcrnmant cub q has been started us
territory will be the Id. lid and lVth Assembly
dts,rcts THE organizers are men Interested IN the
I'niversltv Settlement. The secretary IS tne rev
William Dalton No. &c Delancey-st. the university
Settlement Building