New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
81. or TIE ARKWRIGHT CLUB.

SEAL. OF THE ARKWRIGHT CLUE.
will quickly be filled. A few NONRESIDENT members
club viii offer exceptional advantages to out.0f-
town merchants who visit the metropolis frequently.
The club IS not confined TO men in the drygoOds
trade. f. T. Harper president Of the Mutual Re
serve Association; John w. Vrooman and other
officers If IL already members. and so are
Postmaster Charles W Dayton. Judges Fitzgerald
and Gidcrsieeve Charles B. Peet, president OF the
United states Mutul Accident Association. ana
The clubs noor Is l2j by = feet and IS reached by
four elevators There is one main dining room. two
private ones. for women. cafe for hasty
Mncheons and commodous library and reading
room. which overlooks Broadway. The club Is in
tended to serve many purposes. There will be
city in th- morning after a journey may get rid
Of the dust OF travel and put clean garments for
business This may save long trip to his home
or the expense Of going to Il hotel.
THE wOMANS DINING.ROOM.
breakfasts and dinners will be served as well as
Mncheons- 1t IS thought that considerable will
D. made OF The d!ning-room for women. 1T will be
an especial convenience to living in the suburbs
"hen they wish 10 20 TO the theatre to a social
aiair in the city. instead Of travelling all the way
nome after business they can have their wives
c, set '.en at The club Lockers Will be provided in
Mrich they may keep their dress suits in the day.
ms ms feature Of lockers and bathrooms has been
alaed to the Union Club since It's annex opened
members
The corporators of the club were William T.
We vest George H. Frieze, Henry g. Woodruff. Will
iras, lgn /, shedd and William G. Engle Mr.. West is
ooqfuh Is secretary, and Mr. Engie is treasurer.
@ nc board oi Governors consists Of the officers and
N.tbVfaDrs ana John O'Sullivan. George O. Leavtt,
s MAN ua W Marston. Frank ID. Ward Edward
er,op ppo~ieni Frank Cabot. Henry Is. Keen Fred
I5lA eIub M w Mliliam Gwinn and " iliam II. Allen The
~. scar mas picture OF the spinning Jenny. in
vented by Sir Richard Arkwrlght.
HARDWARE CLUBS HANDSOME ROOMS
-'iolher downtown club which is yet without q
I'm Is the Hardware. Ihis will cater to that part
u - 'ne city just below the field Of the Arkwright
:. mas leased the top floor Of the great Postal Tele
s."pn huiding at Murray-st. and Broadway which
-. - !" De ready for occupancy In March or April
e,1 &c Is already membership OF over 3yO about
Proo, vi winch are resident The floor Is G9 feet In
rno way BY $50 in Murray st. and the main dining
H. t''i WIZ De 80 by q feet. OF course there Will
scusr "22nmen,s dining-room. This Will be q feet
ce,nas me library viii be In the lower Broadway
and 1ui Ihere are balconies on both the Broadway
tha 81. ~ urrayst. sides The cafe 32 by 2S feet IL in
are 4. az the western end OF the building. There
serv;oS several private dnng-rooms. The elevator
'oI'ice IL abundant
sisc as round that the single floor would hardly be
on.the" ior al needs so kitchen has been built
it4r.sae rooi There Is mezzanine floor between
roon anu tne cubroom, which the various store
sons ana the linen closet. The House Committee.
''S'ins OF Peter McCartee. z. c. Van Claim.