New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
IN THE WORLD OF CLUBS.
TWO SUBJECTS or DISCUSSION AT THE
UNION LEAGUE.
TEMPORARY RESTAURANT FOR woMHN THE
HOUSE COMMITTEE LIMITS THE CREDIT or

4 TEMPORARY RESTAURANT FOR WOMEN THE
HOUSE COMMITTEE LIMITS TIE CREDIT OF
SOME OF THE MEMBERS OTHER NOTES.
The members OF he Union League club have TWO
in,cr.stln. topics to discuss just now. on" IS '"s
MN 10 have restaurant for women opener one
night each month The other "a The ac'''h 81 "'
House Committee In cur,aliing the cFe'" u '''''''
members. .,.. -
,,h which is or,crad on he night of the regular
,,eo,i,g which falls on the second 1hur~iiy' ms
I,s;s the rest Of he week. on Friday anu "'''''"'
afternoons women are admitted 10 'h' h''''''
There has been some criticism OF me ihA""''","'
e,r ro, pr,yldng refreshments for the feminine
visitors Othcr clubs when they give lanes ""''
or exhibitions not limited TO men. serve SaiAH7' 'c.7'
o.c far thos.. who accept the Hospitality in'
1.rion League. however. has apparently Nie"ed l'S
,,c,,r.. shows as serious affairs and not aS So''a'
functions. ,r,
Perhars the example Of the M'iTop'n''h ''"'
n.tich has an annex 10 which women having "'"'''
o,talpcl from MEMBERS or accompanied by 'h'"i'
-. o, If any time has -l the Union League
,,ana-e,nent TO display more li5eraiiiy III us urea"
-, ~ feminine visitors. \ notice was poS'ed o"
,,4ia that q restaurant would be opened last NIGHT
., which members might take women "no'' NV
b.d hr,ugh, To see the pictures. There VIII pe '''
..r,d" for. all the visitors. but regular re'''"-
r.
cry seiurlay night when an exhibition - j"
,,r,,rass The room adJolns the gallery ana Il not
connected with the regular din'ns-rooi"s -
I, bss been suggested that the Union League
have a woman's restaurant open All III" ''",'
orc spccial facilities for this as the c'"p ms Wv
snace needed which Is reached through S'Pa'"V
entrance. This entrance - no" uS'' ~
ing cards 20 the exhibitions.
rho continent I'm favor OK granting 20 "o"."
ooo privileges I'm the mems club Is apP"i'"''
80 rho action Of the Metropolitan - inc
mos, inportant step in this direction YET amen
although the Colonial club has han Inv - 49,,
,r s,ncc Us new house at Seventy-seconn-S,' nm
- ,o,,lo,ord was opened. At the Colonial TINS
49,, g. . yroat success. The restaurant - inu L,
potronizcd Women need not De tn nn,nar's de-
mcnbrI., 90 10 inferred by a different door from 'ne
pne 70 The main part OF the club M, long ago
ne allure Of two or three members TO pay mn
accounts In due time. the mr.. H. barshiy were
clal suI"fS, ~ he House Committee has sem no
,ccs to certain members that lhey W" ,nore than a
,c'S ~ incnr debts amounting 10 NOR 'a,nod
iowed To- 40 ~" !, some instances. the sum ha'"cu
Vas 500 in others. IL was az 10" q" coynnlant II IL
Inis 1ncomvenien to pay cash In clno ch hs t
waiter has long distance id ~ 70 temptations to
''inmIn In club all members ar are ,Iopso com
stand on the same footing M only part OF the mem
nlleG r. sides they varied me iinit, liz sand
ance with their IDEAS o os no such rule and
ing forin' ~, he credit he desired proviiseu ', ia,
he settled his account bo' foowinG one II he did
moi do so by that time Ms '''No
him. , :, ii, ,s that in general the men
b1wn received such notices haye baw do not
their accounts promptiyi o,hers have never spent
owe the clup Ill amount there each month l n9
norH ..a nave naturally taken olleCv ndernd In
extremely bitter feeiinGi dccared each member is
CLUB OF NJ his lust debts. and TO maxi rtsu' a.,
lions such as corner gr nniy unnecessary but posi-
adopt Is pr,,Tn@ The House Committee VIII uoup'-
less hear more Of Mali has been elected president
Colonel II w. ii,,ocnf Veteran Club. succeeding
Of the I'm ~ Winchester. Joseph Lentihon If u
made vcepresidednttu re pIAe Garrison continues
r. G. Arthur two club has elected sixty-one new
secrGta in sixty days and Nnb 0 Gopany
are posted SKY vee dinner at the club wednes
7h Regiment, mtu Associations dinner occurred
there last night. and on dinner and reunion
pany Vete,a"t cilers night" at the Adine ,,ub a
,aai ago last night was cb entcrtainmcnts
attended il one II programme long and ex
ever gwen GOOD w II. McEroy presided. lie
S2 to tel story or cr nd bs wit never aseed ali
PRODUCING ever w. Alexander, James Whitcomb
fh n,y Mark Twain Douglass uhe s nd
Or. w. ? s." were some OF the entertainers.
MICKEY 's special interest In the appearance or
Mark Twain, as It was an M his way to Europe The
aoTne tine ers' night was kind OF farewell to
,5e od clubhouse in laiaye,.e hnn:o a similar
entertainment rooms at No. rs Ffth-ave. ready
FOR occupahcyy nenew will lecture at the Catholic
Chauncey ~, niaht on his recent visit to Europe
C In b1s interview with the foie.
,,,t,stly Accused.-"We are Incompatible. Mr.
rsimp.on! exclaimed 'he haus"'S heTesS 'iou
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