New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-25
ENTRANCE COURT. METROPOLITAN CLUB

to the country some stirring declarations OF ne.
treasurer Of the Lotos Club and besides belongs
Yacht and the ST. George, OF London
INCREASING THEIR MEMBERSHIP
The Aldne will remain in its Lafayette Placs
home at least all OF this week. and will be estao-
lished at Fftesnth-st. and Fifth-ave. some time
in April. The story -tellers night, set for week
ago last night may take place next saturday aho
will serve as farewell to the old clubhouse. lhs
announc cement that the Aldne would move has leo
a number OF persons to~ apply for membership
About twenty-five candidates have been elected
since January /. and nearly as many names are
now posted to be acted on at the next meeting OF
the council. II seems likely that t'e mempership
limit will be reached before long.
The Seventh Regiment Veteran Corfs Is also en-
J1yns IL grrst measure due to the tempoary abo
shment OF the initiation fee. A number q candi.
has been receiving applications at the rate OF one
a day since the first Of the year Inc eIsceoh OF Va
Washington's Birthday entertainment was s,ven
at the club which was largely att9na t d' Eve an
especially interesting rerformance WIZ IN I tse he
of harmonca and hollow plsfe IN f tJ The
members mavelled greatly al the souIp h ~ ,hrmb
able to coax from the wall by rubbing MS 'hu"o
o''' IT, THE GROLIER CLUB MEETING.
4, the annual meeting Of the Grolier Club on
Wednesday evening. the following were elec'eo
members of the council to serve untl 1871; lheo
dOrp l.. De lun'. -N'AdHNtt ~ A|'"''~'
Iioe Lawrence Howard Mansfield and Bowen " MT
iry pi.rson The officers to be chosen by tho
council on March 6. The statement OF b. H. BIER
sadt the treasurer. gratifying. 1t showed thas
the bonded Indebtedness had been decreased sS'co
in 1895 and the clubs equity in all its property haa
been increased by S. ls3 60 There was proht VI
about 500 from the publications Of the club Iheo
dora / De Winnie spoke briefly concerning the
death OF George W. Childs, VINO had oteh d hoil-
resident member of the club for nearly zen yea
and the subject was referred TO the council Mnicn
viii take suitable action at It's next heetlns ~.
of Nathaniel Hawthorne for SO ana so; Two vel,uu
comics of the catalogue OF orSlnal ana fdI!S r-.ls
lish Writer'S" published by the clIp iase year,
which brought SO and $50. ana TWO copes On
smile of BradEoris edition OF the laws OF 'nas
State for $50 and So The Grolier mas aiIctus az,
ceiyed more orders for this book than II can III:
Most members want the volume. ana many Wiz
Two coDes Their has been such an enormous
profit some or the cirolier poVAS 'h"N GA >
now sure Of a ready sale. .... ., ,,a
Charles f. Bostwick entertained members u, ~.
passaic Wheeling and Athletic Clup ana thelr
friends last week with an iustIat,yyI t tsH III '
Japan j. Arthur Swan and William hlnloall Soi-
lected the lantern slides and handled the stereoP
con IL was one of the most enjoyable evenings III
the history of the CLUB - -...a 81,
! on THURSDAY at the Iotos club. was opened me
first of A series of monthly art exhibitions 70 pe
| given there w Lewis Fraser, OF The century
Magazine" gathered collection OF palhtnSs anu
drawings In black and white Next month IN eN-
hihition of American landscapes and marines COL
/ iected and arranged by W. 7. Evans VIII be heid
ranged by ii. r. Chapman. jr, VIII be eAnDteo;
and In May Dutch pictures or me nn.orm.n a a h
| sixteenth centuries. collected ana arranged y
George \. Hearn. to be shown