New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-04

It's removal. AMI has them running smoothly and
economically. The present is important time in
the clubs history and there is need OF Mr.. Good
wins management.
The Seventh Regiment club will have 'smoke'
on March 10 and ladies day" on April Z The
women have not yet been allowed TO inspect the
new clubhouse.
Joseph II. Harrison read poem at the dinner
OF the Sixth Company Veterans NJ the Seventh
Regiment club which made such hit that It has
been printed 1t was fun Of bright CONGRATULATIONS
Of the well-known veterans or the c9rnpany and
OF a pleasant reunion.
The Aldnc club may keep It's house in Lafayette
Place open until April !. as It viii take some time
to get the new clubrooms AZ no - Ffth-aNe.
Members of the new Arkwrght club hope TO have
its opening late this month. The floor I'm the Mutual
Reserve Fund Building. Broadway and Duanr-st..
which 1t has leased. Is nearly ready 10 receive the
furniture. but The lower parts Of the nov structure
not quite 50 far advanced Tn" clubs waiting
list continues to grow for the Arkwright has ac-
complished the remarkable feat Of reaching its limit
of mclnbo rship months befor" it, homo could
ion that they have offered to pay twice the regular
initiation fc~. or coursa no such proposition could
De listened 10 by the officers
Tho club cannot accommodate moro than rs pres.
cnt membcrsP in ne G ,as whIeh It has leased
avoided Therefore it has been proposed 10 secure
another floor II the building. or part 81 one. and
then 70 raise the member mp limit. THIS idea IL
opposed ~ III" conservative element in tn" club.
as they think that 1t Is better 10 run the club. for
a. time least. On is original lines. Af'er while.
II The experiment IS entirely successful. II will BE-
time enough 20 branch out
Not 10 HAVE \ DINHtE
Tho Hardware club will not have its annual lin
ncr this season Tn" members have thought II
wise IN thcs. days wacn 80 many are SUI ring for
the want Of food ana fuel 70 forcO this enjoyment
and 10 contribute Instead 10 some 81 the many
charities which are appealing for aid. Applications
for IN .,nbor-nip continue to come 70 Tho olub. AMI
n j. believed that The number VIII crow rapidly
when tho elulruoms in tn Postal Telegraph Build
INK Warr.n-st. and Broadway are opened. This
will probably h. within two month. The hardware
trade had "A dinner each year bcior" tho War. but
that struggle brought these affairs 10 close and
they were not resumed until two thrt" years ago
ON a week from tomorrow night Chauncey "
Dcpew will give 4 lecture at the Catholic club on
his recent visit to Europe and his interview with
Pope Leo Kill
Frank r. Lawrence viii be- reelected president
OF the I.otos club on the third Saturday I'm this
month. The f~lends Of Captain William Henry
White the vice president. are likely To make him Il
candidate in opposition to Edward Moran. thr
nominee on tn regular ticket.
The Metropolitan club has now satisfied the curl
osity OF the members az 10 the new clubhouse. and
It's affairs are running in regular routine. Perhaps
100 persons visited the house on Tuesday. when
the opening reception was held. Women were adj
mtted we'll men. The club began its real
existence on Thursday evening. when II was thrown
open for ordinary use The private dining rooms
are used a great deal already, Several dinner
"arties were given Thursday evening" Including two