New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

| Manufacturing Company X. H. Macy Il Co, ana
James McCutcheon g..
The rooms Of the new club. which Will be open
for the admission Of members daily. except on
SUNDAYS from a. m until ; D. m. are delight
fully situated on the twelfth floor Of the Con-
stable Building with fine Views II the harbor.
| the Palisades and the sea. over $4,000 was ex-
pended In rentting the floor. and the result t. "A
succession II rooms at once elegant. comfort
able cheerful and thoroughly appropriate -
, the purpose for which they were designed The
entrance halls and corridors are wild" and ~
splendid height, and are lined with mosaics and
variegated marble. To the left of the main
entrance IS a commodous courtroom. and of this
facing the east the mems lavatory. all In white
marble The reading and smoking room. which
occupies the northwest corner - the floor. ana
from which a splendid View u the northern and
western part OF the city. well tho country
across the Hudson River. can b" had. Is a most
attractive apartment The walls are roNcrei
with bronze ana rcd-tinted paper. and IN" n"'r
Is laid with bright crimson CARPET - "il"r'lF"
pattern The mahogany furniture II uph''s''..i
in arsenic green plush. and In the ccnir" - 10"
room is a double chimney piece oi hinis"m'
design The interior fittings II this ana the
other rooms are II oak.
DINING-RoOM FOR WOMEN.
Adjoining the rcadlng-room is a small private
dining-ro1.n The walls q which ar" covered with
pale green damask and the nopr u which has a
summary mating. The furniture. n oak. h. up
h1lstercd in green on this room. on the Firth
ave front IS the ladies' dinngr"om. "A large. airy
apartment furnished with "A number ~ small
round and square tables the upholstery OF the
mahogany chairs being 4 green velvet. The
walls panrlled In gold. ar" hung with ron rel
damask paper Directly opposite this room. arrNs
the broad hall ani facing the east IL the ladies'
parlor elegantly and tastefully fitted up. The "x-
IRENE south end u the floor r. dlvll"l into Two
large dining rooms FOR men, and on the opposite
side Of the building that Is. the east Sidc-is "A
private dining room ~ good size. The kitchen.
pantries and closets are models ~ perfection The
en- tire suite OF rooms Is Illuminated with electric
fly. and the hangings are quiet and elegant In
tone
While the club is primarily comfortable lunch
ing place for members. their wives and daughters.
by special arrangement service can be- had by
members up 10 any hour. one !nfallihlr rule ~
the new club IL that no member VIII b." All we'd
10 have ANYTHING served - him In the ladies' I'm
ing-room unless he Is accompanied by woman.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
Following are the directors ana committees II
the club:
House Commiitee-John W Aiken chairman.
Isaac Stern and William Baumgarten
Committee on Admissions II. Blanchard DomI-
nick. chairman: Charles H. Foslick and Henry J.
IIardcnbergh.
Dlrectors-John " Athcn. William Baum
garten. Charles i. COOK, ~ Iifany ~ 20, f'h-
ward u. Hatch Of Lord n Taylor. Isidor Straus,
OF X. II. Macy Il Co. Hobart l. Park II Elanch-
ard Dominlck Charles H. Fosdck. II. y. Fraser.
H. J. Iiardenbergh. J Sinclair. John sloane
John l.. Townsend and Washngt Wileon.
George G. Johnson Is the chief clerk. Adulphus
dOrVillc the steward and DOminick Pr"ttc IN"
chef. Twcnty-siX years ago NJ. Pir"tt" was chrf
for LAUGH in Broadway. and sine" That nm"
has served with the Union club and the Victoria
and buckingham hotels
Among the members II the new club are
hdopho II. Fischer. Henry Il. Fischer Gc"rg" H.
Fish william II Gclsheucn. president II III"
Garfield National Bank: f. f. Gunther. william
H. Gunihcr jr: Franklin q Guniher. George IL
CASTOR. H. r. Gawtry. Joshua Gregg. Joseph L.
Howard. Edward Iiobrouk. r. j. llurnrr =. j.
lIogerzeN J. VI Horton. John :. lluNlrr K'w'I
Hewitt. ". H. lsham william H. Jackson. h"-
land T.. Knocdlrr Thomas Kirkpatrick Willlim
Kuriz. Henry VI. K"asbey. Rowland T. l>"lsp'N'
Louis Au"rbach. Hicks Arnold T.. Altman jam.
ArlIeI. Walter Brooks Frederick BROOKS Nlp,,'
Best. H. A. Bud. John l. d. Bristol. James W
Constable. Frederick \. Constable. Augustus W
Conover. |. j. Cahen. y J. canm"vcr. Johh -
crimmins William T.. Decker. Thomas l'iIn"ilh
H. Frank De Klyn Leopold Edtz, Manson
Trask Enos. Jared Lockwood. Francis ]" Leland
president of the New-York County 'ank' w III
lam r. Marcus. Robert Maclay, Bruc" rice
Andrew j. Post Theodore Rogers president ol
the Bank ~ the Metropolis; CASTOR X. Rheilns
Louis Stern. benjamin Stern William Schlck'
William D. Sloane Henry r. Sloane, Robert
Schell. Barstow BLACKSMITH. Charles Scrpner
G. w. Schumann. jr George H. Schumann,
Charles l.. Tiffany. John T. Townsend president
Of the Iowery Savings Bank; f. ~. Van Ingen.
George T. Vail, \. J. Van Ostvecn. George H.
Woodward Or T. II. Willard. Charles i. wills.
d. d. Youmans and r.. NJ. Youmans.