New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-01
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.


fifth anniversary last night at saloon in West
Fifty-eighth-st. known THE Morgue." There
were seventy members present, many Of them be-
Ing representative NewYorkers and Brooklynites.
In front Of each member a soap box, which
served as table, and which placed slices
Of juicy steaks. Knives and forks were not al
lowed The committees included "Parkhurst
Committee and Grub Committee. An ndis-
Greet member asked for napkin, and when the
Ambulance Committee revived him he was eau
toned that repetition of the offence would
a fate similar 10 that of old Sc The members
themselves furnished the entertainment. which
consisted of speeches, songs and Rotations AT
one stage of the entertainment a policeman peeped
in. and was greeted with the shout Sneak! This
is no Sherry affair" Speeches were made by {. t.
Naux, president OF the club: w. +. Stevens and
Frank Kellogg. of the Brooklyn Canoe Club The
chairman OF the House Committee Of the club
The Reform Club will hold a dinner at the club
house. Twenty-seventh-st and Fifth-ave.. to-
morrow night. when the subject for discussion will
be The Tenement House Problem" Jacob A.
Rs. Arthur w. Mibury the Rev. DR.. w. g.
Rainsford and Roger Foster will speak Henry
De F. Baldwin. Henry c. Carter James r. Steers.
Herbert b. Turner. Nathan Clark, D. X. Chamber
lain. J. II. Cowperthwait,, Wallace Macfarlane.
Eugene Prayer. l.. Windmilller and Seth Sprague
Terry expected to be present.
The ST. Pauls School Alumni Club will have a
Club
Tho Republican Club of the XvIIth Assembly
District will give its annual reception at its head
quarters. No S3S Ninth-ave.. between Fifty-fourth
gresham Lemuel +. Qugg will make an address.
on Reception and Arrangements
Nearly $500 people present at the Hungarian
peasant bail which was given last night at the
Iola FORTY hfr1- nd
ton-ave for the benefit OF the charity fund Of the
Hungarian Literary Society under the patronage
of Consul General and Mrs. Francis Stockinger.
Marcus Braun acted as master of ceremonies and
led the grand march
The room was arranged to represent Hungarian
village with is hall. county Jail, courthouse
and gypsy camp or the outskirts. The guests
dressed In peasant costume and in military uni
General ana Mrs. stocknger. the German Consul
General. A. Feigel the Russian Consul and Mrs
A. +. Olarovsky. Mr.. and Mrs Louis Fleishmann
and Justices Newburger. Giegerich and Bschoff.
A reception for young men will he given this after
noon and evening at the Twenty-thirdst. branch Of
the Y NJ. c. A. There will be music and ath-
letc entertainment.
The Rev DR.. Charles H. Eaton will lecture in the
Church OF the Divine Paternity Sunday evening
Henry Clay and Truc Americanism'
The pulpit OF Temple BETHEL Fifth-ave. and
Mrs Frederick Nathan. who Will read her paper on
"The Heart of Judaism" which enthusiast
cally received at the last Jewish Women's Council
Temple Emanuel.
A New Years reception will be given by the TIar
lem branch Of the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton at No 5 West ed-and-twenty-ffth
ST. this afternoon from 2:3O TO o'clock. There will
be an exhibition of 1897 model bicycles. art works
music-boxes gramophones photographic proofs
etc. A musical and humorous entertainment Will be
given and the X ray will be shone. The evening
entertainment Will consis. of an exhibition OF the
marvellous seno-opticon. a German invention re-
Gently brought TO the United States.
Congressman Quigg will deliver the address to-
morrow night at the opening OF the new clubhouse
of the XVIIth Assembly District Republican Club
No S3S Nnth-ave.
A rnass-meetng OF the Characterization Double
Standard Club will be held tomorrow evening at
No II Third-ave when Congressman Suzer. Cen
eral i. L. Queralta. DR.. Miller and H. Giberga VIII
make addresses.
A dinner OF the Walt Whitman Fellowship of New
York will take place Tuesday at $50 p. m. at
Morcllos West Twenty nnth-st
At the Manhattan Liberal Club No. 220 East FIJI
toenth-st this evening there will be lecture on
Herbert Spencer VS. Socialism by r. b. Wake
man