New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-05

selves TO a stag dinner and smoker at Ffth-ave.
and Sixty-third-st Saturday night More than three
hundred people sat down 10 the dinner. The after
programme consisted Of orchestra music recita-
lions by Gus Schlesinge~. James Thornton, and
songs by Miss Kitty Mitchell Charles sweet Bon
The Hell Gate Republican Club held house
warming and reception Saturday night At its house.
No 80 East Eghty-sixth-st.. and incidentally cele
brated the installation OF the furniture and
piano Nearly all of the $50 members of the club
were present. pleasant feature of the evenings
entertainment was the presentation OF handsome
set Of books by the club to General e. H. T. GoIhss
the club John c. Graham. the president made the
presentation speech, and General Coils expressed
his thanks.
The Republican Club OF Manhattanve formally
opened It's new clubrooms. No 800 West one
hundred and -twenty-s Saturday night The
club Of which r. II. Jackson is president was or
ganized last January and now has n membership
Of 5o The parors of the house were decorated last
evening in honor of the occasion. vocal ana
instrumental programme was a part of the even
ing's entertainment.
An interesting meeting is TO be held in the Cen
trai Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Temple.
Seventh-ave. near Fourteenth-st.. this evening.
Its purpose is to commemorate the outgoing
OF the frs. missionaries Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church TO China. A farewell meeting was held In
New-York on April ), 1871 one of the two mission
aries who then went out. the Rev. DIR. NJ c. White,
of New-Haven, Conn. will be present and
Will follow with the subsequent history and pres
ent condition Of the mission An address Will also
spending secretary of The Missionary Society other
ministers will take part In the service which Is ex-
pected TO be one Of unusual interest.
The jefferson dinner OF the Manhattan Single
Tax Club will be held April 13 AT the Hotel
Marlborough. The following will respond 10 oasts;
Henry George. Thomas q. Sherman. Edward Me-
n NJ
George f. Warlng jr. DR.. Shnn. OF Buffalo: John
ne Witt Warner r. Thomas Fortune, John d.
Herman John s. Crosby. D. p Chockley, FRANK
Stephens Edward MciIugh and William Hepburn
Russell
Henry NJ. Leipzlger will deliver lecture on
BENJAMIN Franklin" tomorrow evening before
Tho young Mems Hebrew Association, in the
S'hamber Music Hall OF the Carnegie Building
rbora will be a debate this evening before
che vew-YorI, Retail Grocers' Union. No. l%s East
,,s,,eeventh-st. William H. stelnkamp and Her
,nar Rohrs will discuss whether lawyers or DusI-
mo- ,oake the best statesmen and legislators.
cidno,, Woollett a member of the Calumet Club
ril, entertain his felow-members ana their guests
ON Friday at 1890 p with a recitation supper
will be served
Tho Eighth Ward Ulysses 5. Grant CLUB VIII
have ito annual reception and ball at Everett HAM,
East Fourth-st.. April g. the eve oil Grant Oir'h
day.
The Board of Education will meet on Wednesday
Of 4 M. at Grand and Elm SITS
The Young Women's Christian Association Of
uar,em will give a reception at the Ellers.e, No
80 West One-hundred- Observation-Disclosures, this
evening at S o'clock. Friends are invited
The next stated communication of Kane Lodge
-. hold In he