New-York tribune., 1905-11-14
PRINCE ENJOYS G4MBOL.
Entertained by the Lambs s-Promi-
nent 4ctOrs There.

The Lambs gambolled all over their fold last
night, just to show Prince Louis of Battenberg
what a jolly animal the American Lamb is.
And the prince fell in with the Lambs and
gamboled with them until an early hour. Last
nights gambol was in honor of the British rear
admiral, and brought to the clubhouse the best
of shepherds, Clay Meredith Greene. and fine
a collection OF Lambs has assembled in the
club at any gambol in recent years.
The gambol opened at II 80 o'clock with re-
ception to the prince. There the British admiral
met the biggest Lambs in America prominent
actors big contractors. who content for the
moment to be called Lambs. fnanciers, writer's
| and men in nearly all the professions.
George AIDE. new Lamb. there with some
choice sprays of Western slang, so was Peter F.
Daley and De Wolf Hopper
Mr.. Greene and a committee of Lambs re-
ceived the prince, who, in turn received every
one there. Then the prince and the Lambs sat
down to bountiful repass such characterizes
Lambs gambols. 1t opened up with oyster
cocktails. then came terrapin, woodcock. salad
| and cheese, besides variety of wines and we'll
favored cigars. In the of the supper
there songs. and afterwarl there
We're selections from the best Broadway pro-
ductons. Mr. Greene delivered happy speech
welcoming the prince, and the prince said some
equally happy things in return Mr.. Greene
wrote few verses for the occasion. from which
the following IS culled
So say we here tonight beneath the glitter
OF fair Bohema's star:
For never seemed a timely moment filter
To tell where friendships
That Union-Jack and our own starry banner
Are one in manhood's war.
Fred Wright and Farar Soutar presented
-Four London Managers Augustus Barrat
sang; De Wolf Hopper and William Danforth
sang duet from "Happyland'; then there
a skit written by Clay NJ. Greene and given by
James Beverdge and Edward Abeles. Victor
Herbert cheered for some pieces played
on the cello Peter F. Daley and his chorus
wound up the gambol. The Lambs got out
an elaborate menu card for the occasion, with
a frontispiece photo of Prince Louis
At the guests table Were: Prince Louis OF
Battenberg. Clay NJ. Greene r. A c. Smith,
Captain !. B. C. Ryan, r. N; Sir Percy San
derson. C. Give Bayles. Colonel Robert NJ.
Thompson. Morris K. Jesup, Hunter Wykes,
w A Stadelman, Lieutenant w. p Cronan,
L s N; Frank Worthing. Commander Benja-
min Tappan, Rear Admiral Coghlan. Lieutenant
w F. Brcker, Lieutenant W. S. CrosIey Rear
Admiral Evans Captain W. II. Reader Frank
Unger Captain w. J. Barnette. Captain Will
liam S Cowes. Paul Morton Melville E. Stone
Adolph s. Ochs, Hart Lyman, j. B. Cobb, Fl.
W Cobb Rear Admiral Sigsbee. Rear Admiral
Dickins Lieutenant L. c. Hussey, Lieutenant
Edward McCanley, Captain ". II. Stayton.
Commander Alexander Sharp. j. 2 Caddagan,
Jobn Perce, Cornelius Vanderbilt. Captain T.
{, Mclean, Captain r. Fl. Ingersoll, Lieutenant
Gerald Sowerby. Captain Mark Keer, Captain
ii. G. King Hall. Captain Richard H Pierse
Captajn Richard B. Farquhar. Captain Charles
II Robertson Commander Ernest s. Carey
Commander Robert B. Corbett, Commander
Charles B. Miller +. l.. Baker, Rear Admiral
Frownson william NJ. Gray, III. r. Whitaker.
{ " Roach De Wolf Hopper, ]. r. Grlsmer,
r A stow, William f. Mohr. 5. 3. Hamburger.
Henry woodruff