Who's who in New York (city and state) 1904, Part 194

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Publication date: 1904-
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WANAMAKER, John:


Merchant; born Philadelphia, July 11, 1838. He was descended on his father's side from the Palatines who left Ger- many during the religious persecution of 1730-40, and on his mother's side from


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the Huguenots who left France for the he lent important aid to the war-time


same reason. His father was a brick- maker, and the boy during his school


life had his share of work to do in the


brick yard; he left school at fourteen years of age aud became an errand boy in a book store at $1.50 per week; later


his ability as a clerk in a clothing store soon augmented his salary to $4.00; he took advantage of the opportunities of


improving his education offered by the Young Men's Christian Association; his activity in this association brought him the position of paid secretary in 1857, but he resigned in 1861 to found a cloth- ing business with his brother-in-law, Nathan Brown, at Sixth and Market Streets, which is still the clothing firm of Wanamaker & Brown; they began in a very modest way, but the business prospered, the ill health of Mr. Brown throwing the burden of the labor on Mr. Wanamaker. In 1868, when Mr. Brown died, the business was firmly established, and the house widely known from its liberal method of advertising; in 1869 a new establishment was opened in Chest- nut street, under the title of John Wana- maker & Co., his brother Samuel being in charge; by 1871, Oak Hall as the Mar- ket street store was called, had spread over a space formerly occupied by forty- five tenants, and in 1875 Mr. Wanamaker purchased the old Pennsylvania R. R. freight depot at Thirteenth and Market streets, where he opened a clothing, hat and shoe store in 1876, and in 1877 ex- tended it into a general dry goods store, embracing almost all classes of retail goods; the great success of the new es- tablishment was due to the "new kind of store" upon a system never known before which its proprietor began, which brought him fortune in the end. His powers as a business organizer were ex- traordinary, and the old depot in time WARNER, William: grew to be a vast and stirring mart of United States Senator from Missouri; born Wisconsin, 1840, and was educated at Lawrence University, Wisconsin. At the University of Michigan he studied law and was then admitted to the Bar. He enlisted in the army in 1862 and served in trade, all under his close supervision. In the conduct of his business he intro- duced a system of profit-sharing, and is said in the years 1888-89 to have dis- tributed more than $100,000 among his employees. The Philadelphia store was the Thirty-third and Forty-fourth Wisconsin regiments until the close of the Civil War. In 1865 he began the practice of law in Kansas City, which has been his home ever since. He was elected city attorney in 1867, county at- torney in 1869 and mayor in 1871. In 1872 he was a Republican Presidential Elector, followed in 1896 by a similar one in the A. T. Stewart building in N. Y., which has become equally prosperous. In 1904 he began to rebuild his Philadelphia store on a large scale, replacing the old build- ing with one twelve stories high and covering a city square. He has shown hiniself very active in other directions; and in 1882 was appointed United States


Sanitary Fair in Logan square, was one of the organizers of the Christian Com- mission, and took part in various chari- table movements; he served efficiently on Finance Committee of the Centennial Ex- position of 1876, lent his aid to the Will- iam Penn anniversary celebration of 1882. and was prominent in the movement for a pure water supply in 1886-87. A mem- ber of the Presbyterian Church, his talent for organization showed itself strikingly in the Bethany Sunday School, of which he took charge in 1858 with twenty-seven scholars, but which rapidly outgrew its accomodations, and in time became one of the largest in the country, with over 5,000 scholars; he aided the Young Men's Christian Association in erecting its new building and became its president, and is connected with the Williamson Trade School and other associations. He de- clined to become a candidate for Mayor


and representative on the Republican ticket when offered him, but he took an active part in the 1888 Presidential cam- paign, and accepted the position of. Post- master General in President Harrison's Cabinet; this he filled very efficiently during the four years of the Administra- tion. 1889-93, handling its affairs with his great business acumen, and introduc- ing important improvements and econo- mies in the service. At a later date he became very active in independent Re- publican politics, vigorously combating M. S. Quay in the contest for the United States Senatorship and making many trenchant and effective speeches. On the whole, he has made himself a power in the business world and has played an important part in administrative and political affairs. Residence, 2032 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa., and Lindenhurst, Jenkinstown, Pa.


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District Attorney for Western Missouri. Orleans, and at Georgetown (D. C.) Coll- serving two years. Major Warner was ege; served in the Confederate army; was licensed to practice law by the su- preme court of Louisiana in December, 1868; elected State Senator in 1874; was appointed associate jutice of the supreme court of Louisiana in 1878; was elected to the United State Senate as a Demo- crat, to succeed James B. Eustis, and took his seat Mch. 4, 1891; while serving his term as Senator from Louisiana was appointed, February 19, 1894, an associate justice of the Supreme Court, and took his seat March 12, 1894. Address, Wash- ington, D. C. elected to Congress in 1885, serving two terms. He was the Republican candi- date for Governor in 1892, and in 1898 he was again appointed United States Dis- trict Attorney, retiring in 1902. He has represented his party and State in the National Republican Cenventions of 1872, 1884. 1888, 1892 and 1896. Major Warner has long been prominent in the councils of the G. A. R. and was Commander-in- Chief of the order from 1808 to 1889. March 18, 1905, Major Warner was elect- ed United States Senator from Missouri and is the first Republican Senator elect- WIDENER, Peter A. Brown: cd from that State. Address, Kansas City, Mo.


WASHINGTON, Booker Taliaferro:


Principal Tuskegee Normal and In- dustrial Institute since 1881; of African descent; was graduated from Hampton Institute, Va., 1875 (A. M., Harvard. 1896; LL. D., Dartmouth, 1901). Was teacher at Hampton Institute until elect- ed by State authorities as head of Tuske- gee Institute, which he organized and has made successful; is writer and speaker on racial and educational subjects. Au- thor: Sowing and Reaping. (1900 P3); Up From Slavery, (1901 D6); Character Building, (1902 D6); Story of My Life and Work, (1903 D6). Married Maggie J. Murray, Oct. 12, 1893. Address, Tuske- gee, Ala.


WATTERSON, Henry:


Editor Louisville Courier-Journal; born Washington. D. C., Feb. 16, 1840, where his father was member of Congress; ed- ucated by private tutors (D. C. L., Uni- versity of the South). Staff officer C. S. army, during Civil War; since then con- tinuously engaged as newspaper editor. Member of Congress, 1875-77; though re- peatedly offered, has uniformly declined office; delegate-at-large from Kentucky to six Democratic National Conventions, presiding over that of 1876, and chairman of platform committee in the others; dis- tinguished as journalist, orator and writ- er. Author: History of the Spanish- American War, (1899); Abraham Lincoln, (1893). Editor: Oddities of Southern Life. Address, Courier-Journal, Louis- ville, Ky.


WHITE, Edward Douglass:


Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the U. S .; born in the parish of La- fourche, La., November, 1845; was edu- cated at Mount St. Mary's, near Emmits- burg, Md., at the Jesuit College in New


Born Philadelphia, Nov. 13, 1834; mar- ried 1858, H. Josephine Dunton (de- and ceased). Educated public high school. Learned meat business; became prominent in Republican politics; ap- pointed 1873 to serve out term of Joseph F. Mercer as city treasurer of Philadel- phia; re-elected, 1874; largely interested in street railways; presented building for the Free Public Library of Philadelphia. Address, Broad and Girard Sts., Phila- delphia, Pa.


WILKINS, Mary E .:


American story-writer; married, 1901, Dr. C. M. Freeman, of New Jersey. Publications: Pembroke; Jane Field; A New England Nun; Young Lucretia; Madelon; A Humble Romance; A Fara- way Melody; Jerome, (1897); Giles Cory, Yeoman; Silence, and Other Stories, (1898); The Jamesons, (1899); The Love of Parson Lord, and Other Stories, (1900); The Heart's Highway, 1900; The Portion of Labor, (1901); The Wind in the Rose Bush; Six Trees, (1903). Address, Ran- dolph, Mass.


WILLIAMS, John Sharp:


Congressman and Democratic leader In the House; born July 30, 1854, Memphis, Tenn .; his mother having died, his father, who was colonel of the Twenty-seventh Tennessee Volunteers, Confederate States Army, being killed at Shiloh, and Mem- phis being threatened with capture by the Federal Army, his family removed to his mother's family homestead in Yazoo County, Miss .; received a fair ed- ucation at private schools, the Kentucky Military Institute, near Frankfort. Ky., the University of the South. Sewanee, Tenn., the University of Virginia, and the University of Heidelberg, in Baden, Germany; subsequently studied law under Professors Minor and Southall at the University of Virginia and in the office of Harris, McKisick & Turley in Mem-


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phis; in 1877 got license to practice in 1860; son of Owen Jones Wister and a the courts of law and chancery of Shel- descendant of Thomas Wynne, who emi- by County, Tenn .; in December, 1878. re- grated to Pennsylvania as one of the moved to Yazoo City, Miss .. where he companions of William Penn; educated engaged in the practice of his profession and the varied pursuits of a cotton planter; was a delegate to the Chicago Convention which nominated Cleveland and Stevenson; was elected to the Fifty- third, Fifty-fourth, Fifty-fifth, Fifty- sixth, and Fifty-seventh Congresses. and re-elected to the Fifty-eighth and Fifty- ninth Congresses without opposition, re- ceiving 1,433 votes. Address, Yazoo, Miss.


WILLIAMS, John Skelton:


President Seaboard Air Line Ry .; born Powhattan Co., Va., July 6, 1865; son of John L. and Maria W. S. Williams; educated Richmond, Va., and University of Virginia. Member firm of John L. Williams & Sons, bankers. since 1886; president and director Seaboard Air Line Ry., Florida Central & Peninsular R. R., Richmond Trust & Safe Deposit Co., Georgia & Alabama Ry .. and ten other railway companies; also officer or director in numerous railway, steamship and other corporations. Clubs: Lawyers, Athletic, Metropolitan (New York). Married Lila Lefebvre Isaacs in 1865. Address, Rich- inond, Va.


WILSON, James:


Secretary of Agriculture ; born Ayr- shire, Scotland, August 16, 1835; in 1852 he came to the United States, set- tling in Connecticut with his parents; in 1855 he went to Iowa, locating in Tama County, where, as early as 1861, he en- gaged in farming; was elected to the State legislature, and served in the Twelfth, Thirteenth, and Fourteenth gen- eral assemblies, being speaker of the house in the last-mentioned assembly; was elected to Congress in 1872, and served in the Forty-third. Forty-fourth. and Forty-eighth Congresses; in the in- terim between- the Forty-fourth and Forty-eighth Congresses served as a member of the Railway Commission; from 1,870 to 1874 was a regent of the State University, and for the six years pre- vious to becoming Secretary of Agricul- ture was director of the agricultural ex- periment station and professor of agri- culture at the Iowa Agricultural College at Ames; was confirmed Secretary of Agriculture, March 5, 1897. Address, 1522 Vermont Ave., Washington, D. C. WISTER, Owen:


Author; born Philadelphia, July 14,


at St. Paul's School. Concord, N. H .. 1873- TS, and subsequently at Harvard Uni- versity, where he was graduated in 1882 as A. B., receiving the degrees of A. M. and LL. D. in 1888. Having made the law his study, he was admitted to prac- tice at the Philadelphia Bar in 1889; his practice continued only until 1891, when he left the law to engage in the pursuit ; of literature, which he has since followed. In 1898 he married Mary, the daughter of Willianı Wistar. Author: The Dragon of Wantley: His Tail, (1892); Red Men and White, (1896); Lin McLean, (1898); The Jimmy John Boss, (1900); U. S. Grant, a £ Biography, (1900); The Virginian, (1902); Philosophy Four, (1903); also many magazine contributions in prose and verse. Of his published works The Virginian was phenomenally successful. Address, 913 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pa.


WYMAN, Walter, M. D .: Surgeon-General. Public Health and Marine Hospital Service of the U. S. since 1902; born St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 17, 1848. Was graduated from City L'niver- sity, St. Louis, 1866; Amherst College. Mass., 1870, receiving later the degree of A. M. (LL. D., Western University of Pennsylvania, 1897); St. Louis Medical College, 1873; two years in St. Louis city hospitals, 1873-75; in Marine Hos- pital Service since 1876, serving suc- cessively at St. Louis, Cincinnati, Balti- more. New York. and Washington; as- sistant surgeon, 1876; surgeon. 1877; supervising surgeon-general, 1891; has given special attention to physical con- ditions affecting seamen of merchant marine, and was instrumental in having laws passed for their benefit; has charge of twenty-two marine hospitals, and a large number of relief stations, giving re- lief to more than fifty thousand sailors of the American merchant marine an- nually ; had charge of Government measures to ward off cholera in 1893; is by law charged with the administration of National Quarantine Stations; was in charge of all government measures for suppression of yellow fever epidemics of 1893 at Brunswick, Ga., 1897-98 through- out the Southern States, and 183 in Florida and at the Virginia National Soldiers' Home; author of various pamphlets on matters connected with the public health; originated and established sanatorium for consumptive sailors at


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Fort Stanton, New Mexico; established a long-felt want of Public Health Ser- Hygienic Laboratory, M. H. S., for which Congress has just given new building and site for same at Washington, D. C .; es- tablished, and is chairman of the Yellow Fever Institute, Public Health and Marine Hospital Service; has charge of quaran- tines in Porto Rico, the Philippines and Hawaii, and in Alaska; was successful in obtaining the passage of bill changing name of M. H. S. to Public Health and


NEW YORK CLUBS.


ALPHA DELTA PHI CLUB.


35 W. 33d St., N. Y. City.


President. Francis L Stetson 'Treasurer. . Chas May


.Benj W Franklin Secretary. Gustavus T Donnell


Vice-Presidents S . Collin Armstrong


AMERICAN YACHT CLUB


Commodore. . Trenor L Park


Secy & Treas. . Wm P Allen Rear Rich'd T Wainwright


Measurer. . Geo W Magee U S N


ARMY AND NAVY CLUB. 16 W. 31st St.


President ... Brig Gen J Fred Pierson


Secretary. . Ch Eng Chas H Loring U S N


.753 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City.


Treasurer. Emerson Brooks


Secretary . S


M Butler


BADMINTON CLUB.


.14 E. 66th St., N. Y. City.


President Amory S Carhart Treasurer. . Howland Pell V-President. T J Oakley Rhinelander Secretary. .F A dePeyster


BARNARD CLUB


.. Carnegie Building.


Secretary . Edw L Parris Treasurer . Chas D Wadsworth


BROOKLYN CLUB 136 Pierrepont St., Brooklyn, N. Y.


President. . Edward M Grout Treasurer George W Chauncey


V-President. . Edward F Patchen Secretary. Henry Earle


CALUMET CLUB 267 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City.


President .. A Huidekoper Bond Secretary Edw O Richards


Vice-President. Arthur Turnure Treasurer Edw F Darrell


Governors.


To January, 1905.


To January, 1906.


To January, 1907.


A Huidekoper Bond


Wm C Cammann


Ernest F Ayrault


Edgar Freeman


Edw F Darrell Louis Boury


Alfred Kessler


Chas S Bryan


Philip B Jennings


Arthur Turnure


Chas C Bull Walter A Greer


John M Wing


Edw O Richards Walter E Lambert


CATHOLIC CLUB.


120 \V. 59th St., N. Y. City.


President. Leonard A Giegerich Secretary


Chas Mulry


V-Presidents Dr Francis J Quinlan Thos M Mulry


Treasurer John H Davis


CENTURY ASSOCIATION ..


7 W. 43d St., N. Y. City.


President ...... Henry Codman Potter Secretary . Edward Cary


1st Vice-President. John Bigelow


2d Vice-President. J Q A Ward


Treasurer W M Spackman


AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF AMERICA .. President. .Dave Hennen Morris


Vice-President. .Colgate Hoyt 2d V-President, William K Vanderbilt 3d “ Clarence Gray Dinsmore


Milton Point, Rye, N. Y.


vice in name for the U. S .; president of the First International Sanitary Confer- ence of American Republics held in Wash- ington, 1902; chairman of the Interna- tional Sanitary Bureau; president of the American Public Health Association, and first vice-president of the Association of Military Surgeons of the U. S. Clubs. Metropolitan, Cosmos, Washington. Ad- dress, Stoneleigh Court, Washington, Marine Hospital Service, thus supplying D. C.


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CHURCH CLUB.


.578 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City. President. . ... ... Geo Macculoch Miller Secretary . Rob't G Hone Treasurer Henry W Munroe


CITY MIDDAY CLUB


25 Broad St., N. Y. City.


President. Hy E Howland Secretary Geo W Wickersham


Vice-President. .Levi C Weir Treasurer .Jos Agostini


COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA ..


109 University Pl., N. Y. City.


Treasurer .. . Miss H V C dePeyster President. . Mrs Jas W Gerard


Secretary. Mrs. Timothy M Cheesman


V-Presidents 1 Mrs Edward King


Miss Jane J. Boudinot


COLONIAL DAMES OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. Library Room 105 E. 22d St.,


President .... Mrs Anson P Atterbury Cor Sec'y. Miss Edith Johnson


Rec'ding Sec'y. Miss Mary H Haldane Treasurer Mrs Walter L Carr


COLUMBIA COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. .N. Y. City.


President. .Julien T Davies Secretary . Wm B Symmes Jr


Vice-President. . Samuel Sloan Jr Treasurer .T Ludlow Chrystie


COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY CLUB .. 15 E. 26th St., N. Y. City.


President .... J Howard Van Amringe Treasurer Andrew V Stout


Vice-President. . Robert C Cornell Secretary . Gustavus T Kirby


CORNELL UNIVERSITY CLUB. .58 W. 45th St., N. Y. City.


President. Seymour P Thomas


Treasurer B Hanson


Secretary . K Fraser


COUNTRY CLUB. Westchester, N. Y.


President. Edward C Potter Secretary


.Edward Haight


Vice-President. Philip H Adee Treasurer George T Adee


DELTA KAPPA EPSILON ASSOCIATION.


15 William St., N. Y. City.


President. Whitelaw Reid Treasurer Walter B Safford


Secretary


Jas A Hawes


DOWN-TOWN CLUB.


60 Pine St., N. Y. City.


President .. Donald Mackay Treasurer . E Francis Hyde


Vice-President. J Lawrence Mckeever Secretary Gordon Macdonald


ENGINEERS CLUB. 374 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City.


President. . W H Fletcher


Secretary . C M Wales


Thos C Martin Treasurer


. Geo E Weed


Vice-Presidents . Geo A Just


569 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City.


President Carroll Beckwith Secretary. .Marshall R Kernochan Treasurer Charles Tatham


GROLIER CLUB.


.29 E. 32nd St.


President. Theo L DeVinne Secretary Thomas G Evans Vice-President. Howard Mansfield Treasurer Arthur H Scribner


HANOVER CLUB


Brooklyn, N.


Y:


President. . John McKee Secretary . Alvah Miller Vice-President. Chas Grim Treasurer . Col Andrew D Baird


HARVARD CLUB. 27 W. 44th St., N. Y. City. President. Chas S Fairchild Treasurer . David I Makie


Vice-President. Austen G Fox Secretary. Thomas W Slocum


. Office 512 Washington St., N. Y. City.


Treasurer Frederic Baker


Secretary E C Purdy


319 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City.


Secretary James W Appleton


President ........ Johnston Livingston Vice-President .. Egerton L Winthrop Treasurer Amos Tuck French KNOLLWOOD COUNTRY CLUB. White Plains, N. Y. President John D Archbold Treasurer Hy J Hemmens Secretary Judson S Todd Vice-President. .. .. Oliver Harriman LARCHMONT YACHT CLUB. . Larchmont, N. Y.


Commodore . Morton F Plant


Secretary. A Bryan Alley Vice-Commodore ... Albert C Bostwick


Rear-Commodore.


Fred'k M Hoyt


Treasurer


Wm Murray


Measurer


John Hyslop


JEKYL ISLAND CLUB President. Charles Lanier 1st Vice-President. J Pierpont Morgan 2d Vice-President.James A Scrymser KNICKERBOCKER CLUB


FENCERS CLUB.


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LAWYERS CLUB


120 Broadway, N. Y.


President .. . Wm A Butler Secy & Treas ...... George T Wilson


LOTOS CLUB.


.558 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City.


President .... . Frank R Lawrence Secretary . Chester S Lord


Treasurer


. Charles W. Price


MANHATTAN CLUB 32 E. 26th St., N. Y. City.


President. Charles H. Touax Secretary David B. Gilbert Vice-President. John Hone Treasurer Sylvester J. O'Sullivan


MEADOW BROOK CLUB. Westbury, L. I., N. Y.


President. Edwin D Morgan Vice-President. August Belmont


Secretary & Treasurer H R Winthrop


MERCHANTS CLUB 108 Leonard St., N. Y. City.


President. Geò F Vietor Secretary Frederic S Wells


Vice-President. John W Cochrane


Treasurer . Geo P Slade


METROPOLITAN CLUB. Fifth Ave. Cor. 60th St., N. Y. City.


President .. . Levi P Morton Treasurer. Adrian Iselin Jr


Vice-President. Frank K Sturgis Secretary. . Wm Watts Sherman


Board of Governors.


Joseph Agostini


Adrian Iselin Jr


Frank K. Sturgis


James W Alexander


Charles Lanier


Henry A C Taylor


Perry Belmont


Joseph Larocque


Samuel Thorne


George S Bowdoin


Osmun Latrobe


H McK Twombly


John L Cadwalader


D O Mills


William K Vanderbilt


George A Crocker


J Pierpont Morgan


George G De Witt


Levi P Morton


Elbridge T Gerry


A Newbold Morris


George G Haven


Wm Watts Sherman


METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.


. Fifth Ave. & 82 Central Park, N. Y. City.


Secretary Louis P Di Cesnola


Rutherford Stuyvesant Treasurer H C Fahnestock


MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION OF THE U. S. .140 Nassau St., N. Y. City.


Commander .... Gen Thos H Hubbard


Recorder .A Noll Blakeman


Treasurer .


John Furey U. S. N.


Rr-Adm Fred'k Rodgers U S N


V. Coms. Col Chas I Wilson U S A


MILITARY ORDER OF FOREIGN WARS. . Secretary's Office, 128 B'way. N. Y. City Commander . David Banks Registrar. Frank H Cothren Vice-Com.Gen Stewart L Woodford Judge Advocate ...... Wm M Grinnell Secretary Col Wm G Bates Chaplain. Rev Hy T Scudder


Treasurer . . Clinton E Braine Deputy Secretary ... Rob't W Morgan MILITARY SOCIETY OF WAR OF 1812. Sec'y's Office. ... 25 Broad St., N. Y. City. Commandant ... Rev Dr Morgan Dix Secretary Howland Pell


Vice-Commandant .... Asa B Gardiner Treasurer Chas A Schermerhorn


NEW YORK CLUB


Fifth Ave. and 35th St.


President. W A H Stafford Secretary. H P Chitton


Vice-President . . Willis J Best Treasurer.


John Jurgensen


NEW YORK SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.


Pres-Gen ...... Hon Winslow Warren Secy-Gen .... Hon Asa Bird Gardiner LL D, LHD


V-Pres-Gen. Hon James Simons LL D Acting-Treas. Gen Hon John Cropper NEW YORK YACHT CLUB. .. 37 W. 44th St., N. Y. City.


Commodore. Fred'k G Bourne Rear-Com'dore .. Cornelius Vanderbilt Vice-Commodore . Hy Walters Secretary Geo A Cormack


Treasurer. Tarrant Putnam Measurer. Chas D Mower


Regatta Committee E H Wales Newbury D Lawton


S Nicholson Kane


NINETEENTH CENTURY CLUB. . Meets at Sherry's.


President. . ... . Walter S Logan Secretary. John L Thomas


Treasurer


Edgar L Marston


Egerton L Winthrop


Sidney Webster


V-Presidents J Pierpont Morgan


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OXFORD CLUB


Brooklyn, N. Y.


President. Edwin S Marston Treasurer. Frederick Worth


Vice-President. William W Owens Secretary Theodore L Cuyler Jr


PLAYERS CLUB.


16 Gramercy Park, N. Y. City.


President. Joseph Jefferson Secretary.


. Harrison B Hodges


Treasurer


Bispham


PRINCETON CLUB


72 E. 34th St., N. Y. City.


President. Tracy H Harris Treasurer . Horatio W Turnbull


Vice-President. . . Chas Scribner Secretary W W Phillips


PSI UPSILON CLUB.


Hotel Manhattan.


President. Ges S Coleman Secretary


John G Saxe


Treasurer


Austin M Pool


RACQUET AND TENNIS CLUB.


24 W. 43d St., N. Y. City.


President.


Williams Secretary HC Mortimer


Vice-President. . Charles Steele Treasurer. J T Atterbury


REFORM CLUB


2


E. 35th St., N. Y. City.


President John G Agar Treasurer.


Louis Windmuller


Secretary


Bert Hanson


REPUBLICAN CLUB


.54 W. 40th St., N. Y. City.


President Louis Stern Rec Secy . Donald McLean


Cor Secy. Hy Birrell


Treasurer. J Edgar Leaycraft


RIDING CLUB


E. 58th St., N. Y. City. Wm C Gulliver


President. James T Woodward Secretary


Treasurer


Walter P Bliss


ROCKAWAY HUNTING CLUB.


Cedarhurst, L. I., N. Y.


Winthrop Burr President .. George C Rand Treasurer


Newbold T Lawrence Vice-President. J Henry Harper Secretary


SALMAGUNDI CLUB.


14 W. 12th St., N. Y. City.


President. Scott Hartley Cor Secy


A Thompson


Vice-President. R M Shurtleff Rec Secy


Dr Leigh Hunt


2d Vice-President. J B Carrington Treasurer. Charles Baker


SEAWANHAKA-CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB .. Oyster Bay, L. I., N. Y.


Commodore .. Arthur C James Rear-Commodore ... Frank S Hastings


Vice-Commodore. . Wm J Matheson Secretary. Francis G Stewart


Treasurer. Frederic P Moore Measurer John Hyslop


Race Committee.


Henry H Landon


Victor I Cumnock


Clinton H Crane


Howard C Smith


H M Crane


Deputy-Governor James M Varnum




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