New York Club Scene Analyzed In A Club Survey
A regular correspondent surveys New York clubs from the Union League to the Waldorf, detailing names such as the Union League the Calumet and the Century, noting presidents lawyers prominent patrons and the clubs social roles in city life with insights on exclusivity rituals and the era’s club culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mayor Strong
Phils Metropolis
Chieu League
the Union
The
Morilintian
Press
Lotos
Ceather
Tw Colonial
Fly Rubkerbocker
Calumet
Yacat
Qe Jockey
Racquet and Tennis
Lambs
Players
Jefor
St. Nicholas
Grolier
MLS
Engineers
Authors
Metrongiftmn of Millionaires
United Seevins
Anstiv
Ds Suede
Steelas
Mowe
Witman
Tieto
Fard- Bam
Fife
Lab Frente
Sonong
Stewart
Fred Coudert
Union League
Manhattan Club
Tilden
Belmont
Marion
Coudert
Joe Chante
Alpha Delta Club
Evarts
Depew
Clarence Seward
Union
Frank Lawren
Gov. Merton
Strong
Union Club
Century
Wassingtes Irving
Magnetic Morse
Justa
Teague
London
Onis
Dudertom
Rive
Ciph
Edwin Heath
Gramercy Park
Sion
Lincoln
Artors
Elnb
Olivera
Jnteret Alktuder Eptro
Seigis
Charles Pomaiera
Leomupys
The Clergyman and the Temptress in a Moral Tale
A writer reflects on a modern drama about a temptress who confesses sins to a clergyman. The piece critiques vanity, gossip, and the idea that penance lies in good works rather than sensational confessions. It argues men and women tempt each other, urging prudent conduct and genuine mercy through Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besa Ul Gorusrelee
Prine
Huabapi
Eau Jetsea
Fae
Dros Et
Cee
Ernie Dwiola
Ani
Laaelae
Iced Purple
New York
St. Anthony
Tod
Ta Kipling
Tong
Hawthorne Toll Hy
Hoborg
Charmine
Abe
Yenmin
Hedea High
Imi
Ike David
Tatvid
Imad
God
Satan
Himeelf
Purple
Magdalene
Chelst
Peter
Tly
Catholic Churety
Spirions
Carla Hines
Christ
Chadr
Filer
Levy
Joe Pumet
Nate Callgostro
Poe
Fele
Patnies Cardbsant
Ohimmie Pedro
Talk With Playwright Pinero On The Stage
From Our Regular Correspondent in New York a discussion notes Pinero's view of artistic necessity in staging The Notorious Lady and A Pal of Spirit, his evolving approach, the reception of Mrs Abbunstthy, and the balance between novelty and traditional storytelling in theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinero
Hare
Bernard
Sarah
New York
Jamsey
Abbunstthy
Wits
Mit
Kael
Totalk
Agate Theatrical
Naren
Featalor
Rowles
Arsorimamager
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Vewar
Bret Heuderamie
Pat
Shania
Salinmory
Veranett
Barinas
Coma
Tor
Maiton
Sy Seay Ake
He Ees
Walla
Ackley
Cuba
Tub Mic
Hichwr
Comalderil
Elfineus
Boston
Clibbatle
Notlen
A.D
Asiyn
Chile
Clyd
Wien
Dok
Don Clericus
Tun Chariohs
Bok
Thesigginal Seminary
Episcopal Hshoy
Henry Ward
St. Maul
Ontal Pvls
Port Voor Holm
Madison Avenue
Jockey Club
Sirreil
Jerome
Bellmont
Bennett
West Twenty-sixth Street
Joe Howard
Mikey Merry
Delmonico
Orn
Tealbeli Ff
Nu Thnans Hnpets
Alcs Anon Lucendo Club
Lambs’ Club
Lester Wallack
Montagu
Billy Floyd
de Wole Hopper
de Wole Hopper, Stated [Nite
Yecause Wlves
Lande
Grete Chig
Shepherd
Thomas
Rov
Steward
Sidney Rosenfeld
Iine
Tereata
Club Tifo
Tenn
Anne- Tin B. Edwards
A. Oakley
Bab
Faehlon
Leslie Whitacre