The Devonshire Club And Crockfords
The Devonshire Club And Crockfords
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Chauncey Depew and Mr. Bret Harte, conferring a similar distinction upon Mr. H. M. Stanley in 1890. The defection of members following upon the " split *' was not made up by the election of new members, and finance gave trouble over and over again, in spite of the fact that in June, 1888, the General Committee sanc- tioned the reduction of the entrance fee from thirty to ten guineas, and that in January, 1889, for the first time in the history of the Club, the entrance fee was 64 History of the... Club, 1885-19 17 suspended altogether. In the interests of the Club compromise, the Political Com- mittee in March, 1889, resolved that " it is undesirable under existing circum- stances to hold political dinners. " About this time a proposal to make an entrance to the Club in Arlington Street " in order that the members may have the privilege of entertaining ladies at dinner and supper in that part of the building " was referred for report to a sub-Committee. When the report was made, the Managing Committee resolved that no further action be taken.
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Chauncey Depew and Mr. Bret Harte, conferring a similar distinction upon Mr. H. M. Stanley in 1890. The defection of members following upon the " split *' was not made up by the election of new members, and finance gave trouble over and over again, in spite of the fact that in June, 1888, the General Committee sanc- tioned the reduction of the entrance fee from thirty to ten guineas, and that in January, 1889, for the first time in the history of the Club, the entrance fee was 64 History of the... Club, 1885-19 17 suspended altogether. In the interests of the Club compromise, the Political Com- mittee in March, 1889, resolved that " it is undesirable under existing circum- stances to hold political dinners. " About this time a proposal to make an entrance to the Club in Arlington Street " in order that the members may have the privilege of entertaining ladies at dinner and supper in that part of the building " was referred for report to a sub-Committee. When the report was made, the Managing Committee resolved that no further action be taken.
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