Lancey Nicoll (1885), Frank K. Pendleton (1877), W. McM. Speer (1886), P. Tillinghast (1882), Edgar A. Turrell (1877), George W. Van Slyck (1871), and C. B. Webster (1885). Among the non-resident members of similar standing are: E. M. Angel (1883), W. E. Baillie (1881), David Barclay (1883), A. W. Black (1883), C. W. Bonynge (1880), John H. Bradford (1883), Samuel H. Buck (1883), Harry G. Cheney (1885), W. A. Clark (1885), Dubois Collier (1886), Alexander B. Coxe (1883), Davidson Dalziel (1885), Edmund W. Davis (1883), Henry G. Davis (1882), Thomas E. Davis (1878), J. Swan Frick (1883), Edward I. Frost (1886), Charles B. Greeley (1884), William G. Hibbard (1878), James J. Hill (1885), N. K. Honore (1884), Walter Stilson Hutchins (1880), C. H. Hyams (1881), Frank J. Lewis (1880), T. M. Logan (1886), Gardner F. McCandless (1883), W. G. McCormick (1882), W. J. McKinnie (1883), Constantine Menelas (1874), M. H. Murphy (1885), A. G. Ober (1880), R. W. Parsons (1881), H. C. Pierce (1885), J. A. P. Ramsdell (1875), Clarence Rathbone (1875), William G. Rice (1883), E. G. Richmond (1882), Edgar Saltus (1881), Alfred Slidell (1870), Henry E. Smith (1883), W. C. Squire (1883), W. E. Tillotson (1882), Peter D. Vroom (1886), Piers Eliot Warburton (1883), Walter P. Warren (1882), Henry Watterson (1882), Smith M. Weed (1868), W. Boerum Wetmore (1886), and Wm. H. Wheeler (1881). From the above record might be drawn the axiom, "Belong to the Manhattan Club and live long!" At present there are twenty-one employees of the Manhattan Club with a record of one year and over, those of longest service being Minnie Roselli, waitress for twenty-eight years; Joseph Tomblin, oysterman for twenty-seven years; Robert Strong, valet, twenty-six years; Alfred Comyns, head waiter, twenty-four years; and George Buschke, houseman, twenty-one years. There are nine employees who have been with the Club |