Feinberg/Whitman
Box 8 Folder 9
General Correspondence
Chambers, Julius
Sept. 1888 & Apr. 1891The Herald,
New York Sept 23, 1888
My Dear Whitman:
How can I tell whether 
this brings pleasant or ill news. 
However, its a "jewty" to 
send it to you. 
With much sincere admiration. 
I am
Yours sincerely: 
Julius ChambersJulius ChamberFROM 
The World.
Pulitzer Building, Park Row, 
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK
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Walt Whitman, 
Mickle St., 
Camden, 
N. J.

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General Correspondence
Chambers, Julius to Whitman, Oct. 9, 1890
See Verse
Literary File
Books
Lof G (1891-92)
Receipts, Box 22The World
EDITORIAL ROOMS
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NEW YORK
April 25, 1891
My Dear Mr Whitman:
I thank you for the paper
you were kind enough to send 
me. I reprinted it in the 
World next day. 
Now, I have an idea: We have 
a club here in New York that is
in every way equal to the famous
Clover Club, of Philadelphia. We 
call it "The Quaint Club."
Your birthday occurs May 31
but that will be Sunday. We 
as a club want to give you a 
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on The Friday, Saturday or 
Thursday preceding the 31st of
May, or on the Sunday following, at
7 P.M. - whichever date best 
suits your convenience. 
Chauncey M. Depew, Collector 
Joel B. Erhardt, Russell B. Harrison
(Son of the President) and all the
prominent newspaper men of New 
York are members of the Quaint Club.
I am authorized to extend 
this invitation in behalf of the
Quaint Club. The dinner will be at 
The Hotel Marlborough; and will be
our annual reunion and oneThe World 
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of the besy dinners ever given in 
New York.
You, my dear, good, Gray Poet 
will be the guest of the
Club and its only one - 
Please send me a message 
accepting, by wire, at my expense
; then write me fully, please - 
We will send a member over
for you, and bring you over. I 
will go for you with great pleasure. 
Lovingly, Your humble servt:
Julius Chambers
Walt Whitman Esq.