New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
PSI UPSILON CONVENTION.


This convocaton closed its sessions OF two days in this
City Friday evening" by dinner tn. Metropolitan
Hotel.
As the society partakes of the character of solemn
crecy but members of the order attend the meeting
This much, however, learn from who present:
At about q o'clock about one hundred members grad
yates and undergraduates, from the several chapters OF
tie different colleges to which referred on Saturday
assembled at the Metropolitan Hotel and with music from
Dodworihs celebrated Band marched to the large dining
saloon OF the dinner it sufficient say that
of the Brothers Leland. and therefore of the best
AL the substantas and the decacics of the and
much ahead OF the season. the tables in
great abundance. The ornaments were extremely rich
and costly One stthe head Of the table with the various
devices OF the Society spanged all with the letters
of the Greek alphabet being the initials OF the mysterious
wachwords of the different chapters attracted the sdm
ration of all Then there were Temples Amour, Pyra-
mids Monuments and Fountains in great abundance.
Whatever else the Psi Upsilons may forget they will
not forget Simeon and Warren Leland Of the Metro
poitan.
FRssSLN TUrHmL, Leg. OF Tie Ner- York Times,
President Of the Convention, filed the Chair with marked
ability, making many happy hits az he introduced each
toast When the cloth removed the President opened
the oraorca part the proceedings by announcing that
Psi Epsilon had just of age being founded in 1888
and of course in is majority He closed brief and
pertinent speech by giving The Fraternity. This was
followed by the band with the Psi Epsilon Polka. To the
toast TO The Orator and Poet, George II. Moore the
Orator responded, reading letter from Rev. George H.
oughton the Poet excusns his absence on account Of
indspositon. Then the different Chapters were toasted
To the TAe'o Union College Isaac Dayton and Hooper e.
Van Worst Esqs members of the bar of this City, respond
Cd To the Beto Yale College, VIM Z. Robinson OF this
city and ". II. L. Barnes To the Sigma Brown Cniyer-
sitv The Apple OF the Eye Of Providence, A. :. Denny
To the Kama lBowdoin The Name Stay, W. - South
gate To the Zeo Dartmouth The Pride of the House
of HoaOrer Professor Parker and X. d. Mussey To the
LAMBDA, Whose Torch s the Light OF Columbia W. Ii.
Draper and Elias G.. Drake To the Pa, lHamlton j.
: Dickinson and A. +. Dexter. To the X, Wesleyan
University W. b. slber. To the Alpha, Harvard Col
lege The frs AM the last the BENJAMIN brotherhood,
Theodore L. CoIburn. To the Deia New-York Univer-
sity John II Colgate George " Wand rip Jesse Brush
and W A. Sterling. And thus rolled by tie Chapters
ard the hour.
Twere vain 10 try 70 sketch the scene, wit sentiment
and song mingled together Here are loo voices up to
Banum and julien accompanied by Dodwcrths Band,
singing tie Songs of Pei Epsilon to the tunes of
.Crambambuli" vivc IAmour 4" lts way We have
d" IN the Army g..
A. better lar Than OF gold
Thesss more Of joy IL their esrsss'
Than voice or pen can e'=T unfold
Our ,sive shall slns Psi UpsIlol
Long hive Psi Upsion PSI CEsilon
Te.res love which no beautiful maiden hasf
TIE love Of PSI Upsioni
- brother. its bis Is al own
Tie lore Of Psi Epsilon
TIE love Of Psi Ups. the love Of Pa u
To. love OF Pei Ups. the love Of Psi UFs
Pa Upsion. Psi Up-ilon
The love Of Psi UE-Ou
Iais oily eon.ocation,
A. ever the Yankee nstion
Gee. 51dsT tae .Ppel.'On
OF ne fraternity.
p. Urslon il. sonen.
Wh.rs boys before they grow met
May in earnest be-
TaeL orother. join the chorus
fU Re i stn before
BIKE are Ger
t. bsnish doubt and fssr.
Among the speakers no; above mentioned were; W W.
S;epheuson Christian VI. Bel. Churchill {. Canbreine
Jr, Dr. Stewart, W. Mclean, Malcolm Campbell, &c.
One Of tie speakers with rery auburn hair, was com
plmented by I'll application ci Addisons Fall Cliff
Thou.h round the base H. rcIins CLOUDS spread
Esr-a! s.afAsAe ssr.<s o. hts Aeds
IL reply 10 this compliment the gentleman said he felt
ike employing Adams & Co. to exprs.s his feelings
But as we have said il ia useless attempt TO report
the witty brilliant pointed things that were said and sung
Woman Of eourse forgotten, and brother saxes
sentiment produced Harvard last year, which said,
Lock for youT Ia, and ooS Tor ycuI head
Les; YOU ind that The lsvorte soE Of ySGE H,onss
Has ar sehe in the and priek IN the other,
brought wildly mind the joyous features of the Poet OF
Vermont.
reasonable hour the solg hushed the jest was
told the wit had subsided and Young Ps Ursilon had
celebrated It. coming Of ase-S'- 'eHc