The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-21
THE GTLTCK'S FEAST.
Reception OF the Harvard boys The Gulica
club Sorend n Feast-A Happy rimc.

Reception OF the Harvard Boys-The GuIica
tiub Sorend n Feast-A Happy Zine.
The reception Of the Harvard Scientific crew
after their successful trcounter with the Rutgers
College crew, was celebrated by reception rendered
them b. the Guhck Club last evening. The boys
all appeared in good fetuc, but took their
victory O. matter Of course, and being in
training, would not take any OF the champagne
that was flowing. The genial Commodore Bcnjs.
lain Y. Brady presided, for nothing IN connection
with the Hudson rowing clubs could take place
without his presence. The Hon. Michael Norton OF
the Gulicks, was Also present and looked particu-
larry light for scullist: but some OF his brother
members nave taken him In hand with the laudable
view of training him up to proper weight the con-
sequence Of which ~ trat the TLunderbolt'' has
his hand- so badly hhsitreA that he will not be able
to get on MeXander's i0iss for some weeks To
come. His trainers, however, hope TO get him in
One of the brilliant feat rvs OF the evening was the
Hon. Aichsels soliiair diamond, which can only be
,second only In BE- IN ard brIlliarcy to the Hon
Michael Norton wa. Judge cor. But his studs
was unanimously pronounced " be equal in brii.
iancy to the victory achieved by the Harvard boys
=, Tas guests OF The evening were the Ilery AID rtw
cay, o.; y. 0fissrt. (: =. II. rltInan, 5; a'd r. W.
Bailey, bow The coIswsi9 70. the race was lent
Harvards from New York
Th; nP RECEPTION Ear,r ,01sis,e1 ef the Hon. Bcnla
Judge Cox j. Russell President Of Atlantic j. Sp Bcp.
son, ;. Hall, e. COurvuirsicr W. Hall NJ stein j
Livingston, A. Lawson q. Balm, &. Spielman man.
ming the eight-oarod barge Of the Atiantcs Messrs
Powell, Springslein, Edwards Moves, Van Zandt
Obi King, Acktrson DR.. Russell witbers OF the
Atilantas Messrs. Martin. Roof Logan Young Bo
gart. OF the Columbus &. Tag. Commodor.
OF the New Jersey Boating Association; A. F
Da,er, President or the Gdnck Boat club; v =
ionnor, Nicerresident; 4. II. Conn, Treasurer
". II. Innet, Corresponding Secretary; X 7. Tread.
way, Recording Secretary; X. \. Innet, Z. ThOrnc,
H. Deeley Capt. ", Spar, Il. +. Tteadwcll, q.
Schultz, &. Schultz, W. seaman, r. LIndsay. rim
Shea, j. Lawrence, W. Marremore, b. Bigin, L..
Moore, II. Culkin, J. Eckerson. j. wsterson j.
Gilbert the Hon. Michael Norton, George De Vol
members OF the Gulick Club; Commodore HUDSON
Of the NAverley- and many others.
The President OF the Gulick Cihb, Mr.. H. T.
Dale. assisted by Mr.. X. II. conn, performed the
dutiee OF Master OF ceremonies, which commenced
With vigorous onslaught on some excellent viands
Which we're washed down with champagne that
WED in briIhansy with the Hon. Michaeis diamond
pin and far outshone that OF Judge Cox Toasts
were drank as usual the Hudson Amateur Rowing
Association, every club IN the Association the Hon
Il. T. Brady, the President OF the Gulick Club and
strong had become the desire 10 drink toasts that
neither the SUN reporter nor the Hon. Michael Nor.
ton could be left quiet The closing toast OF the
evening was The Harvard Crew" which Was
given with cheers three times three and tigers, and
was responded TO by Mr.. Sznsga, who In return
proposed tosst In honor OF their entertainers ac-
compsnying 1t with their characteristic cheer
- Rah. rsh, rah." Tue boys len Quielly, with tne
hearty good wishes and sood'byes OF all present.