The New York herald., 1876-01-20
DARTMOUTH ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

TWELFTH ANNUAL DINNER AND BUSINESS
MEETING
The Dartmouth College Alumni Association Of New
York and vicinity met at Delmonico's Fifth avenue
and Fourteenth street. last evening for the transaction
of business and the enjoyment of their twelfth an
nual dinner. large number OF graduates and guests
were present
President Smith, OF the college, said that the subject
OF representation of the alumni in the College Board
had demanded much attention There had appeared TO
be of legal difficulty in the way OF having the
alumni represented in the Board but upon mature de-
liberation the following report of the committee had
been agreed upon and was presented with pleasure
DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE, !
1t deemed desirable that the action recently taken by
sivey possible 70 those whom II especially concerns Al
ADJOURNED meeting OF the trustees IN August last u was
On The occurrence of the next three vacancies in the
Board OF Trustees-ncudng one outside of New Hamp-
shirethe trustees will request the alumni TO make noni
nations in the following manner ID Information Of each
shall be given by the Secretary as soon as i
citation shall determine requesting the graduates in
departments send him before the meeting of the
Board, nomination: under their own signatures Of four
egibe candidates for said vacant place. And the Secre
tary shall said notice the Limitations If any imposed
vacant place is to be 6cd e. The four names receiving
the s U Se sosqa % sne
legal objections positive and formal
1 Understood
probsbity invaraby-some one Of the persons
will be elected to the vacant place
III. a. When OF the places so ted shall become
by death otherwise, t shall be rebiled in the
Alumni or the Board of Trustees shall desire any
modification of this be signihed the
and become the subject Of conference between
them. 60 This arrangement may be terminated by vote
either Of the Association the Board II future time
Ii shall be deemed desirable by either"
This plan will be laid before the association at its annual
meeting be held the day before the next
mentthat is Wednesday afternoon, June S at half
past O'clock the college chapel IL is be hoped
with reference this matter wei other
GEORGE ". NEsMIrH, Com of the Trustees
GEORGE W. BURLEIGH,
President Smith hoped that at the meeting thus
called there would be large representation Of the
alumni and thought there but little doubt but that
the matter would be arranged in accordance with the
above plan
The election Of officers for the ensuing year then
proceeded with and the following chosen President,
r b. Kmball, i34 Vice Presidents, J. Wyman Jones,
Al; A. b. Crosby, '53; Il. n. Twombly, 67; Treas
urer, Grosvenor 5. Hubbard, '62 Secretary, Edward
De Forrest Ca Corresponding Secretary, J. W. Howe,
SO; Executive Committed, John Bell Bonton, '4g;
John 0rdronaux, 80; John Washburn, '63; Charles
A. Carleton 81; Sanford H. Steele, 10; John C. Teb-
betts n; \. A. Thayer, '73
semblage sat down TO dinner After the cloth had bee
removed speech and songs INDUCED in 70 late
hour Among the toasts were, ''Love Of Dartmouth
Sons for Alma Mater responded 70 by W. J. Tucker
d. D.. Adopted Sons Of Dartmouth" DR.. Crosby
'.Our Country" H. B. Perkins Letters were read re-
groting absence from Joel Mann, aged eighty-seveI
years graduate OF 1910: Bishop Stearns and others