New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-28
LOOKING B5CK TO COLLEGE DAYS.
ANNUAL DINNER OF TIE ALUMNI or DARTMOUTH

| ANNUAL DINNER OF TIE ALUMNI OF DARTMOUTH
COLLEGE.
Inc seventeenth annual dinner of the Dartmouth
Coheso Alumni Association of NewYork took place
last evening at Pinard's The members began to
assemble at p. III. to transact business. and at 2
O'Clock they sat down to dinner Between fifty and
Sixty graduates were present. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year. Dissatisfaction
ney Daniel G. Rollins, go, president; Professor
John Ordronaux. 80. J. Wyman Jones, Al, and
II. ". Twombly. 81 vice-pr :sidcnts; G. r.
Miller, 70 sccretary DIR. J. Whitney Barstow, 10,
corresponding secretary; Sanford II. Steele. 20.
rector; Executive Commitec-Dr William n.
Chamberain. 10, Colonel Hiram Is. Crosby, '54
@ Gaos csaGe A GFSn 81 G%1 +
49, and W. l.. Billiard. '73. Professor Ordronaux,
tic retiring president presided at tho table. having
on q, his right john FoOrd. and on his left Hiram
Hltchcack. one of the trustees OF the college.
=, Alter tho dinner. which lasted for three hours
Professor Ordronaux called the mesting, to order
making witty farewell address. He called upon
Richard b. Kmball. who spoke briefly and prac-
tlcaly. In part no said
Iei ns forget aud bury the past We oft. It
ia IN the future that all OF Ms are now interested am
ton that number of ssiye te ms IL IL hadn't
been for ambitious Young America mignt have been
still serving In that capacity. Bu seriously though
the on g. o these meetings is social cujoyment Is
chiefly 10 discuss how can serve our Alma Mater In
spite OF distance from college. and cares
o ely me- We should keep Dartmouth alive In our hearts
constantly ana always. Permit me To make "a
bief suggestion Lot us form % Dartmouth Club.
auxiliary to tine association Let it be OF such carac-
ter hat We shall not have to labor TO ct men to lie
pre- ent at Its gatherings Let ia meet every month for
pleasant social enjoyment. Make an inexpensive un-
dertakng. venture u SAY that II We Start with ten
menbcls ut the end of the drst year shall have
many as are hero tonight.
Remarks were also made in response 10 various
tOasis by II. H. IwOmbly. on tho financial cOndi-
tion OF the college by Professor Oliver T. Hub
bard, on tho Medical Department, in the absence
OF rX-Sl,nlStcr SiOughtOn, who was expected to
speak upon that subject. and who has bc cL gcncr
FOord. Tor tho press; by General Duncan.
on tho records OF bravery ahd noble
death Of Dartmouth graduates in the late
war: 10y Rufus +. Andrews Hiram Hitchcock and
Colonel Nicholas smith. Three songs were heartily
sung nj interyals-tho " Dartmouth Ode" III Latin.
written by Professor Orironaux; "Gauieamus
IgitAr and Aud Lang S,no." George Wcrren-
iativs9ng hrro solos, which were warmly encored.
Among those present, IN addition 70 the names
already mentioned were Alexander X. Plumley. II;
Professor johns iranNiin Emerson. ~ OF
Brooklyn, ~; J. Wyman Jones: Dr.. Wl.-
lam NJ. Chamberlain, '45; DR.. J. Whitney
Barstow, SO: tho Rev. Gideon DraTcr. 40;
80; General ChAieS A. Carleton. ~; Surgeon
Henry NJ. Wells. q. > ~. NJ: General Samnel y.
Duncan 81: Gilman II. Tucker. 81; Grosyenor =.
inbbl;d. 'c2; Henry l.. smith. 90: Or. Isaiah +.
Pray 20; sanford H. Strole 20; Professor Charles
l.; Dana, ~; George, H. Fletcher. ~, -,
Charles X. M.ll.r. ~; pr benny, NJ. SILVER. y;
DR.. George A. Wiley. u: d.. Wallron b. ymdrl-
poel. &c Professor T.. RanDom Darling. 70 ID.
j. 4. Gray, of the utGa insana Asylum E X:
Dnrkee and Charles Storr+. OF Br1okl>n; DR.. fahl
r. Mumdc and General Fcssrnden oil Dlainc. Tho
a.semUlagj broke up ut ndnlsht.