The Evening critic., 1882-01-13
The Georgetown University Annual
Snnnev

WClrkcr's restaurant was tho sr'n' last
nIeht Of the annual supper of tha alumni
association ofUcOrcc'Own University. DE-.
lohn,0n Elliot occupied the head Of the
liable I'M tho absence Of Judge Cos president
cCtlc q. .suciation, Among The graduates
present were W. :. Perry s. 49, ". i.
Uuicksall 4. NJ; B. r. Hanlcy, LII r.; r.
a. Lambert \. NJ; J. +. ncaic l.L. b.; +.
J. Eiechoeficr A. Vs.; W T.. Jones, LII. b.;
IL. u. L. Brady, A. "; j. II. Ralsion, Lii.
r.; h. i. Hin, A, D.; T.. !. Dallas. IL. 3D..
DR.. J. NJ. MacRall, A. NJ; I'd. Hayes, III.
b.; G. A. Elliott, 4. b.; Hon. V. y. Stock
bridge, IL. H.; y, Il. Ross,.A, ~ J.. II.
Thomas, IL. b.; \. r. Murray. A. T.; \. J.
Falls, IL. D.; G. G. Lancaster ir, \ b. ID.
orc Collaghan, IL. B.; w. r. Abcll, A. r.
George w. Sallcr, IL. b.; u. 5. Iiil, \. b.;
J. 7. Iothrop. Lii. T.. DR.. johnson Eliot,
Scvellon A. Brown, III. b.; Dr. y. y,
Clarke. \. :, Taylor Ill. B.; DR. Rllph
Walsh, Charles Campers, l.L, b; DE- W. :.
Briscoc, Thomas II Bradley, III. b; De-
W. W. Evans L. G. SaNton, III. d; DR.. J.
:. Hartigon Thomas, Duke IL b Dr.; G.
il. Noursc Dr. Joseph Tabor John
son, A. NJ; DR., Frank Howe,
DR.. !. L. McArdle, Dr. J. X.
Menhe, DR.. A. Berhcus, DR. J. L Eliot,
Dr. Harrison Crook. A. Porter Morse, LII.
b.: W. o. Brown, +. A. Lehman, LII. b;
j. Il. Church, LIo H.; !. ID. OConuell, LII.
BIC. I. BENJAMIN. LII. b.; ;. w. Currden,
La b.; L. A. Dick, LII. b.; Charles l..
Hughes l.i. b.; DR. Il. j. Murphy. The
following invited guests participated in
the banquet Judge Charles Z. James Hon.
J. Hubley Ashton, W f. Mattingly, esq,
DR. r. A. Ashford and Prof J. c. FOertsch.
In the absence of the gentleman who was
To respond to the toast to Georgetown Uni
vcrsity that toast was omitted, and the sec
rotary read letters from the following gen.
tlemen regrctting their inability to be
present Rev. William +. Clark, s. j. Judge
Samuel +. Miller, Hon. \. II. Buckner, Hon
+. NJ. Lancaster, Martin +. Morris and f.
Snewden Hill
After the discussion of the menu, aud u
pleasant speech of welcome from DR.. Eliot,
the first toast was annodnced-" The
Alumni Association Of Georgetown uni
vCrsity to which II. A. Lambert, esq,
responded eloqucntly. "The Medical De-
paitmont of Georgetown University was
The second toast. aud was responded to by
Dr. Eliot in his usual happy way. Judge
Y. D. Stockbrdge answered toast TO The
Law Department" "Our Sister Univer-
sites was responded to by w L. Perry.
toast TO "The Press" closed the regular
order, aud volunteer sentiments were then
responded to by Judge James, Hon. j. II
Ashton, William +. Mattingly, Dir. Ashford
DIR. Murphy, and Major Bradley. The
happy party fingered over the walnuts and
wine unul late hour, rcviving COLLEGE
"reminiscences, and in their anecdotes living
over again their student days. The Alamn
Association was formed in March, 1875, anC
and has STEADILY grown in membership anC
interest ever since. Its present officers are
Walter $. Cox, president; Dr. johnson Eliot
first vice-president Hon. b. G. Cauliicll
second vice president; DIR. Daniel B. ClGrl.
third vice-president; I. A. Lambert, tourtl
ice-prcsident; Alexander Porter Moys
fifth vice.president; DIR. II. S. L. Walsl
sixth vicc-president; Eugene ID. f. Brad.
recording secretary Charles A. Elliot cor
responding secretary; &. G. Lancaster jr
tIcasulcr; eSecutive committee, William
F. Quicisall, DIR. J. L. McArdle; Dr.. Josepl
Tabor Johnson, Beale, b. T. llauley