Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-01-19
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Alumni Banquet.

TIE following accom-, of the recen, ban
quet of the Alumni Association of the Univsr-
sity of Georgetown i'll be read with interest
by the many fol- mer students of lha, institution
who are numbered among the readers OF the
TINES. We noticed recently the annual else-
ton of the officers Of the Association They
are as follows: President DIR johnson Eliot !;
Secretary. j mes Maeksll Treasurer, d DO,
Callaghan; Chairman of Executive Committee
Charles c Lancaster, of this county The fol-
by the Washington Critic:
The anpual banquet of the Alumni Associa-
ton of Georgetown University was held las,
Thursday night at Welcker's The occasion
WAS one of more than ordinary interest. for it
was union of the Two associations which have
| heretofore existed, and the utmost harmoay
and good feeling prevailed. Tile tables were
deliberately decorated with flowers, while ella
borate designs of confsetions added 10 their
attractiveness. Promptly at $50 o clock the
| folding doors of the rscepton-room were
| thrown open, and the seats at the tables were
occupied by the following graduates
William F Quicksall F. J. kieckhofsr, Jas
" Mackal. Neal 7. Murray, DR.. Johnson
Elio, DIR. R,lph Walsh, Dr. J. Tabor johnson n,
DR.. F. o. ST. Clair, DR.. Thomas E. MeArde,
DR.. J. Harrison Crooks, b. T. Hanley, J. H
Ralston, Hon. V. d. Stockbridge, A. J. Falls
George W. Salter. A. s. Taylor, Moses Brad.
shaw, I. A. Lambert, E. b. F. Brady, Charles
A Elliott, c. G. Lancaster, DR. Daniel b.
Clarke, DR.. 2. J. Murphy, DR.. Frank T. Howe,
DR.. J. W. Van Arnim, DR.. J. l.. Elliott. Alex
Porter Morse, William E. Jones, E. J. Dallas,
| L nrr.ll.~h.n y
Charles Camper, S. w. Currden, F. &. Sax,
Ton, c. 0. Brown, J. B. Church, l.. A. Bailey
Genera! Duncan S. Walker DR.. John l.. Wolfe
Sevellon A. Brown, Thomas Duke, +. A. Dick
Charles l.. Hughes, Professor J. c. Foertseh, J,
c. S. Burger DR.. II. w. Turpin, Thomas A
Stephens, +. b. P. Sands G. Ernest Hamilton
DR.. &. Lloyd Maeruder and Dennis A. Kane
The following were also present as invited
guests Hon. R. w. Townsend, DR.. F. A
Ashford, Professor Charles W. Hoffman, L. L.
D. When the courses were finished the COM
pany WIS raped to order and Mr. William F
Quicksnll read letters of regret from Rev. j. A
| Doonan, president of Georgetown College
Re- Robert Fulton, o New York Mr.. ~ F
Norris Rev. William F. Clark Of Baltimore
DR.. Claude Van Bibber, Hon. J. HUXLEY Ash.
Ton, John Ross, and Stanley s. Stout
| Then followed al address Of welcome, Nun,
est bibendnm, sod lies, :" By Mr.. 7. 4. Lambert
who most h!ppily alluded TO the bond Of union
now existing between all the the graduates o
the university. The toast to the University o
Georgetown, 'utraque unum," WAS intended
10 bring forth response from Rev Father
Wbitsford, president of the College, but il
his obsence Mr.. Charles A. Eliot made al
excellent address. which was loudly applaudsd
The Other toasts were AS follows College 70
minisscences, ''Eheu, fugaces, Postume. Pos
tune, lahuntur anni,' Mr.. E. d. Brady
scienre and the arts .'Venimus ad sunmun
fortune 6ngimus, atque Psallimus, ct lucia
muir Achivis doc,ius unctis, Dr.. P. J. Murphy
the alumni, "Verum prone meras ct siudiun
iucri miscs stultitan consilus brevem," Mr.
A. Z. Morse.