New-York tribune., 1884-01-26
ALUMNI OF DARTMOUTH.
THEIR TWENTIETH ANNUAL DINNER.
SIXTY GRADUATES LIVING COLLEGE DAYS OVER FOR
An HOUR.

annual dinner Of the Alumni AsSoV.aVi"u J."
this city last night at P'nards lre'iouS
to the dinner officers elected. Surrogate hoi-
Inns declined reelection as president and ex-Judge
Horace Russell was chosen. The vlce-presdehtS
elected were Charles L. Miller. Gilman II. Tucker
and Albert l.. Bickmore Charles H. Beckett
was elected secretary. Henry L. SIN th. treas
urcr and W. G.. Davis musical director Inc
retiring pre- siden sat at the head of the table Az
his RIGHT were Professor Charles A. Young, OF
Princeton College and the Rev. James VI. foWeh'
Of the American Missionary Association; at Ms
left sat Judge Clement and Professor A. -
Perkins Of Brooklyn. Among others present were
John Franklin Emerson. -. Professor John OfH-
rouaux. Of the Columbia College Law
School: Horatio n. TwOmbly. IhonaS
l.. sanborn, principal OF the LenoN
school Hiram Hitchcock. Colonel Nicholas smith
General KendricL Joseph ". Howe, General harlcS
A. Carleton. DR.. Henry NJ. Wells of brooklyn; d.
K. Hayward. Grosvenor =. Hubbard. Gilman IL.
A. Gould Charles II. Patterson, Henry l..
Smith. Professor Francis Brown. of the
Union Theo orical Seminary; Sandford H.
Steele. Professor Charles l.. Dana. Of the WomenS
Medical College; DIR. Charles L. Quimby Charles
r. Miller and l. Rosenthal
TIERS or REGRET.
Letters Of regret read from Professor fai'in'
of the College Judge u. 4. Field, president Of the
Alumni ASSOCIATION in Boston, and Jacob II. Schifi'
An executor Of the estate Of the late julius algar-
ten. who IcftSJOOOO to Dartmouth. The letter OF
Professor Palln was in part as follows:
We're I rre.cut and had | Ave minutes given me tn
Whrn TO eIpl, WaL ,,S and mo ic insn 1g@sr-
,Ic uIost. should say: new library udin- yn ~
THu''i nr to '''T@Tif publish iwieo year bulletin
reporting acquisitions, stating "ant,, dglI. g,vn
mcn, cic Ce sum, $50, or c'eh 500. 10 pi h'drIH
lu-uag' >-acrmau and Frcncu what morc on M he
level o. r q. her q 10 l nrut- boy Offering prize, Tor ad
yanccd oriciuu work done m tiem. rue ui'l oi
these thie wants can hardy be nlcd al onco,
meeting You ma not the Other iwo. There ano"er
matter O.; wm'" p'c1lS ~ , 49, IIS Wy aso
,lat0n ol American Col gcs ior TIE support 3i lHc
1.ior ~ Ia Xxx h, 10, .lUirtce or f,e
icu3ty was appo.Yted TO raise fuldS-cl." Nci-'p
If the nemb.r,hp of the cole g. bI TO- some re is1n
we have zen given j0 understand IN 10 Volid hr IN u
I. there no on. ~ your large and atty pOiy thn
can enable u rtuou.h Colo-C H. Join IN association
aLch moi only Yale and Harvard ana Amherst an"
IuIt-, ha'c cJolncdi
The card Of invitation announced that d" to pro
mole placid digestion the musical director aided
by q gifted quart {, viii furnish selections from
contemporary coIDos IT, aud while the walters
we're distributing the Sor1et al Marasquin, the
quartet. con,i ting of william q. Davis - George
+. Aidrch and Clarence l.. hnnba!l, > ana BenJa-
min y Harmon -. sa4L Iue D.LtinoutI
ode" composed by Professor Or'ronauX. Several
other songs followed the evenings en'crtai1mcnt
closing with the singing oi Aud Lang Syhe.
RrsPpN>Es To TOASrs.
At o'clock Nh Rollins BEGAN the sc1es Of stories
with which he entertained the company al various
time, in the coure Of the evening. The 1rst story
was about the Ncw-EurlanI clergyman, Whose
Christian name. Ike the >UcaheI',," MrRolllussaid.
,youId indicate that lac was desccndtfr from the orig
iual Daniel. That idct, however our clerical iIchd
denied But when called upon T." respond 10 "A loah'
be said that Daniel must have had - ean OF salts
faction Knowing that unless the menu were changed
ne would he spared the infection oi making an
aftci-dIuner speech. IIaUghi"II. 10 hight' now
ever, AN the Snowman. yud lIt ihc H"h>' ana my
duty is 40 STIR you mp aud tncn. listen 20 A0ur
roaring. we VIII now listen to louEgS Night
Professor Young = ,okc briefly. saying that ne was
glad to be with DaTtH outh men again, ana thai
when he LETT Dartmouth College to 20 to
Princeton he left good PIT of ms heart at
the former place. Mr.. Rollins iengthcned
Tho professor, speech Ivy telling the company that
the astronomer had explained to hlu the recent
brilliant sunsets, by saying tlat the sun nad
grow red ia the face thy ug To Let according 10 the
new standard time Professor hehdrck'
of West Point, related his early cX-
,he suggestions of T0feS,cr Poiun, Charles X.
Miller succccded IN raising 4 30 for prizes this year
iu Icnch and German and re-on'n 'nded that
this sum snuuld lie rusod every year for that Ptr-
pose. llr also advised the alumni to Try out th1
Ot Classical ctud,e, at Athens. 800
Colonel Nicho.as smith followed lr. Miller, and
sand IN part
Inayc heard story Of 10 learned professor who had
given - DAYS and t- 90 On Ir'"z ana J. ui di,c75-
uc with thr lao Nh Greeley. VINO ui dot 6uo" AMI hd
nt care /, sIiov Greek 1000 i.sn ruta-ua-a Laugh
cr Ills study of tile classics oII coll yes Al i>i inc
,.--ar driven t. the N:l, ~ils di-Npuu-lN: ct. y on
u.i admit Nj urcecy. tIat me Grcrh and L7iin are
the cuuIIis thrJtEn Wilr1 dil lir tti Iii' I" '"'
I,,l- comes do,,a to rs" do" replied NJ Greeley.
,bui during Jn- day drink several EI-ac, oi Crolou
water. % H. rc;nic necessary t."i hAo.i1 h'-t
r. .f.., uloI l.id p.u. so d., Ir-!1n oi lt
tu,p- u.s ,cau 80 urr.-tiu 90 90. because none hi.
promised to bc 20 u u good r''uo- o. iDa ihiaod
vaiuan.c ~ u D. i0urs to tho AGE 900 whi"h
W. 1--we IL is tHU. port OF or kno".r &C.
and s.mu.y aH ornamental "pprhd"-y- We
all know how differently current literature hl ris us
lrouI trt Wiru b.lOac, 10 tnc immediate past
Du- father. went Wild oN.I tsg novels ol SCOT ana lnt
Eprt = AmhIa, lu.' nIt hu reta. either nov Z! The
hr and were Young to-gthoI' .ld ."''
Emerson aId HOlnsS, InHEiri"", bc Quh''S'
ttri,lr and TeEuySOu bscau~r tilrN cfH my contempt
rr - au brought ur NOR intellectual WshIun lhdh
derived irOIn my days aud All oinnr sources put To-
Ills little singular that IN, men wao have been most
turc uavc SnDHu tur la in and 80 Gre *. SiLkoS-
p.ry The poet Wuuse llOndUc rn- 7h alone WoIid r.
iue forever tHr prcInce tt hl- pl!7 were Vr'lcu Dy
Conicn TlC.; tobhttIt tht
ut.Iogn Wn0,e Iaolhrs, Is UHIlValled even 10 ihis
d.. aud L.7nIut, The orator, WAo spoke as
never otncr mn spoke. On this side thr W'ter
Iqukucy As the Iijcue o. foitare killed schOlaSiici,n
u France and gave impulse to 'tjtih, n Locke
da a Stagr ling blow In England, ara oLc'cd no nriler
sleti-g tlan mctaphy sir- let us nope mat sH1Sl
, a loici.n ina, rise sti fnlhor 20 suboii inio
tir d,d io tlc living tire % to thr usi al, TIE
realm of l.hle 10 the realm Of fact. tApplaus"l
INCITEATS N SOCIETY.