New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
COLLEGE DITS RECITED.

DINNER OF TEE DELTA KAPPA EPSILON FRArtR-
3lM N1TY-soME OF THE GUESTS.
The large dining hall at Delm0nicos was gay
last night with the aud honS OF Detaikappa
rosucn The d. X l.. Club OF New-Gork gave It's
annual dinner its $50 members were reinforced by
cpests and undergraduates from far ana near. Men
from Harvard, Yale, Columbia ana MichlG'h sat oo"h
In au.ity and the general good feeling grew aiiDos'
feryd when 1.-The baud began to play the famsr 'uea
na fraternity songs and choruses brought back for an
hour or two tue enthusiasm OF college days Chdi'on
T IaUis the president OF the club presided at the guest
fable on his right were Wayne MacN NeASh' 'u'n
Hawthorne General Wager S@ayne. Professor fl1z-
,erad .T,sda and Major Hobbs On his LETT sat Repre-
seDtative Maybury. OF Michigan; the Rev, Dr. Mchlm'
er.Jpdse Granville p. Hswes Floyd D. Wilson ana
Theron b. Strong Among Others present were Gener"i
,,axwel Y woodruff, Calvin ). Brce. Professor Gar
nett OF the University OF Virginia Hubert D. Thompson
and Dr. Marion Slms After coffee ana cigarettes haI
beeu served chairman raped for order Letters OF
regret were read from Representative Herbert OF Ala
hama Bishop Dudley. OF Kentucky, John ID. Long
sepuen A. Walker, Senator Randall H. Gibson speah or
uustsd. Representative Willard and the electrician
Charles f. Brush Mr. Maybury. was first called on 10
respond 10 Our Legislators Ho described MS COA-
gessona experience jocosey and SAID that II Greece
had her AcrOpos and her poets aud Rome uef senate
aBa her Jusrtnian reirner had haf an American Con
cress or a D. X +. fraternity. After General wager
swayne had spoken for The Army WaVne M"cVeagh
srose amid great applause to respond TO Our Frater-
nifty" lie said in substance:
Brethren nothing Is so satisfactory to an inexper-
enced speaker the Applause wuich precedes lis a'
rearance lie feels for the moment at case wha:egor
fs audience may feel about. II Langhter never nave
been In Congress. but agree with Mr. Maybhry IN con
pratulang tie Greeks and Romans thst they never had
one Laughter II has been rather hard 10 terousue
myself tnat every here is d. H. r.. our CHAIRMAN
is the only Que who to br cnrcy satishe1 WIN
himself General Swayne hhs just tOd me ht' hls pli}
regret ia that hadn't followed the profession III wh'h
Hawthorne faed aud Hawthorne attributes ne failure
10 hay y m n.
he might have adorned. L. Is feared that The yOuth o..
today will learn much Greek There was no da,grr
@, that I'm INV day But this society has always hed up
the example Of letters In its spirit We have irt e
richer ana wiser than before aud we may sun look PACK
with affection that generous brotherhood OF letters
and IrOud OF the lessons end associations OF tnoSe
les. worldly DAYS" ---- 49,. =.
Hsnry Russell, OF Detroit who had once taken
voyage on a canal boat spoke fOI our Naval Nete'
rams" Julian Hawthorne. OF the Harvard Chapter'
represented The Literary Man Ex,JuiHe raves re.
sIonded to or Lawyers" y; DIR. Mcklm 70 our
Clergy aud Frank s. Williams y " our CLUB, Sqnss
were given between the speeches and about O'Clock
the meeting broke up with repeated Rah RAN RAMS
ID. X. f."