Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-11
YALE EDIroR,s BANQUET.

The Thirteenth Annual News Dinner as mrs. RedcliGc's Last Eve. ming - ohauncey M. Depew Sends Regrsts-Nosea Men From the Alum- m Participate.
 The thirteenth annual dinner of the Yale News editors occurred at Mrs. Redclihe's last evening and proved to be the success that usually oharaoterizes . gathering of Yale men at an affair of this kind.
 The dinner was served soon after seven o'clock and plates were set for about forty three guests. After the hungry college mon had done full justice to the elaborate spread that Mrs. Redoliffe had prepared they made ready to listen to the toasts and remarks from men prominent iu various departments of tho college world at one time or another.
 Among the toast responses was one for the Hon. Chsunoey ". Depew, and until almost the last hour hs was expected to be present. A telegram came from him saying 1t would be impossible to come. Hon. Edward J. Phelps was present to respond to the toast "Yals in Public Life," and Walter Camp 80 responded very appropriately to "Athletics." {" Among the noted men of the later alumni on the toast list was Harry Robinson '89, who pleased his hearers immensely by the grace full and delicate manner that he responded to "The Ladies."
 The menu cards were of a very elaborate character. They were bound in book form with handsome satin covers. On the front cover was Q fac-simile of the front page of the edition of the News after the last Harvard boat race, with fragments of the likenesses of other Yale publications tapping over one an- other.
 The toast list was as follows. Toastmasters:-Mr John D. Jackson Mir. Charles
 sbas cSd 2. Snp 2:ss ssna s' ''fi The Incoming Board@Mr s. w. chflds ,s1.
 q tender you my service, such as it ie, being Yale in Public LifeeHon. Edward J. Phelps. "Elder day should ripen:and confirm, To more approved service and desert" The Editors Teble-Mr John Crosby '00.
 xsis Ha%Sr.Ms: s; A. York 1r M ,ss 90 . .,,, ,,.... ary merit "-Author's Preface. 1thlstics-Mr. Walter Camp go.
 TEs sis oSssd a 9f & RoSnson "Earth has not anything to show more fair. "- Looking Backward-Mr. J. H. Bardwell go.
 .oftsn retrospect delights the mind ,so "SDante. 'That is my comfort, gentlemen, and joy in this one happiness above the st"-Cyril Tour.
 The Vail of g. whilom Candidate Coy request)- | Mir. O. H. Hamill '90.
 "A medley of disjofnted things Dryden. The Decay of Classical Training-Mr. T. A.
 aBristling with horrld Greek and rubbed with pride."-Boileau.
 | The guests present were: Hon. Edward J. Phelps, Walter Camp 's6, Henry S. Robin. son 's9. Charles 0. Kent 'S9, Walter A. D. Camp '90, Charles H. Harvill 20. Way Hum phreys go, George A. Hurd go, Norman James 90, Chester H. Keogh go Frank D. McCauley go S., A. Alonzo Stagt '88, Leland Howard 'S9 S., John Crosby go Abram G. McOlintock 90, James M. Mur dock 20 s.. Herbert Parsons go, Harrimol W. Lee go, Howard V. D. Shaw go, Charle 8. Sheldon go, Samuel A. York, jr., go Tho following members of the old and nev boards wsre slso present:
 Retiring board-John D. Jackson '00. chair man; Arthur P. Day go. Charles P. Kellogg go, Addison B. Houah 20, Harrison J. Drum mond go s., Everett G. Griggs go s., Harr, J. Bardwell go, Financial editor. Incoming board-Starling w. Childs 91, chairman Samuel Colgate, jr., '91, Sherman s. Jewet '0l, Frederick M. Johnson '91, Henry L williams '9l, Edward Van Jugen '01 George M. Sanders '91 s, Glen Wright '9 financial editor, Give H. Day '92, Charle Haight '92, Pierre Jay '92, Edward H. Mo son '92, George A. Gordon '92 s, Herbert W Hamlin '92 s, Noah H. Swayne 2d '93.