New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
SONS OF WILLIAMS REJOICE.
THE NETWORK ALUMNI ANNUAL dinner


cprrOurs ny PRESIDENT CARTER. THE REV. DR..
UrNpSuATJ F. l.. STETSON AND OTHERS.
-'rah-'rah-y um-yum- yum" WhIlanls of
Iese-A,umni Associations dinner-liotel Brnh@"''",
This high social function and reunion ea'' ooouIo'
,, o,rht the tables being set In the ballroom one
hundred and sixty members and guest, >at down. Inc
,.r,oords NJ 40 80 80, 20 and all Intervening
years occupied the lee side Of elevated longl'udhai
table all with their backs 10 the east WALL ana inv
,rcipent whisker and musaches of later days through
which the wind of Williams harity whstIcd ana >'nS'
uere ranged along both sides of grooming boards s'au
inc al right angle, to the dignity of the OCCASION
The room was decorated with two immense purple
,aoners one bearing the inscription "Cham'
rionsbtp ISs97 and the other tham
pionshlp 1902 Both referred to baseball
Football was represented by Two leather eggs piaceo
NJ, high and the captain Of the college eleven g. VI
Brown who In terrible misery from oNS'eIN ~
roace thinking Of something TO bling Gown the house
with. ,
IIoorv II Anderson presided in highly effective
manner An unusually large number of graduates were
urcsent from other cities. the committee III charge "'
the dinner having made special efforts u capture 'e''
OF this rather novel feature of the o1nher eS are
proud and Il is their purpose to repeat II OH a"
future occasions The member oil 'I -""'''ee wy
Clinton Palmer, 80 L. v Dd''N'''' 80
Banks IL. IS. ,,, .,.
cigars and cigarettes were lighted at O'CLOCK tl-
Alumni quartet sang melody, ana iIcS'uoii' |>','
SON 4s raped for order. just az 'ud' n'o''"' -.
doors swung wide open ana a hu''V' Vi ',a
women in evening GresS entered INC 'V'"'' INV NV
o,c 90 their feet clapped their hands enersctIcaiN
"a 80, ~ put away their tobacco The ladies'
,oo,red On Them and huddcd mp IN the nor'h emu No
f-rhtened lambs Il wolf pen. As INC Ren'c SoA
hos NOT We; succeeded in gaining ADMISSION 10 N'l"""S
college The presence Of women at an aluhhl lhuin'
ZION was 4 qualification TO them, and an hohor Oh ho
mall dimensions TO the graduates. Women PENS
I cat
r,,crt enjoy the speaking. And they did.
Mr. Anderson told all about the foundatloh
81 The college pointing big moral on
tbc strength Of ts origin IN LOTTERY,
scheme which IN 1870 squeezed ONT OF 'S PNIec'S
lie iorefathcgs few hundrcd pounds shI"s' Hi"
,encr aU ot which went INTO MlldiIE Wilo>c "n'
ieath,c Lcyced roof !na was , M.IG'> TaIcr
SS...ihrT which Mr.. Anderson said, the COLLEGE was
srIr 10 receive. The annual salary OF the h'S' pV>
del fhe Chief gt of the evening President Tranhn
GaGie 81 ~ ;Ds ~@ est t9G cc1cn AID apoSzcd
suminc 70 open h> mouth on any o'leI s'O!Y II, 'i
naif bsclt. duarter Backs low tackles ei' INC 'D,
lecs he assured the alumni, IS In solvent co""o'
Ex-udge ArnouX was snos'uen ~, ,,o h nresrmt
NJ NJ arHnuN wa, counsel for Mr.. fdycrWeaher, ana
VIII - the ptilanfhr,pl-t. but he crushed them by
announcing that he didn't propose To- sive Away az w
Staemcnt that it wa, Nj Tavcrweathers life long put
pose to do something foi TIE 'diNe OF 'u''a'l &
II II,
TONS leaving each college 10 do rs II p.cAseu WIFI TIC
money. ,,.,,,,. =, ,o.,.o,,r - d. from, the
Land of Pie upheld TIE athletic sports 4 colleges II
general declaring that they mad never ineritrE WIZ,
igtellectual growth II there Wa anything ne womb
IKE better than the championship Of l--9 il "onId be
C,pt1'd brown kicked a goal az the first attempt
and received three cheer, and The c"Hege c.{1, ~
1raS he sad orlr an ordinary football season. WIN lis
ms and dl,rp> There was thing he didn't Ike
Amherst knew too much about Williams signals
some Of the other speakers we've +. J.. ~t"t7oh, on
Mountain Day and the HIS About Is; the Rev l
Komu.ha Of Newark on The old church Hin JONI.
& goodrich on our COlleg" ~WeethcdrS CotueI
+ F sfl on 'The soldiers Monument and Hamilton
" Nabe. Of Tie Christian Inion.' on me 'Aspeit
some oi tie alumni present We'r ~ ~ So. -
Mars. Louis V Davidson. -; Lcmuel {: MYgaV
n! Cprwiu -: walter u. Fdmond-. - ne Erv.
Fandolph ". Townsend. 20; solomon j.. NOBLE
Dr. Gabriel Grant, %; Colonel Charles G.. C'Ii~
Tooth. 40: :. B. Goodale u; r. 4 Adams' -
Waiter Edwards. 50; Francis T. Thompson, %
7. II. Ward. -; !. lIGSh Peter; - Jacob +
r. F. Wilkinson. 81; J. Pets Metcalf. 80
IS: Wilbur T. CorliSS, 49, oliver G. Barton. so
Charles F. Bigelow SO l. D. Rushmoic 90 DR.. &. \.
Eucllin 20: Edward p. Coe -; collir ArTstronf.
stephen II. Tyng. IT,, SO,