New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
ALUMNI DAY AT RUTGERS.
w1y,yrs HALL FORMALLY cPINED-CLAss RE-
UNIONS AND FRATERNITY DlNNEkS'

UNIONS AND FRATERNITY DIN NNEHo'
YESTERDAY was alumni day at Rucers ana tne E','u
mates of the college had the floor Ill day Inc c'
t,yities beran early in the morning when CROWDS OF
o,nmni and friends Of the college arrived anu ho'ho"
70 the campus chapel and halls. The Aiu'n"i "''o
citation met al 10 O'Clock and clectei James 'e,'o !"
represent them In the board Of trustees Inc io'o"
officers were chosen President. j. Romeyh ho'ti''iu
80: vice presidents, Foster VI. WyK"" w. ~ "
Carpcndcr 'G6 the Rev. p. r. Poclman 90 '"o wv.
A. Campbcll. 80: secretary, T. String, %" 'c"Nu'cr
Theodore b. Booracm 81 orator, 'nmaIlnS' '"o ne,
Graham TavIor TO- seCundus. George H. D"H'o''''
'63 necrologist. Irving 5. rpson, si.
Among the alumni who have ded ou'i"s w
was Professor Alexander Johnston Inc "'nuI' ' "1
drcss was delivered by the Rev. r. George swain VI
Allentown whose subject was "'eVch ii"0'
and some of It's Results" Anohcr le'u'o VI ''o
meeting was the presentation to hc College Vi po,
,roit in on NJ the late +. :. Nil. who gave nut
GERS its large picture gallery. beautini 'e''"'a
window in the chapel the gift of lie eriuu','e ,
r.os rrve,od The luncheon WI held IN thc ai'cr-
roop and was the scene Of III, formal opcn'hS VI
Wipants Hail. the tables being sprau III w i'.'
,,,i,c hou The deeds for the hall were receNeo'
and students and alumni. with graf eu'""7
a telegram to Mr. Winants. the gver, var"
CANA snecches the principal one being ps eA'"S"r
.ho Hewitt of New-York THE question mas
t,o, heen asked he said, "whethT coi!eSo e"u ou
is requisite 70 success. No, no II "o"'' ~ w
criterion of prosperity Int an cduatou fa,,oN "ai
ohove the planc of sordid SELF and helps MN 10 SEQ
,he bcantv of doing good to Others IL = o'' ' "'0
hchest capabilties Of the human inclicct 'haV IS
,,,o =, understand that justice 10 he lhdN" i lpo
onservation Of the state and tht cause oi cuu ao
needs no greater incentive than the 1ac' ''a' i
,in,v throurh the broadening irluence oi euu'auoh
that mon have seen that. thougl worldly success i
sometimes dependent on wealth, he eeulch.N :" t'"'
success are fonnd in the good ald great oi hA'o's'
who have not made il their aim TO ach'cNc ''"os III
place of wisdom , ..o.o ,,,
In the afternoon commemorative sclN'''' "''O 'N'
in roror ~ the late DR.. George "A. Cook, lot long
time cc ,rosidcnt Of the college state "coioRh' anu
n distin cui she'd scientist Euloets W'tc >V -; -,
fosx,r lanes d. Dana. Of Yale ana DN noSSri 80, "
Raymond of The Engineering ana M,,Ilr ~ inn,
ior powell of the United states survey anu III 3oi
y Donry OF The Christian lmcIilsenI,,,r' "'u ~
Dr r. s Doolittlc behalf of iie iactIt! ;,, ,,,,
In the evening The junior exhibition Va va ncI; c,fn,,
men from the literary societies on Vc Vco o G,uar6 Nj
for The pcree prize The spcahc'e were Up
Thichernr n tatsdn. y. Y, Tie MssioiSr! SprIt
clifford Henry strong. Of Mntrosc i, Cl ,n W."
" The Power Of Floqucnce" sanuei in ,no,.;
xar rir,nsv-ick Onr National idea J0lh hY"AMu
ra"on Of Brooklyn McrcanuSm ram JeWcii
lanes Coffin stout New BTnS wick " Na,I"ha rcti.s m
and the Duties of tie Individual Io|a'u Nusn,'us y.
Reynolds Henry ". Grady IoScph -. ,lS,liH, VI
Ioy urnn svick Bribery In Polite, Aitr"diI cam
several class reunions, and the dhlhcr' oi ''o "V''
Tnday the commencement exercises VIII De hch' I"
no followed bv the senior ball and the pIcs'dehts ic
CcptlOn.