New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

ALUMNI HAVE THEIR ANNUAL DINNER AND

ALUMNI HAVE THEIR ANNUAL DINNER AND
MAKE MERRY.
The Dartmouth College Association held It's thirty
seventh annual dinner last evening al Shcrry's, AMI
rcoiccd the pro- pcrity and progress Of the old
college and the tact that alumni representation
has been secured in the board Of trustees Tho orig
nal resolution that subject. which has been prac
ticaly adopted by the trustees. adopted at the
annual meeting Of the alumni held on June -, 1890,
and follows:
"Ee,olved. That the alumni deem it most i'm
pOrant for The prosperity of the college that the
trustees cordially accept thc principle OF alumni
representation. and that they provide as as
may be for the practical embodiment Of the principle
in such form their wisdom aud devotion TO the
interests OF the college suggest
The trustees, having cordially accepted The prn-
ciplcT and provided for it, practical cmbcdmcnf tho
New York alumni az their annual reunion shouted Dh-
didl Dartmouth! Wahoo-wah!7 with renewed vlsor
and loyalty.
At the annual meeting Of the association, held be-
fore the dinner the following officers were elected
President. Gilman H. Tucker; vice presidents, Sand
ford II. steele. William Y. Cohen and Henry L. smith
secretary Harold &. Bulard corresponding secretary
Herbert :. Carpenter, treasurer Ernest II. Lines
musical director addison T. Andrews; executive COM
mittec \. G. Perkins, Charles F. Mathcwson, Charlie,
L. Dana, NJ D., the Rev. Dr. Francis Brown. 90
Philip Carpenter John J. Hopper and Edwin W. san
born.
Mr.. Tucker presided All his fellow officers were
present and the following alumni and guests among
others, present:
Hiram Hitchcock cXJudcc Horace Russell. William
". Niles H. y. Twomblcy. Professor Charlie, L. Dana
General c. \. Carleton, General ;. \. Duncan, Pro
fcssor Hitchcock Of Dartmouth; Professor ~ {. Per
kins, Brooklyn; Philip Carpenter, Louis Bell, Editor
81 The Electrical World: Professor King, 81 STAN
ford Perry AVcrill, Gcrrit smith. Ruiu, +. Andrews.
Robert VI. Shurlcil. state senator ~ j. NlItcman. 0i
VI uuc,ota: George :. Edgcll Addison l.. Day, Wiler
force Suliy Dr. T.. +. smith, the Rev Dr. l.. H. Cobb
Jonathan Marshall, ". W. Colburn and william l..
Buntcn. A.,
facts. among them the vital one that Dartmouth Is
,4.uiug abreast of the times bat i'm order 10 do tins
She needed he remarked. money a, well "a support
nf every sort. moral and practical.
Hiram Hitchcock. who j. a member OF the board OF
trustees told the alumni that the board needed thci
wisdom and their work. and entertained great cApc'ta
ton, from their presence and counsel.
" {. Pertains spoke ably OF the standard OF cduca
tOn. Professor ilitchcotk. Whose chair j, that ol
geology made addlcs- that proved that ne WASH
a fossil by any mcau~. The Rev. Frank L. Morse r.
piled the toast the clergy. and spoke OF the Va
IN. jude Horace Russell, subject Wa "Thc Dart
mouth ~chopmastcr.7 There. IN lis narrow mansion
skilled to rule. the village master taught ms Httlr
school" Wa the familiar quotation from ''uldshu
with which the chairman introduced IN" toast TX
Judge Russell delivered bright, scholarly ana a
witty addrr-- h!, Warmc~t friend, could nope
for
There were other speeches and colc-" songs were
sung, and old Dartmouth stories were rt"ld