New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
CUTICURA REMEDIES
MERRY SONS OF YALE DINE.
LONG ISLAND ALUMNI IN BROOKLYN
SPEECHES BY EX-JUDGE HENRY f. ROWLAND,
PROFESSOR II. NJ. REYNOLDS ExJUDGE

PROFESSOR H. NJ. REYNOLDS, ExJUDGE
GEORGE G. REYNOLDS AND OTHERS
There were nearly $50 voices last night singing
Here's to good old Yale drink her down. drink her
down. at the Union League Club of Brooklyn Inc
animal dinner OF the Yale Alumni Association Of Long
Island was held there. Five tables were placed In the
main dningroom, 81 the first floor OF the house Aen
OF all ages were present from Benjamin d. sIilnah,
of the class OF "a, members OF the last Glass; ana
also representatives Of the undergraduates IN dee
cation from the glee club. These we're p. J. Wurtz,
the whistler and a quartette consisting OF J l. Carr
C. r. Cooley A. g. Robinson and W. y. knhyoh
The Rev Dr. Charles H. Hall, rector OF the Cilrcn
~ the Holy Trinity a member of the class OF A. pre-
sided. At the right of the president sat eRJuds'
Henry f. Rowland and at his left PROFESSOR H. NJ
REYNOLDS. The other guests at the presidents taoi'
were Benjamin d. slman. Austen q. Fox tredencK
4 Ward. Duncan Edwards. Norman 5. Dixie. Walter
r. Hatch, william W. Goodrich, DR.. Alexander
Uutchins, Dr. F. II. Cotton william Peet, George IT,
REYNOLDS Francis II. Wilson and William C. De W.T.
Among Others present were:
= RESELL c. T. Catiin George w. Mead c. 5. Brainerf,
william Ludden Enos y. Taft, John oahey II. H. joan
son Walter Hanford Israel Miner, NJ C. Day H. r. Jonh'
sion r b. Hewitt DR.. w. II. b. Pratt William Packet
stephen Condt Wells hawes, Lucen Birdseye' william
Colt s. NJ. Parsons, Stewart L. Woodford j. w hsl4o.A'
Dr. A. Mathewson. 7. A. Perkins Dr. Joel '" hyoo W.
A. w. Catlin w. II. Cromwell, C. p Williams I. A.
Judson. J. K Crevcy, E. Il. Belts l.. N Palmer r. A.
Stevenson, j. X Stevenson, IT, +. W. HopAins' r. ~
futile, J. y. Bsbcock. J. A. Burr samei ho"lAhu'
Thomas J. Tilney, T. b. Thomas +; y. Horton - y
El,rh IT, George C. BraneId. E. F. Beecher, W. BE-
Davenport Z. A. Converse e. A. S. Man, H. W. Carletop'
s. b. Duryea, J. w. Greene W. s. Logan
A. E. walradt, C. n. Chadwick, DR.: w.
brook Paul Spencer, L. A. Stevenson, W. s. Brewster
C. A. Klots w y. Parker, DR.. A. t. Bristow' Z w.
Smith, Almet +. jerks Russell Walden II. p Hatch
r. S. Busslng L. T. Burchard, l. H. Terry ~ ~
N
" II Ives T. J.. Woodruff c. F. Bigeow, +. D Parker
C. T. Drisco Alexander Cameron, w. IL. Ford, Dr.. A.
NJ Quincy w. c. Beecher w. J. Forbes T. D MlueF'
J. w Shepard, X. D. Crane, A. d. Chahee' Alfred Ray
rond W. A. TAYLOR. John Hasey, ID. ID. Mangtm IT,
wvllvs Terry Arnold Dana Harold Vernon, Professor
Crowel Charles b. Hubbs, Z. n. Allen, NJ B All a. W.
u nm ! T. Russell, John c. Smith, Paul T. jocks,
G. n. Hasey NJ. D. Bate. J. c. Palmer, A. H. Tones
p X Ames d. d. Bidwen, L. {. Ward W.
e Hustled C. p. Barker and Dr. James w ingalls,
After the dinner DR.. Hall arose and said that he
had prepared a speech about the naming NJ Yale ana
the legislation of the celebrated dark days, but he
happened to look at the programme and saw
Unlike MY subject now shall be my sons
IL shall be witty and IL shan't be long.
That utterly slucched him. he said, and so he intro
suced Professor IL. NJ Reynolds, who spoke Tor
" Yale lie received with cheers. Professor
REYNOLDS reported that the relations between the pro
fcssors and the students were greatly improved In ue
last ten years shown by the fact Of students Calling
the professors Al the Close Vi MS a'"'9 "
Hall said that he could corroboate that, for his son.
a freshman had written him that he had been invltcd
to call at the presidents house 10 play tddledy"hH''
Dr. Hall then introduced eX-Judge Henry f. How
land who spoke for lalc's Newiork alumni Wac,
crane COX 10 sang swing, swing Together ana
Ihen Austen q. Fox, vice-plesdent OF the harV@u
Alumni Association OF New York City. responded 70
" Harvard He was received with the H1rvalu Ne.
4 hearty Princeton cheer was given TO duncan ~,
wards when he arose 10 speak for tiIat oolese,
said | wish had had TO respond to tnat tosss
year ago. when 1t buttered side up me Ioe,
Amherst was responded 10 by William w G0uriicn
and Williams by DR.. Alexander lIutchins. ExJunse
Geo &c c. Reynolds spoke for WESLEYAN ana N9ri w.,
: pike for Brown. The glee club enlvehed l nc
dinner and the intervals between the speeches Win
MANY songs and the name " Eli. Eli, Eli, YALE was
heard well into the night.