Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-11
MUSIC and FEASTINC
The 0lee and BANJO Clubs The
Lions Of the Town
1 ROYAL OVATION By Tue ALUMNI
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Baaquss.

The largest audience that has assem-
bled at HartmAn's Hall in many 3
day. assembled 10 hear the college
boys last night. The audience num-
oered over two thousand people En-
core followed encore, and triple en-
cores were frequent. The program OF
nfteen numbers was thus swelled 10
over thirty. From the very beginning
the applause was tumultuous and con-
slant. The program is by far the beat
ever gwen here, aud never has q glee
club concert been gwen as masterfuny
as the one last night. The boys wore
outton-hole boquets, presented by Mrs.
Dr. Withey. The patronesses of the &C.
casion were Mrs. o. A. Ball, Mrs. NJ. 8.
Crosby. Mrs. +. A. Gorham, Mrs. c. s.
Hazeltine, Mrs. G. X. Johnson. Mrs. {.
ID. Lyon. Mrs. l.. j. OBrien, Mrs. 4. A.
Parker. Mrs. C. II. Perkins, Mrs. Enos
Putnam, Mrs. Vim. NJ. Robinson. Mrs.
A. ID. Rathhone, Mrs. l. c. Smith aud
Mrs. Z. F. Uhl.
banquet as sweets.
After the Glce and Banjo Club con-
cert last evening. the alnmni of the
University and invited guests began 10
assemble at Sweets Hotel to attend the
banquet. The parlors upstairs were
thronged with ladies' and gentlemen.
President Angel, of the University,
DIR. Victor c. Vaughn, Professor Mar
TIN l.. Dooge. j. c. Knowlton, c. s.
Mack. Gen. Byron McCutcheon, Mayor
Uhl ana President w. j. Stuart, of the
Alumni Association, were assisted BY
the ladies in receiving. After few
moments of social chat about tho old
days at the University and formal pre-
sentations to the Glee and Banjo Clubs,
the large dining room was opened at
the hour appointed, displaying the
tables beautifully decorated with flow-
ers.
Nearly 200 covers were laid and be-
fore each was dainty cluster of flowers
and the menu card tied with yellow
and blue ribbons, the college colors.
In the center the Glee and Banjo clubs
were seated and at the next table Presi-
dent Angel, Judge Champlin, DIR. ".
c. Waugh, Rev. Dole and other pronii-
neut alumni. Rev. Dole invoked the
banquet began.
The menu was as follows:
MENU.
e, Oysters on Half She'll.
Puntiniere Prineesse.
Broiled North River Shsd. Parsley Butter.
Psrlsienne Potatoes.
Fillet Of Beef. Pique Mushroom Sauce.
Brown Sweet Potatoes.
Roman Punch.
Quail Faicis on Toast
Chicken Salad.
Strawberries and Cream.
Fruits. Assorted Cake: Cheese.
This speech Making.
The feast was one Of Landlord John.
sons best and most delicate spreads.
At its conclusion the cloth was removed
and the order of after. .diuner speeches
announced. President Stuart was alb
sent on account of illness, and the
opening address fell to Prof. Barnhart
who, after speaking briefly, yielded to
p. T. Cook, toastmaster. The following
program was then carried out: "The
University" Prof. James B. Angel;
Song, 1.-The Yellow and the Blue"
Glee Club; Department of Literature,
Science and the Arts" Prof. Martin l..
DOoge; Song. "Binge;" "The Alumni"
Gen. Byron NJ. Cutcheon; ''The Depart
ment OF Law" Prof. j. c. Knowlton:
Song. "Upidee;" 1.-THE Department of
Medicine," Prof: Victor G. Vaughn;
1.-THE Department OF Homeopathy"
Prof. c. S. Mack; 1.-The Gymnasium"
Edwin +. Uhl. 1t was half past three
when the banquet closed.