The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-28
YALE ALUMNI.
Celebration Of lis Organization
With a Banquet.
F0rty-sevsn Names on the Membership Roll
and Glasses Represented as Far
Back as 1889

The Yale Alumni Association of California,
organized February 3, 1892, completed It's
organization last night and celebrated The event
with brilliant banquet In the rooms Of the Uni
Versity Club. at 1872 Suffer street.
The club starts in. as its members think, under
very favorable auspices, and they confidently
look for one OF The most complete university or
CARNATIONS on the Coast All but three or four
of the members were present at last nights
event, and they found among tbs m classes rep.
resented as far back as 1889.
At tie meeting earlier ia the evening, when
the organization was completed, the following
officers were chosen: Professor Martin Kellogg
OF Berkeley University. class of 80, President;
John r. Jarboe, class of 80 First Nlce-Presi-
dent; MOuntiOrd ). Wilson, class Of'79 Second
Vice President; Samuel knight, class Of 'S7,
Secretary; Fr nix l.. owen, class OF 'o9, Treas
urer; Executive COmmitlee-W. h. Cr0cker,
class OF 80, and Donald Y. Campbell class
OF 80.
A LIST OF THE MEMBERS.
Following is a list Of the members: Martin
Kellogg. John r. JarbOe, MOuntfOfd Wilson,
Charles I. Blake, j. NJ. Allen, John l.. Love,
George a. johnson, joseph Naphtaly Philip q,
Gslpin. j. Men. Shafter Frank Miller, Edward
E. Goodrich Charles E. Blake. d. NJ. D emas,
Thomas r. Bacon, Frank L. owen, Samuel
Knight, L. NJ. Haght Z. T. Judd; W. /
KIDD j., w. II. l.. Barnes Robert n.
Biace John {. Adams 7. Il. Jarboe Lansing
S. kellogg, L. NJ. SweetzeT, Dennis K. Gale,
William Il JOJd dan, George u. MetCalf William
II. Croker, y. II. Castle, I. ). Perkins, Edward
Pond, Everett NJ. Grimes Randall Hunt, How
ard ". eTuOn. John Norton POmeTOy, Donald
Y. Campbell, Benjamin Romano IL. Ii. Halght,
Homer b SpTaEus, b. Ii. Pend Teton. Victor II.
Melcaf Charles f. Palmer, Gordon Banding,
DAVID /. Perkins ana Robert S. ROdnau.
TIE oldest member IS eX-Judge James Mem.
ShafIeT, who represents the class OF 80.
Just where the future headquarters OF tie club
VIII be 10 not yet denultely settled, but until the
matter becomes definite the hospitality OF Tire
University Club VIII he extended. OF course,
the gleat majority OF them are already members
OF lie Unile SHY Club. There Is talk OF build-
ing an annex" or ladies' department 10 me
University Clubhouse, and when that IS done II
is thought there Will be room for the Yale CLUB.
YALE ENTHUSIASM HIGH.
The banquet was an exceedingly pleasant az.
fair. Yale enthusiasm ran high, aud The cham
payne ran cOrrespOndmgly low The old heads
and gray heads put on their college toys again,
and sIrOlled into the past, some OF them more
than half century. The old college songs were
revived Win wonderful zeSt, and Judge ohatter
Professor kellogg John Jarboe, DR.. Blake
John Lord Love, George a. johnson and Homer
Sprague were really frightened at the noise hey
made as they joined In, and 10 see how young
they had suddenly grown.
Professor Martin Kellogg Ofiiclated as toast
master. he f 81 called ulou John Il. ia boe TO
respond TO "Yale-the college and university"
She hews the block and gets the mRu.
Then followed the rouSing song Bingo -
Here's 20 good old Yale, drink Is down"
" The Fence was the next toast, responded
10 Df uNiltl OPP dkNE-
Dear to the eyesight, space and liberty
Beyond What can be valued, rich and rare.
The chorus OF the song that followed sounded
Ike this: Ererli, cecil, cell ale, fol de a. dc
raj raj raj"
The Kuot OF Blue" brought a response from
Thomas Il. Bacon.
theme well fitted to inspire
The purest frenzy OF poetic fire.
Song, IuIeger Flj8"
MORE ROLLICKING SONGS.
George a. johnson revived The Yale Spirit"
II keeps the key 70 all true college hearts
Ana opens you welcome ID them all
Song, "AmlcI"
" The Sons OF Yale" found an able aud elo
quent ch- NIPPON 10 ID. NJ De'mas.
His fame Was great in all the land.
Song, "MY Comrades"
Victor H. MetcaIt paid tender aud loving
tribute TO "Ihe Girls DO Blue"
And if i- is gIri. Sir
i'il dress her up lu blue,
And seEG her Gus 20 - tOaStCU
To coach the freshman crew.
Song. "Vive rAmOUr."
". II. /. Fawe, ueG 10 get "Old-time Ath-
letlcs" Out on Labeas corpus and made 4 sIleu-
Cid app cal TO tile umpire. lie was allowed Three
years 10 file briefs.
Now set the teeth and stretch the nostrIs wide.
HOld hard Ile breath anu summon up every spirit
10 Us iuJ height
Song, Last Cigar"
Several speeches and as macy more songs set
70 TIE tUn lul clns 81 glasses hiied The evening
and most Of lie bsuQuelers fuli 10 overlooking.
The Committee OF Arrangements was: M. S.
Wilson Il haiimau). H. II. HMght, L. J. Owen,
Samuel Knight secretary aud Z. Il. Jarboe.