The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-23
HARVARD'S PRESIDENT.
He Is Banqueted at the Palace by II
Enrmar nd

He Is Bangueted at tho Palace by His
Former Students.
Early yesterday morning President Charles
w. Eliot Of Harvard University went down
TO Belmont. San MateO County, to visit the
school Of Professor Reed. He remained in
the country until late in the afternoon.
He was magnifcently dined and wned
last night In the maple room Of the Palace
by the Harvard Club.
About ninety gentlemen sat down with the
distinguished educator around the tables,
which bore some tasteful devices of flowers
and confectionery.
Pelham w. Ames, president of the club,
was t0astmaster, and at his right sat Presi-
dent c. w. Eliot, Rev. DR.. Stebbns and ex-
President White of Cornell; TO his left were
General Thomas Ruger. President David 5.
Jordan, Martin Kellogg. acting president of
the University Of California, and Professor
Tschnrman of Cornell.
At the conclusion of the menu Pelham W.
Ames IN few words welcomed President
Eliot. whom he styled the foremost edu-
Gator OF the present day.
President Eliot was received with en-
thusastic cheers Of the Harvard variety.
and In brief speech referred to HarvaId's
material prosperity and TO her marked
progress during recent years. In speaking
OF Calfornia's educational facilities Re
paid high compliments the institution n t
Berkeley and the younger university at
Palo Alto.
Speeches were also made by Rev. DR..
Stcbbins. President David S. Jordan Of
Palo Alto. President Martin Kellogg OF
Berkeley, General Ruger. Frank j. Symmes.
professor George Davidson. Professor
Tschurman of Cornell and w n. Mills.
The gathering broke up after Midnight
The following gentlemen were present !:
Pelham W. ,Ames. E. NJ: Adams. j. C.
Adams. DR.; Washington Aver. CASTOR NJ.
AShn II
Bigelow, S. w. Boyd, DR.. F. j. b. Cordeirn,
DR.. Charles b. Brigham. G. f. Buck, w. II.
Cook, Horace Davis. Hon. J. A. Kasson, G.
Z. Davidson. I. ID. Davidson, Professor
George Davidson. c. r. DIETRICH, J. T.
Davis DAVIS. / Carey P FrledlandeT, c. d, Farqu;;
". NJ. Graham, Alexander Griswold. E. NJ.
Garnett, II. II. Gravson, NJ w. Haskill.
Shafter Howard. Fred Howard. II. B.
Hutehins. c. II. Z. Hardin. DR.. I. W.
Huntington. I. r. King, George ii. Lent,
Morrill,, NJ. F. Mitchell. DIR. ". McNutt,
Ramon. L. Wilson, George MARS, John
Muir. DR.. Beverly MacM0nagle, f. j.
Pringle, OsgoOd Putnam, 5. r Prentiss, G.
II. Powers, L. NJ. Paterson, Arthur Rodgers.
William +. Sharp. Dr.. G. b, Somers. J. NJ,
Stow. DIR. Southland, Alfred Sutro, j. n.
Sharkey, Ii. II. Sherwood. l. Howard
Watts. J. d. Severance. Frank j. Symmes.
y. o. Nelson. }. Z. Jordan.W W. G. Sawyer, +,
Refs Jr.. w. +. Reid. S.W. Fay, G. II. Moore,
Z. w. Willard. w. w. Randon. ID. G. w.
Richardson, 4. F. Ryer, Gilbert Tompkins.
I. b. Tnthll. w. NJ. Thomas. Judge j. NJ.
Trout. George Vingut, Rev. Thomas Van
Ness, Charles Wheeler. Harold Wheeler,
Harold Whitnev. DIR. Leonard Wood. A. T.
VIM. w: NJ. Willei,. DIR. W. s. WhitweIl,
Clarence r Walter. j. NJ. Jordan, G. t.
Phelps.
To-day President Eliot will deliver the
Charter day address at the University of
California, and in the evening will attend a
reception in the First Unitarian Church Of
Oakland