New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
DARTMOUTH'S LUSTY LUNGS.
IHE ALUMNI HAVE THEIR ANNUAL DINNER

IHE ALUMNI HAVE IuI-ll ANNUAL DINNER
AND HEAR GOOD SPEAKING
Sixty sons " Dartmouth College representing the
alumni association OF New York and their guests.
scnbed at Delmonico's last night the occasion OF
the thirty eighth annual dinner Of the association
The affair most successful and enjoyable. old
graduates improved The opportunity TO college
acquaintance once more, and the younger element
numeIously represented proud 10 be present and
classcd with those who achieved cnnence In the
various callingS and walks Of life.
At the head of the table seated William ". Cohen,
and on hi, r.ght and left Professor {. T. Richardson
and Professor Jane, T. Colby respectively, Will"
grouped about the head Of the table were men well
known in New lorks professional circles Among those
present Charles =. Clark 80 president of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad: Professor
II. > Bickmore. Of the American Museum OF Natural
History: Edwin w. >anborn. Hiram L. King, Dr. l. F..
Pray, Hiram ID. Upton. o. Manchester y H. Philip
Carpenter Harold g. Buliari. T.. 4. Rice, Bishop
Talbot. Of Idaho; Or. Charles L. Dana. General
Carlton. Fred H. Netileton, Of II. Paul H. J. White
man. Charles II. Beckett. eXJudgc Russell Professor
King Luther T. Little and II. T. ClaSson.
one OF the pleasant features Of the evening was
the music. consisting OF familiar college songs. given
with vigor and enthusiasm, II not with musical
precision. which only college men can lniuse INTO
occasions Of this character. The college cheer
Wnh, whoa. wah! Wah, whoa, wnh Daddy
Dartmouth; wah, whoa. wah!" was vocferously
tingent. and served cnhvcn nc occasion, if it Is
admitted that any such demonstration necessary.
one OF the features OF tic evening was the inter
change OF courtces between the Dartm outh fcaScrs
and the Yale alumni who were holding forth IN an
adjoining room. committee Of Dartmouth men was
appointed to convey to the Yale non congratulations
which acknowledged by the arrival Of Yale dele
CATION In return. Isaac II. Bromley as spokesman
said that, having come from quiet crowd the en-
thusiasm displayed there surprised him. He wonm not
say the surprise dsagreeablc. lie acknowledged
the courtesy shown and spoke of the cordial relations
existing between the two Institutions After the
both colleges had been pledged and the diner
ent college had been exchanged the visitors WITH
drew and again Dartmouth for Dartmouth
Mr. Cohen called the gathering TO order and spoke
OF the regret all feel at the illness OF the pres
dent OF the association, Gilman ii. Tucker VINO was
unable to be present. After few happy remarks,
the regular speake;s were appropriately INTRODUCED
The programme OF tOasts and speakers WAS rs follows
"Tfye College Professor c. f. Richardson; 1.-THE
Medical Department. DR.. Charles p. Dana; claw,
Politics and History Professor james +. Colby !;
Dartmouth As II Was Wilson Palmer; New Phys
los Otherwise Athletics Charles Matthewson "lhe
West Bishop Talbot. Of Idaho; dartmouth at Pres
ant" Daniel = Lawrence.
Professor Richardson spoke in fencitous manner.
referring to the prominence which Dartmouth mas
won IL athletics He declared that Dartmouth had
won more first and second prizes III
the last five years than any other
OF the colleges against which she competed
While Hanover could not boast OF many things OF eH'
cellcnce IN the Line Of architecture yet the hospital
being built tcro BY Hiram Hitchcock In memory 81 MS
wife would be model OF eauty ard woud rank secoi"
I'm appointynents only the one At Johns hopAns'
lie aso referred 10 the other buildings recently put
nd the hotel. Y. VI. {. A. building ana chapel
The change recently made III mo cum
posusn OF the Board OF Trustees "ou'u
be for the advantage of all Tho future OF the c"uese
| he thought was extremely bright, .,..-,.
Or. Dana 'spopi humoNiusy OF VIC sa,i'''.S
arran gements the college. aud tuu "e DO,
sr retreG the old system in vogue Whereby
Ss trsnsm. ION OF water the windows was done
away with aud would 10 longer act I" XII he erns
Ly passing through the air and tho o'hous'io" "i
| the ground. -,,. . r..u r.c.lrcd
Bishop TaIbots speech was witty ana wei ~ q,
| lie Snoke OF the many prominent Dartmouth men J.,
no Wort Professor COlby's Oratlcn was a polahcu
/ wort Ind was listened Ia with marked Ntchuon.
The other speakers made brief nild WHY rtspoi.sc,
10 the toass assigned ~ them Aitcr rcPe"'eu 'oo
| the company then dlsPersed ,,.. ,,o a,,nor the
tnIlovtnr officers were elected President Snoiu IL
steele 10 vco presidents, the Rev DR. irAncs Fo~
20 yInlIarn y Cohen. 70. arid Horny L. smith, ~
c,etayv Harold G. Buard, "a corresponding sstc
.rr Tc,hrrt = Carpenter 'ss; treasurer Dr. Ernest
NJ Lines 80; musical director ADDISON =, hiIeTs.
| "a executive commtco-h. G. Perkins 'og mart
| = Mathcvson 's2: DR.. Charles L. Dana q En",h
| ~ RICE 45 Philip Carpenter 20 Cachco ho"i~"'
| "a and A. Palmer Dudley &C.