New-York tribune., 1892-12-23

At Table E-James j. Goodwin, VINO sat az ue emu ;
Manton b. Metcalf, Walter :. Ballou, Chnles oao'h'
ceo,oe p BENJAMIN Elias r. PECK. Walter j. Peck
George IL. Holt Alfred Ray Clarence L. Collins Gar
enco Whitman. julius Catlin Lowell Lihcoh' MOTIFS
K Jesup George c. MagOun William J. Dodsc' FH"S
Fisk Dr. Charles L. Dana, u. :. Bowdoin D. .
Morgan j. C. 4. Peabody, j. Pefpont Morgan IT,
the Rev Francis Goodwin, IL. Walter Webb, JACOB L.
Greene Albert r. whyland George H. Sargent OhAf'es
r. Adams p. W. GaauGct Ambrose Dawes Jolh "
Marshall g. T.. Iantor. o. w buckingham H. +.
Lounsbury. Lewis f. Within, f. B. Jennings, Irenof H.
PARK Frederick W. Snow, William w Snow, ColiS r.
Huntington Henry y. Pierce, George ~ CfocKer J0hh
o. Floyd Herbert D. Turner, Stephen ~ Wske' Df.
Henry r. Walker. Philip Miller, Charles Lanier ana
Samuel D. Babcock
At Tabe F-Ienry II. BTIdeman, who sat at the end )
John T. Hand Walter S. Johnston william f. webb
Noah Droois, william Brewster, Albert j. Frost Chares
i. Fosdck c. Baldwin FoSd>k John j. Laphom' charles
H. Ludington n a. Chelscy, Joseph stlckney, Eiwsri
y. Tairr William II. webb. Howard Carol John IL.
Sarn Barrett j. Chandler, Gustovus c. Hopkins Sanhei
Hopkins. William Lyman, Lucius H. smith Louis H.
Blakemln Theodore f.. I'm th Albers {. Ia WI lam
n. Peach, T. Henry Freich Georee {. clarke Homer
IT, Locke James L. Libby william BIoush' John L.
Eiker George Montague Frederic y Goddard j. Howard
Swcetser Howari p. swcet,er Charles r. Clark n W.
Rice. S Thomas. sdney T. Ra"son H. H. Porter
Denj ann Brewster. II. a. Wadlegh w. II. saon. W.
c. Banning, J. Augusta, johnson, T. NahderterK
and VII lam T. Pearson.
At Table CD Rufus p. Lincoln who sat at the emu
Luther Hubbard. T.. II. Weathcrhee Charles H. Iopes
Chauncey b. Ripley. Samuel F. GId Frank bf'lhofu' '"
T brandon = Gilman Stanton. Samuel l.. MunsOn,
Iucius NJ stanton Charles T. Brookcr \. O. Jennings
Frederick W Devoe. q. y. HOdgm1n, joseph > Stout
Charles A. Hoyt George =. Iiodcman, j. Edward siln'
mons Il. NJ. Galaway. John II. lnmsn James G. cannon
William II. Porter, Gilman = Mculton' d. Mason "
,rvlcr George Wilson L. w. Dewey william G. Brown
ing j. Hull Browning, D. o. Wickham, ~ j.. Barber
George c. Bstcheltr Charls ii. Lanrdon' AbFam b
Kna2p Warner Van Noldcn, Gcorcc A. FISK. walter 3
Logan william T. Hall. eN-JGdgc william Il. Armour
A.bl.r
VILE G. Day. William C. church Julien T. Dawes J'hn
d. Flower and Anson X. 1gower.
The speech making did not begin until about
o:3O O'Clock. The opening address Of President
Daniel G. Rollins was filed with witticisIls which
called forth appreciative applause from the audi.
cnce The first toast, "Forcfathers' Day. was
responded 10 by the Rev. DR.. Edward Everett
Hall As he stood before the assemblage wit,
his dark-gray hair streaming upon his neck, his
frowsy beard falling upon his chest, and his pale
face, wrinkled and knottcd with advancing age
ami concentrated thought he rcsem' lei an 0akeI
post, partly stripped of it's bark at the top ant
lending forward if the foundations of tn" cartl
In which it was planted were gradually giving way
lis speech was list ned TO with great attention.
Tho second toast, New-Englald and th
Higher NucatioH,7 was spoken to by Seth Low
president Of Columbia College Then came
humorous and most interesting di course on Th'
SehshneSs Of III" Puritan by the Rev. Dr. Way
land, of Philadelphia, which WIS kcenly ccjoye'
by his auditors Treasurer George A Madcn
of Massachusetts, spoke for The New. .Englan1crl
Al-round Capacity ior Good Citizenship" and hi
remarks will he read as they were lstcnei q
with lively interest.
The Old Ncw-England Home" was Splendid,
upheld by Grosv,nor 2. Lowrcy. of this city
Chauncey NJ. Depcw represented Our Adopted
Sons" Mr.. Dcpw has just been elected a.
honorary member Of the NcwYork New-Eng
land Society. lie is one Of only four thu
favored and his title rests upon the fact that 10
twenty -fvc-years he has bee9 an attendant al th
annual dinners of TIE society. The last toast Of IN
evening was The Pilgrim from New-fnGl ind
and David C.. Robinson, Of Elmira, le.r sentn'
this species of the Pilsrim so often fo1n1 l
different parts Of the country. 1t was pl"aslg
address The dinner party continued its sesSio
until ] o'clock when il dishanded in a creditabl
degree of good order.
FOR H rpo,t Of he addresses delirered at the d.nnt
IL.