New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
RUTGERS on THE RARITAN.
rs ALUMNI DINE AND MAKE MERRY.
RrorcAx1nxG An OLD A.:ocIArroN-HENErl

RroEGANGMNG An OLD ASSOCIATION
CHEERS FOR ALL THE sPEAKEEs.
The Rutgers College Alumni Association Of the City
NJ Ncw-Yorl has had Il transory existence In years
gone by There have been time, when the association
did not know whether II was or was not. Inc PucS-
lion OF to be not to be- having hhaHy ARISEN thc
alumni determined that the association should "be
and IA that end they met last evening at Delmonic"s
f., rc number Of 100 and r",rcatcd the association
framed n consiiution-and -at down TO siahdaN
COLLEGE alumni dinner OF these later days
Everybody had Il good time between the Teasing
and the spending and the singing Of college songs
There +, a p0ciical rhythm In The words OF I'm ''
Banks 81 the Eariran.7 and when these words ar" set
to slow music and nb,ddcd I'm the memory that 'auIht
the mel. ,ious strain IN the mprc-~ionahle period oil
voutb T., DO revived IN the oscar and yellow lea ol
me- they become clothed with pathcuc s'S'iH'""''
which can only bc couprchend"d n one detects inc
FAR away gaze ~ the gray haired nlnmnu' WI" ven
turo- nothing beyond snmmi'g On the taie ",'n u,
finger. keeping time while the melody is being chah''d
a., tL much enthusiasm by the sophomore OF smoothly
aloh.d brow and brown locks.
Tho dinner last evening was I'm all respects most
delightful social a,scm'lare. pr"dcd over hF the
-p.rt Of Paternity AID god fcllo" snip. Jonathan
Dixon president ~ The alumni. 1rculhh the "n'iA'
chair at the t:ilc ~ honor. Others AT the same
table were DR.. An,tn scott president - Rutgers
College. Profc- or 7. = Doolittle. Vie" president OF
tl,. college jude Henry ". Bo"h~ta'er L. H.
Kc,--, the Ecv. Dr E,'cri.h Terry, r"p0'cnins inc
Board Of Trustee. Il the college. james N'l-"n.
the Rev. j. Eimcnd )rf. Of Now York. tie Rev Iaul
Van elect Of Jersey city; Proic-.or W VI. sloane
Of Princeton college; the Rev Dr. "corR' H. liu'''
and ex Judge Il. H. Iafrcmore.
Inous tho. ut the other tables were Pr'f s'r
W H. Dury.a. Professor Carl Meyer, Professor I.
r. Hart Professor Il. ". Pronii,s rrci'~'"r \. X.
1It,, ,rih H. l.. Ire. the Rev. W. IL Ten hy'h' 1T
" = wat.on j. j. Jlncway and Haley Fi'ke.
.. tftf-t -felp % Il.
kellogg Loui, Ncyicr g.. II. ". booksavcr, "c"rG'
:. Duryca John Dewitt rcIn Charles ~ Enn"' 'o"'
". soaring and lr,ins =. ip')n'
I,..drnt Dixon aio-. shortly after O'Clock to IN
nonnce the toast, and The speaker lie was Hr''''"
with much enthusiasm. Ic -aid among other ''"-'
have nn iced that you lave approved The CHR
I'll &; far AID l.nme, & he, .''I Iori paron
6i,ion 'latghcr. lnl Judging by the symptoms. ms
IS true Of ALL ,Ecncv'd lauel'r1 J.,
a aS" i '' iv having their name. pnnicl
upop the prog ammo a." opp ,hc ,hcm", which
i ,.c n, .n.G - hrn ind now MOI longer to
dctan y,u from entrnce mt" thr M M 81 rG H.
Won have the pl"asur" 70 call upon inc prd o VI
the college &, respond % the toast "'nr ''"rSr'
ON ri.in. ire. dent Austin scott wa' r'rci'h VII"
prolpug,d ariliu-r. lIe s'IuIlo"' z" '' ~
was from shakespeare;
.Na-tcr go on and will follow ihec
To the LIT gasp. with truth ana I''''l'' :,
President Scott completely hI"d Ms "'''""'
started out with "a criticism Of Andre" i"'N'
,occnt criticism II The value OF q college 'd"' ''''"
,d cpdeavor,d 10 .h.w that kro"l =" inc
i.s.ics md familiarity with the truth, contained VI
What Mr. Carnegie called the dead language were "'
much value i'm the formation 81 chain''"r ana wv
laying ~ the foundation, Tor success III E'' III Wv
, to,i,c Mr. (.mceic's theories. bat Only u'N"'"
himself +, the wo.k Of showing that the ol''P'n' -
,u. HE and the teachings. the - applied d'd MOI
,,t.Iftf of
,r, .pca,iu, NOR. directly to tac alumni. he urged
,t, IN The DEVELOPMENT Of loyalty To lheif "I'"'
,rotcr he spoke icclugly oi tHr H'' "'''
rr.alov Of the United states supreme ''ul' ~ a" S
uoo a. Eutgcrs college. to attain the h"'o'' u'' WI"
~, had laboron,ly struggled and III passing snH
ccstd Tint the vacant seat Oh ia" b"nch oi inc :"
-, .,our, caused by his death might Appropriately
and hororably be- filled by the appointment OF ffe''.
don't Dixon Of the Hmgcr' Alumni A'S"c''to" VI
SOW York City. This allusion was rcce'ca VII" o
thu.iastic applause. ~
.rt, toast Of The Faculty" responded TO hy
, profo.s or f. \. Bowscr. The address "i ir"icSSo'
r,,-.cr wa. filed with humor lie started out ny
.,,udn, every one that Eutrers College was Iouhucu
far the purpose Of training Cody ministers 10 p''''"
the Gospel Ia the heather Of Ne" Amsterdam" INV
Xe,rY orj, CIV For several decades the business :"
A., cot,.,c vas t1 educate these clcrgymcn, anu ~
dJo6 {. fhoy reh,nr.,t their sermons to IA" lslchihe
i@Tm arm n %11r %no fr-t cam t. The Colonies ~erc
,',H - t2nm college mon. fr.m III" universities u
fr old World and understood the yam, 81 ~
tduc,tIon They kncw they conlh not Dun ianT,
mir tbry founded colleges. And - iHrN .o"'"0"
thrrr American states. uot with their surplus
! t%sy did NOT have any. Every dollar th'y pul wv"
| - 5o,icrc meant something. II meant PlNHu ~,
".,f drninl the los of mNuhcs which thcy e." TT
,,bcrvisn hnvr cno, ed. Colleges ~" not t's"u ~
no. dn-. IV counting the number of student pt' Nv
,Ln 1taiitv - the WORK that j, wrou-ht inel N1l'n
rntbcr ti,r n azure Tn" college - hrli.T p.,.r
for dcvelop- Christian cHif,tc I'm 10 inc" r '
lion or ;In factory. Tie association, IN ON PrS H.r
lctc, and pnrer than in any other phc's "hrc young
men a-culc. 1900, ....,,,u,r. ovcrc.
! whore Ynn cannot go anywhere 'ihht Hccunt
I danger, The most dangerous thing perhaps lpW,,
wn1 ever id I'm his hi. Wa (" D. ip"l. ana hi' VIZ
/ lie {. one Of danger. lut II j. pub1hN ho ,ac ~
,rtlonr g.. anywhere else. IN" college w:ll pulhNc TN
f,rorv II viii oItiivc political pa:,icr ana even re
fl,us denominations. lie VINO iOund college iouhuS
| ne most enduring institution known to clVlllanoh
The toast our sister College," W., responded To by
| Professor w. NJ sloane. 81 Princeton college. lie
excited much applause bv hi, REMARKS, ih ""i'h hr
,aaiptnncd that all rivalry between district coIieSe,
L.ud come 90 an end ana tlli ;.cr' ,uOuN bc JONI
| fellowship between all college men -
J Professor sloane was followed by the Ky ~
Eodcrck Terry, who spoke FOR the trustees OF Rt;rs
college. The next toa.t was - The Allmhl; 20 Wnch
The Rev. Dr.. g. ID. lIn-t spoke. lie was iplpweu by
stephen Flskc who responded for Ola College pays
me last toast. ~ cr Years WAS spoken 70 by ~"
! Rev II. y. Il. Milford.