New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13

starr Cadwallader Charles Il. La Rue, J. j. "re'h-
wood. jr., Robert c. APPLICABLE shepherd Knapp Jr.'
William A. sayback. f. NJ Williams. Letchwor'h
smith. r. NJ Debevose. Lewis I. Reed, g. L. Ham
ilton. Grosvenor ii. Bachus Peter NJ. Shaw, Joseph
II. Roberts, W. D. Kergnish. F. ". Lynch Il. i.
Eole H.. F. WoYdcn g. l.. caldwell. Walter
Rollins Charles W. Pollard. Horace !. lay
lor Frederick c. Fabel. Richard X. Wheeler
\. Garfield. r. a. Manning. r. II. White. X. W.
Thompson. Louis F. Dodd. F. +. Tucker, William d.
Leonard, John A. Thompson. NJ. o. Lipley. A. IL.
Ccmmins. W. II. Foley. G. V. Sanford Edwin ".
Daley. Clarke w. Crannel. George l.. Srcetcr Howard
Russell William Ycrng. william p. Bccbcr. George
II. WILSON, Waite: s. schultz. :. Harrington Littell
&. ". l.. Johnson, D. II. Thomas. j.. ana Wllllini
J. \. Bliss.
Mr. stewart raped for attention after the cigars
lighted. and called upon ali TO rise and sing
the Latin song Of Alpha Delta mi II was sung
with will. and then Mr.. seward made a short
opening address. Among other things he said II
hope you all understand that Alpha Delta Phi Is
branch OF the church militant and that It's mission
is 10 carry the gospel Of truth II all Nations lie
also alluded to the work OF James c. Carter who
had done honor 10 his fraternity ard his country
in his argument before the Behrng Sea Com mission.
The toast. Our Socety-Alpha Delta PHI was
then drunk standing. and the response was given by
the Rev. Dr. f.. Winchester Donald. the successor
of the Rev. IT. Phillips BROOKS in the rcctOrship OF
Trinity Church. Boston lie was greeted with cheers.
lie said in part
Recently Bishop Potter Ia speak In Roson.
and, he being late. | was asked 10 speak until he
came. ] tried tell the audience what Joseph ii.
Choatc would say II he were present. Aftcrward
woman said TO ma: What did you by speaking
OF Bishop Potter and Mr.. Choatcl Mr. Choate died
I'm 1857 and his Rufus, not Joseph
(LaughtnrI Ny text Is Alpha Delta Phi. dear to
the heart of every member OF the society. have
often asked myself why fraternity has maintained
itself strong and prosperous. The history OF
Alpha Delta hi Is not written In The lives OF orr
undergraduates but in the lives OF the large number
OF men who have risen 70 cmncncc. Alpha D'lta
Phi has seldom had TO blush for the deeds OF It's
members. 1t Is the principles OF Alpha Delta I'M,
tie p-ncipies Of right AID jus ic, ana friendship, which
have made the society what 1t Is One OF the BEST
works OF Alpha Delta Phi has been the training OF
its members in the art OF social intercourse. The
valu. OF such a training cannot be overcsmatcd
secret societies like Alpha Delta Phi. instead OF
being forces OF n-beiavior aids To In" strong
cnnobllng and uplifting Influences OIL the college,
Joseph II. ChOate rcXt called upon to SPEAK
to the toast, High Thinking and Plain Living
Mr.. Choate made OF hs characteristic, WHY
earnest and eloquent speeches. His words were ire
quently cheerd. lie said that he hardly knew
what H. represented, but he th"n-h he Nigh, venture
represent the ardent spirit Of the Harvard 'h'p
ter, by accident the delegates from Harvard had
not arrived. He said thai 1t not the so-cullcd
Harvard indifference which prevented inc pros. ,,..
Of the Harvard delegates. lie linen r'ad Mt.er
suit cases ana wGali cone soon they could
be properly dressed. He then said, liz part
-" cannot better preach sermon on The text
of high thnldng ard plain living than By recalling
of the men VINO have done honor t. me
took thu VOWS OF allegiance 10 this fraternity, and
| recall the names OF many men VINO nave
was the man who entered Harvari IN 1851. At first
he was lie made dry law his ni'trsss,
the great conflict for freedom came on he made
himself the champion Of universal nDcF, "nr ,i,
ihinK Of a man who was brilliant example OF
plain living and high thinking. -. ,,.
and MINI MINE in the pr sli"niia cnair Edward Everett
dSns ,1 for the Jane yeang %.% p,s Of
foremost among the men Of our own time. He has
challenged The attention Of our adversarcs The great
Eur d. a worlhicr voice than his to uphold our Ma
iiorai rights. lhe next upon the roll Of honor Is
text you have given me, towering head and shoulders
ABOVE his fellow-student- ~ arrMaN ne lowered
peIeyc that enforced worship was worship at all.
and standing The high priest OF Harvard ne DE-
WORTHY to be offered at throne OF God. tApplause)
Inc name George William Curtis VIII always arouse
70 sS s s ss%y ass' s'S
william curtis Will Always way ps sia"a r los a'de" sell
You may strive for honor Riches great place lace
among ccGntrymcn o. ' mere n hC.n asoa ,
it. from the great mood Of moral and spr, nm mn.
tsra'i ~" plain living and high thinking charac
tt ,rH,ed those Of whom have spoken
monWeap'h'" General Thomas Ewing; Songs Of Alpha
Delta Pill" Hamilton W. Mahe 1.-THE American mean
University, prG g.,,sw : W.rss d. wheeler
Two business sessions were held In the day, ana
In The the dessns. w we ie nd 10 sc cha hc
Ter Clarence A. Seward was reelected pre- idcnt Of
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