New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-13
SONS OF DARTMOUTH DINE
NETWORK ALUMNI ARE MERRY.

THEY LISTEN TO SPEECHES. SING SONGS AM
ELECT OFFICERS
one remarkable feature always assclaleu WV
college a1nm.i dinners Is that the Alma Aa.'i
varioblv STYLED "oldn No matter how whl'e Tue
hoir n, ,bo individual aumnus may be. he insists on
characterzlnc his mother In learning as od' eve"
though she NAV have been born several years "i' .
he was born But after all 1t Is only meant " "
term Of Affection and that Is the beauty ana 'eiuel
ness OF IT, for real affection Is always oe''u'nu'' NV"
ever or In whatever form it Is expressed ,.,
And so with the sons OF Dartmouth Nohese Wv"
one or exceptions every man VINO Sa a., u A.
Tho tv.onty.ninth annual dinner OF tie Alumni Hs
ISOLATION OF New York last evening al Dei'"o'".o
certainly looked as II he had been porn s'"' IN
since 1860, the date OF the founding oi 'ne 'oo
inst who the exceptions were 1t wo'''o NOV oe "a,
10 say. Generally speaking, the app''"''o' ~ ,aa
did not seem Inappropriate. one element 'ie '''S'
$40 or, M doubt In the minds OF their companions
,b,, thev belonged to the later generation III WHICH
wcre created the college songs OF the ia'er u"'' 40
ou as soncs not wholly identified with college gath
cr,nps But all present talked and Sang VI 0u
Dartmouth" A.. ,,,,,
floor OF Dclmonico's, and about forty me'oe's VI '
AIumni Association and their guests were thcre'
cnd,ort II steele presided at the cross table
and with Professor John X. Lord. acting president
Of Dartmouth college, at his right ana Ut ms r..'
"a, p,.bon ia bot OF Idaho Others ut the president
,oh,o were Judge y H. Clement. Of Brooklyn; The
hoy Nathaniel Upham and Edwin r. Rice. Al the
tvo ling tables were seated ex.Iudgc Horace kSseh
Harry a. smith. A. r. Howard Gilman H. luch'r
Dr. f. II. stewart. DR.. Augustus T. Duuic'
v Parker, Professor FRANCIS bro"h, W.
q T. DANA Dr. Edward smith, George Edecll
Professor f.. Il. Rugsles, Isaac faul' VI Dos'oh i
clarence Rowland II. c. Bullard. Phiiip carpenter
John j. Hopper, Luther Il. Little Charles f. Ma''hew
son Dr. Ernest H. Lines. samuel S. Perry George Z.
,Idrch Clifford w. IIar,ridge. B. s. Harmon, Her
,nrt : Carpenter, William W Niles, IL. Is. Barton
Wilism y Cohen, II. II. Closson, Charles NJ Hough
DR.. A. ~ spaldng, Harry Hutchinson.
Al the meeting held before the dinner these officers
we're chosen ur tic coming year: President SANFORD IL
.teele 90 vlcc-presdents. Henry L. smith, oo
William H. Cohen 70: the Rev. Francis Brown, 20
rcre,arv Herbert ). Carpenter IS, corresponding
score ary r nathan C. Ross. 80, treasurer. william W
Niles 90: musical director George I. Aldrch, 81
executive committee Edwin T. Rice 40; Charles r.
Mnthewson, 81: Charles L. Dana ''2' a. rainier
Dudley. 20; Philip Carpenter. ~ John j. Hopper
- and Clarcno, Rowland. -.
There were no regular toass. President Steele
however proposed the toast "Our college may be a
small college but we are among those who love
her still" Mr.. steel spoke pleasantly Of the um'N
| when, as students. they "all knew MORE looked
finer and were on better terms with themselves thi
~ any subsequent period OF their existence ne
called upon Professor Lord TO make the hrst sp'c
The olns, Of - greeted The acting PRESIDENT 3l
| was Johnnie Lord" terminating rather a6rupty
with the familiar eoEom Of hSiori of the col
'Ire Was followed By Professor Z. r. Euggs. anC
~S,judro Horace Russell Professor Francis Brown
| George Edgcll and others.