Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-08
SONS OF DARTMOUTH.
The Alumni Associatiou OF This City Hold
Their Annual BANQUET


Last night the loyal sons OF Dartmouth Col
ieSe gathered around the banque, table and ate
aud talked and sang to the glory of their alma
mater. 1t was the eighteenth annual dinner o,
the alumni association. and over fifty men who
received their diplomas from the old New
Hampshire college we're on hand last night.
The dinner itself WAS an unusually handsome
affair and was followed by some excellent after
dinner speaking. At the business meeting Of
the association earlier in the evening Gen.
Neazey. the president. occupied the chair
Gen. Neazey was reelected to the presidency
and William Quinby. SO. was also reelected az
secretary. Representative Nelson Dinglev. sc.
and Prof j. H. Eastman were chosen as vice
presidents; j. b. Reynolds. 30. was elected
historian, and William W. Hatch, sc. chorister
The SPEECHES.
After the members of the association had
gone through long and elaborate menu came
the time for the cigars and oratory. The presi-
dent delivered an eloquent inaugural address
after which he withdrew in favor of the toast
master. Nr. r. G. Campbell, 81 The first
speaker called upon was Alr. Isaac Z. Paul. IS,
Of Boston. secretary of the executive commit
tee OF the alumni association. He brought en-
eouraging reports concerning the old college,
which included SO. 900 in improvements new
athletic department and an energetic new pres
ident, DIR. Tucker, late of Andover Seminary.
The following telegram was sent TO DIR.
Tucker:
Dartmouth Alumni Association Of Washing
ton. IN banquet assembled, send cordial greet
ings to the new president and pledge hearty
support"
Among the speakers OF the evening were Rep
resentative Nelson Dingey OF Maine, Repre-
sentatives Cogswell and Stevens of Massachu-
sets; Prof. J. r. Eastman. 90: DIR. III. NJ Wells,
= d. - A. II
ing and J. Z. Reynolds. 80.
THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED.
Among the other guests of the evening were
the following: Vice President Morton. Senator
Morrill, of Vermont. Senator Chandler of New
Hampshire, Congressman Cogswell of Massa-
chusetts. j. r.. Dodge. Judge Carries r. Corning
Gardiner G.. Hubbard. II: Moses Kelly, 'i3:
NJ. I. stevens. '46; Samuel VI. Wilcox, Al:
Oliver Miller. IS; DIR. Nathan S. Lincoln. 50;
Ormond Wilson. 20: John y. Pierce. 81:
Redheld Proctor. 81: Gen. Charles +. Hovey
y; Vim. VI. French. "a; Gen. John Eaton. 81;
Nelson Dingley. jr.. %: Thomas A. Cushing.
-: Dr. III. VI. Wells. 81; Capt. Arial W. Fisher,
-; George A. Lyon. SO; Wheelock G. yeazey.
SO; Gen. J. y. Patterson. 80; James +. Allen.
90; Calvin y Brown. 50; Horace :. Cummings,
90; John Il. Eastman, 81; Nathaniel p. Gage.
62; Rev. George b. Patch, 90; J. J. San
born. 81: Henry VI. Baker. 63; Edward
y. johnson. 90; stephen W. Rand. 60: y. c.
iirsckett, "a: /. G. Hobbs. "a: DR.. f. c. Mer-
rism. IS: Prof. George J. Cummings. 90: Jas.
w. Cheney. 20: John +. Pratt. II; George
Frederick Williams. y: Clarence Johnson. -;
Henry VI. Paul, %; James Campbell. '73: VIM.
Twombly. 56: L. h. Fowler. IS; Winfield s.
Montgomery, -: Philip Walker. 80: c. s.
sloane. so; Arthur ;. Brown, 81: Nathan D.
Cramp. 81: T.. T.. kimball. 81: John T. Free
man. -; ". i. Patterson, SO: VIM Quinby,
20; stephen VI. Ryder. So; W. Z. Burleigh. "a:
Richard Hovey. IS; II. l.. Parker. IS; r.. G.
Campbell. Sc; John French. SO: ". VI. Hatch.
So; NJ. L. Higgins. SO; ii. F.. Fletcher. SO; II.
II. Hanson. Sc; j. VI. Hildreth. 81: ". A.
Johnston. SO; II. y. Blair. SO; c. d. Hazen,
SO; q. II. Hitchcock. SO: A. b. Veazey. 80
Frank Randolph. SO; r. X. Tyler. 80; j. B.
Reynolds. 80; {. NJ. Smith, 81, and d. L.
Smith. 81.