New-York tribune., 1894-06-13
ALUMNI DAY AT PRINCETON.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS MEETING FOL-
LOWED BY THE ANNUAL DINNER.
MANY PROMINENT GRADUATES PRESENT THESES
READ BY SENIORS or THE SCHOOL OF
sCIENCE-IYNDE DEBATE-JUNIOR
ORATOR CONTEs'

ORATOR CONTEST.
Princeton. y. j.. June y (speclaD-The two
literary societies Whig and Clio. held their annual
meetings at II o'clock this morning in their re-
spective halls. At II 80 O'Clock the annual meeting
Of the Princeton National Alumni Association be-
gan. NJ Taylor Pyne. II. OF New-York city. was
elected president for the coming year; Professor
William Libbey -. OF Princeton. secretary, and
Iunius s Morgan 'Sf OF New-York city treasurer.
John d. Davis 70. OF St. Louis the retiring pres-
dent. presided. Dr. Samuel Lloyd. of New-York
read report on college Grounds and Buildings"
and Duncan Edwards. OF Brooklyn, reported on
athletics. The following present from
Ncw-York: John W. Aiken. 90. Henry NJ. Alex
ander jr.. 80: James W. Alexander CO., C. Ledyard
Blair. 90; Paul r. Bonner. 81; Robert Bridges 70;
Paul +. Bonner rs; George p. Butter, -; w. A.
Butler jr.. '76 y. F.. Conover. 'S9; c. c. Cnyler
70: r. G. Deyo. Ca Cleveland H. Dodge 49, Dun
Edwards. IS; Alexander r. Gulick. 49, A. W.
Ualsey 70: Edward ". Harris 'S6; J. +. Hedges
81; W. B. Hornblower. II; c. f. Mabe. 20; Adrian
II. Jollne. 70; Samuel Lloyd. s2; David NJ Lock-
81; B b. McAlpin '93; Allan Marquanl, -; c. b.
Mitchell. 49, Alexander Mofat. 81. h G. Monroe
81. Junius S Morgan. 81; De Lancy Nicol. ~;
r. X. Prentice 81; VI. Taylor Pyne. =; Charles
scribner To- r. w. Sheldon, 70; Thomas 5. Young
jr.. y. Delegates were also present from Phia-
dephia. Omaha. District OF Columbia. Western.
Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania. Cincinnati
Chicago. Cleveland, ST. Louis and 81. Paul
At 80 p. IN. the alumni dinner hsll in Inl-
vcrsity Hall. fully 300 alumni being seated at the
tables \. II. Joiine. the president Of the Ma
tional Alumni Association. and PRESIDENT OF the
Princeton Club. OF New-York. acted toastmaster.
The following made addresses: President Patton,
DR. Henry Reeves. ~. John +. Poe -, Wiiberforce
FSmp.on TFeTms@ Il 'Pf Pf,fs.5r Hsy i an edy 2 S1a =
Iledges - Dr Patton spoke Of the pressing needs
OF thu university. making plea not only for an
increase in the insrctng force. but also for addi-
tional elnipment and more College bui'dngs es-
reception At Prospect this afternoon.
read their theses In the physical i"ciure-ro0m; me
graduates Robert p. Strong. Keppie Hall. Daniel
6. Duriand Robert s Stewart William E,ner. IL
Robert NJ Thomas. OTTO A. Ormonl. John ".
Easton. Frederick G. Pauimler. Montgomery II.
Scarl. Samuel II. Curran, Water .. Elmer. .. II.
Forsyth. Char.cs +. French. Charles g. Hoge James
II. Kenyon Joseph r Low, jr.: Charies 5. Mackenzie.
William :. Mckenney. Edward :. Van Duyn. John
l.. VOORHEES, James b. Barnett. ir.; Franklin C..
l.. Holt +. B. Rowland James T.. Batngate jr.,
anl H. Rcha[d hosar n 1 it cno.or fror tho senior
class. was h"ld tonight in Alexander Hail The
contestants were. Affirmation. Charles r. Watson.
G. Fox T. r Kcgw1n and McCready sykes The
Judges were John J. Poe -. Louis y Iinll. Adrian
Rkcr 10 and John VI. Harlan. u The question
was. "Resolyel. That the Federal Senators should
Doe elected hy the popular voi" The interest oi
N."o-;hc gft Of Charles X. lHnie-wlll be- divide
The lunlor orator contest was held last evening
ir Al.,,ud.r Han Gold medals Will b. awarded
tomorrow 60 the four success ful contestants An
,r,z. v'i b. given +, r the les. English grafton.
guer,rs". John e. eaton. Tho Revocation - the
Elir ~ Nnutc-'. Wills u Butter. THE Evolution
sI5r.biiiy Fac,or IN Politics". Andr~w G. 1mbrie
''1'nc Nations Con .cicnr'' ray H. carter Re
dc.l "Trc ldcalle' in Ircra;urc"; Edwin " Norris.
Faith arl Philosophy