New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
ANNIVERSARY DAY AT ST. PAUL'a
REMARKS BY DR.. MORGAN DIX
AND SHERMAN EvARTs

REMARKS BY DR.. MORGAN DIX
AND SHERMAN EvARTs
Co,cord Y H.. May 81 (SpeciaD-Anmw'sH,
nav at ST Paurs School opened drear anu 1'' ~,
The rain pouring In torrents all the "'0'H"e ~.
though Il stopped by noon, II Was 'o' W" -. ,o.,.
completion OF the athletic sports WHY" ,.s.o,,
noned until tomorrow. There were H'o,o $500,
and alumni present than ever before ~ u',
OF the school. among whom were p's"op n, y
Hall OF the Diocese Of Vermont 'he nv" No.
Walpole Warren. New-iork' A. y. n' pocb.
York: Royal Barry. Boston; Dr. " rSssN,,s Al
ester. Sherman Evarts. the Rev. Mr. lipOe 80,
So. Rodney Ward. Brooklyn. y. Y; Jonn p ,,"
ord u G. Campbell, New-York; h. n, ,,,.r
Snr,ncAeld Mass; Robert L. Stevens "V ~.
!. Lieutenant Hamilton Rowan T. -.
Rev Prescott Evarts and Malcom u'a"a o.. CON.
York. The services In the new ehapei ..s,,td
ducted by Bishop Miles OF New-hanlpsn'e' - TIA
bv Bishop Hall and the Rev. Presco' Hs 80, ths
Rev Dr. Morgan Dix. Of Ne~-ioTN' p''1'
sermon He said ~ part; -, and "a q
Man was Gods last and highes, WIZ WI and spirit
The body connects him 10 the ,,n,sna OF nature
the soul connects him with me nature beyond IN.
derstand,ng and takes him mo e0 .rns educa.
with the higher spheres. Thereiore:, sns all along
thesa lines 10 training OF body; mina equally
can be omitted. II education cOu.n 5e he the best
ali
~, eunSoTtunately the drift is against I'm, nri 70
there is some sacrifice or ooIy 20 ,bare Is call for
body or spirit to inieHec, Iigns OF decaience ~
faith In the future. for OF az s.h s This that ne
the human race none Is ssdder man me foot ard
highest in the triad IS sent DOWN down ~ turned cooJ
religion is excluded from educa,.on snd The need Of
this and similar schools. -. ,ronasiun
The annual dinner was served IN 'ne ~ SPOKE
at O'Clock. sherman Evarts. OF Ne"-i''
briefly follows: . ,,Is homo.
and duty Imposed upon me; yet may 80 'personal
when | speak in this presenieg, u Tor have a.
considerations invade my thoughts, .o ., the morn
snsniration which neither the preacher ,g..ont nor
ing President Tucker, the Bshop ot Mr. Depes
even my distinguished and hat is the nemSE
of ak wears here In this greatest S as that H.
country say not even Mr o dny rsa son he Mss. <.
!, Was that ne graduated from Yale "a him
year the school was opened' SO ne was here ny
seit Ineligible for admission. Nhtn i 70 were -
swin Ihrother was here with me, ana vi ,her apsn
much alike that could not tel saS Ss has lei, %
ar mS" has gone into the chance, 81 the p"p,
A, tho annual meeting Of the Athletic as Ming,
,hoso oeacers were elected: President. D. n,.,a
Co, vIce-presldents. Lieutenant Ham .re,sry. ~
and the Rev w; sta nssIs,a ant, secretary W.
Foster.
GRADUATES OF THE GARDNER schoo
with BACKGROUND Of foliage and pans aa' blos.
roupded with masses Of bright ana ue mr. aad
SONS. the six girl graduates Of tne Ns 81 Fifth
Mrs Charles H Gardner's School ~ psrkely
owe appeared on the platform OF 'ae infant a.
Iyceum stage Las, evening before o'" Consisted
semblage The commencement EXERCISE III musi
~ ESSAYS by the graduates in'erspersea W." perlss
GA, selections by Mrs. Wadsworth NNiA, ,t,v school
v Jerv,s, A recitation by Miss Annie ~" .n,,,a,ory
ae,d received enthusiastic recall Inc ,a,,ysred BY
.,,b ESSAY on distinctive Dress was oen ..,sa the
Mas Elaine sIde shirley Miss Shirley e". ssransa
schoo, when barely five years o'd' anu
thirteen years .chuboleths" va
The valed,ctory with essay on .,her essays
ae,,vsre1 by Miss Louise Hill The o,"' Ect,ou."
49, THE Schoo!maser in History ana :" BY
nv Miss saldee Coffin; Guilty or MOI MOI. $50, story in
Miss Margaret A. Young; the on', cark, and
America" by Miss Kate Freeman u Fulpsr
aamer,can Pecuarltles." by Miss JuIla - ,bs csss
rsa psv DR. David j. Burrel addresSfsSy the rev.
me tSe nresentatIon OF diplomas robed srsdg
Anu anu Sar5ner In addition 10 the wla,form the kss
" ". ,hsrs were seated upon the The Rev. u
1tes' p,rrsI, the Rev DR. S + J o.iI RE Rev. W
p ~, pr' the Rev DR.. 5. II. Virgin Vs. -
Srsnt and other clergymen, . reception 80
oAs ,ns ciose OF the prosramahh.s fsseubly 6ooea
,sr and dance were held " inc ~''