New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-17
DINNERS TO COME.
WITH THE WALNUTs AND THE WINE"
AT SOCIETY ANNIVERSARIES.
THE HOLLAND SOCIETY PRINCETON AND YALE
ALUMNI AND TYPoTHETAE CELEBRA-


ALUMNI AND TYPoTHETAE CELEBRA-
| TIoNs-ToAsTs AND SPEAKERS.
Once year. least. New-YorlI gets its Dutch
up" and the incident is usually followed by th'
promiscuous stacking OF empty champagne bot
ties tquarts) and Holland gin jugs (also quarts IN
one corner Of a big and popular diningroom up
! town. The contributory effect Of the contents OF
these vessels on the rising OF the Dutch spirit is
passed by a subject for ethical calculation by the
! speakers at the annual dinners OF the Holland
Society of Ncw-York. The ninth anniversary o,
the organization Of this festival will tonight
at Sherry's. Flfh-ave and Thirty-seventh-st
| President James William Beekman will occupy the
chair. These the toasts and the names o!
those who will respond to them.
First toast-"The Queen of the Netherlands a
maid Of grace and complete majesty May she live
longer than | have time tell her years. Ever
beloved and loving. may her rule be. And when old
Time shall lead her to her end. goodness and she
fill up our monument" Response by G. de Wecker-
lin. the Minister OF the Netherlands.
Second Toast-The American: formed Of the
blending OF the best strains OF Europe. he cannot
be worthy Of his ancestry without combining in
himself the best qualities of them all. Response by
General Horace Porter
Third Toast-New-Y York: the child Of New-Amster-
dam. Just the tw'g is bent the trees Inclined
Response by Frank r. Lawrence.
Fourth Toast-The Dutch Language: the tongue
that civil Liberty frst spoke IN Modern Europe
Response by Tunis c. Bergen.
Fifth Toast-The footprints of the Netherlands on
the sands Of the New-Word durable. and always
In the right direction. Response by John c. Tom
linson.
SIKH Toast-The Dutch neighbors. Response by
the Rev. DR.. A. V. " Raymond. Of Albany
Seventh Toast-The Dutch as early geographical
discoveries. Response by the Rev. DR.. Van Ant
werp. of Marshall Mich.
The assembling hour for the dinner is I o'clock.
The Dinner Committee consists Of George VI. Van
Hoesen. chairman; Robert A. Van Wyck. Theodore
NJ. Banta Abraham Van Santvoord and Eugene
evening At the Ho!e VET nTunsylS S s 3ns
vide for the seating of nearly 800 members and
Association. will occupy the chair and these VIII
be the toasts: princeton University President
Patton the Aumn r1rke G GSaTn Hnwan
Columbia" George G.. De Witt Thomas Nelson
Page was expected TO respond to toast but IL
The university ensign, which viii noat above the
ensign has been characterized by sonewhat paiMd
bal game. and the bloom is once more on the
The Yale Alumni Association OF New-York will
come together on Friday evening at Sherrys 10 do
honor to their alma mater. Henry f. Howland Will
he knows about the progress Of the university and
its accomplishments within the last year. Henry
s TO say. he will speak concerning the graduates yates.
William A. stiles Is presumed to know much about
The Progress Of Education" T. T. Mitchell will
speak of THE Community Of College Interests "
President Samuel c. Ely, Of the Boston Yale
Alumni Association. will tell OF what Yale
has done for Boston. in responding 70 the toast
our Sister Associations" Austin q. Fox Will
speak for Fair Harvard" Adrian II. JolIne for
'Oid Nassau" which means Princeton and William
G. Lathrop, jr.. FOR Our own Columbia. The
hour for assembling Is $50 O'Clock. Henry j.
Colt. No. 81 Nassau-st. is secretary OF the as
This evening at the Hotel Brunswick The
Typothetae' will make the best use possible OF
their annual dinner The society takes In only one
dinner during the year and this IS the one. These
are the officers Of the society: President. Theodore
L. De Wine: vice presidents Douglas Taylor and
William c. Rogers: secretary. +. Parke CODY: re-
cording secretary W w. Pasco: treasurer. Horace g.
Polhemus. The occasion on which the '"Typotheta"'
takes dinner Is the anniversary OF the birth OF "nja
in Franklin. DR. Franklin would have been lSs years
old to-day II he had lived to sit down at the tables
OF the Hotel Brunswick honorcd guest
Some OF the speakers Will be the Rev. DR.. Maynard
Thomas L. James. VIII Carlton. Joseph Howard
1r. Paul Du Chaillu. H. X: Pangborn John l,o
hemus, William G. Rogers. John A. Sleicher. DAVID
Williams. the Rev. H. c. Swartzell. W. b. Nc
Kellar and Douglas Taylor.