New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08

the Brunswick obliterated MI memory Of the
storm outside aad the sool-fclOwship ol Oh WIZ
iars warmed all hearts. Tho royA purD." 81 INC
old college shonc in tho glow OF a hunI:"l twink
ling lights whose globes we're tins'd with the color
that shimmcrs on the Berkshire Hills ird. joined
to Williams songs and Williams legends. soon cal
rcd the oldest alumni. back '1 though. to hs M
dcrSradua'e days.
Among the we-,lown graduates prcsl1t were
President Norton. Of Rr1olyn trol.ey-cA' siilR'
fame. William H. Puncy president Of The NcN-
York Alumni sat At the head ~ tn spo tk'if
table with him Jacob +. Miller. vce-pf'sl-
den. 81 the association: Professor John h'~''m
cx-president Of Wisconsin University ANA nov
member of the Williams faculty. ana Professor
Samuel Fcssenden clarke also OF the Williams fac
ulty Othcr graduates present were fredc'ick J.
Thomson Of the First National Bank. who d, an
honorcd son and generous bcncfic;or ~ Williams,
\ v W Van Vechten tho Rev Dr. Abbott p.
Kit,riise. \ VI Proutss. John &. G'odri' e" \. y
Schauncr. James Iic. Frederic O. .",.''' >,
Charles Buckley Uuhbeil John Tailock. jr.. Frank
u Eaton. Walter Il. Stafford AMI Nandcrpoe M
rance.
WELCOMED by THE CHAIRMAN.
After the cigars had arrived. MIR rn,ney arose
=, address the diners He gave them all 3 hearty
welcome. lie SAID the story o, The Ne" - s'i"'
Pur!;ans had been told in song and story in ''''y
Language. but the story II me colleges ih'l MA
founded hal never had adequate expression When
that story WAS written the part which Williams col
lego bore In IT would be recognized a. o. On" mrs,
lmportnnce For more than q" years see nal 'iooi
a. the stesGfast exponent Of distinct ciuc''"n"'
idea He pad an eloquent tribute 20 Williams is
a moulicr Of character
The first toast was "Inspiraton- 90 college Life.
Professor BtscoGn. OF the c.ass % a. responded
He va- greeted with warm appliance and MS sI"erh
Was punc,uaicd with the laughter % his hearers
Ne p,li al eloquent tribute TO me ln'" President
Hopklns whosc NE poo sa'i Was on" ~ th' Creates
inspirations ana vas thc -r'c.a irh'riin'' "'
Williams He questioned ho~"scg. whether ~"
at.no.phcre in which some Of ihc older Clergy liked
ca- mo-, too rarencl for tho present FAY TIC
day u pire dogma nat perhaps. pt-r"i -" SOM"
times thought that the dcyoatrr's o. pFny'r h''
descnera,ci into pitiful moral piup"ri-m. ma
What was needed to-day Ms 60 'fy 90 pr.ng H'"n
wi,h our own strength the flavor ~ ,ioi INTO me
world. lie pad biz respects to ne - 10y -.
PLATE" AMI SAID tha: whs' "a- m'-i n'tl'l Z"
AZ, MAS training for American ciNz"n7Ap, 20 fl'fi
the Nation between inc danger OBJ q '"' 'tr
tocrscy' on tho other. The hope o. ih' fu.'ir lh
this behalf 10 large par, ~ no '..'.I ..
Of Jeha Burn- ara ere.,ci sTs' esc5 SoasS
INK mat sHcn We -" ,n,,'',r LIZ. would
PROBABLY obec. only % The adjective 10 b. '1m9'n.
characterization % a. "a pocket edition - He'A
THE COLLEGE MAJ y BUSINESS
4 Edward smmons cs.s % o.. spoke f'r 'col-
lege Men In Cuisines He sad ~ part
When I wa boy IL Wa Feneraliy urlci.i'oi
,b,, vbcn a man went 90 college Pc dln IL - Nt
b,,rsf for ono Of the learned professions. ana nor
-, ,,r.usre for a business career. hui no" II ma ''h
"a uass that the training oi college haf '' ''h'
~ t',,eut factor iu the forming Of hptn".r 'hhi
actor Chaunc,y II Depcw. Edward Is MS; hiAft"n
i've. Jonn crosby Brown. John claim. ff'"ril'h
/, Tappen Robert VI Galloway air nH '"iirk'
men | sometime think that even The great
success tbs comes 20 business men hardy pay
fnr th. ceasrla-s anxiety ana prcWaiir" "il nk'
that must b given Tor a. The snprcmt'y "l 'h,n
co1Iutrv a. a producing country W largely H.' l'
The brains and energy of the college man ln b"s'-
Thomas : Pagan. Of the class % - WI" was
ono Of the special prosecutors % ID" men indicted
for the famous election frauds boz Troy. spoke "n
the vell-worn theme. "Tempora muti'tri 'i nos
r,ata.rur In Ills" and succeeded ia getuns great
deal Of Wit and wisdom out 81 IT,
Hainbri,g, 'o.hy. of the ciatt ~ =" ir.h .'i l''
e,nes.s ana history OF The P'rhp"i win ihA-tfa.
inrs from Ne Nr Ccbv explained iur il. 'fnth,
If ihe o.d a.unnal no drtcttttt itr historic i l'
~ which he treated. hat f'' ''i''f'h"N. " 'hr
spnut neoas .ufh4rst of NDtI+.1-i hIi'''-tt' ".tn
w "a iic c.l..'. az r..' recent date Nt'. ".'l
won. d, tl,rf tfe cil-tfri.1 I'D itfni .f I'll. t"'i
ba-4..l Iilf 81. Ari'rr }. i2hfln Perry. Nr r.
Iat.i many touching Instances ~ N' 'it". DID,. n'.l.
and wound ~. with q manly itln'f' g. .;' ..'h|
ylrtrc- .i. .atab.c quaint. .lEoits-nr 80
Anon o.. y1gngc. mel.I'ft 90 iar i.t .'
C.,nutif,.. .l ,i4r-t % ie. dinner arr.ner.n ti-
wcr- Freacnc \. Burial. Edward !. S".it ana i.