The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-28
HONORED BY THE ALUMNI
Banquet in Celebration of the
University's Affiliated
Colleges.
GOVERNOR BUDD PRESENT.
A Brilliant Gathering in the Palace.
Speeches on the New
College.
GOVERNOR BUDD PRESENT

A banquet was given last evening at the
Palace Hotel by the Alumni Association OF
the University of California in honor OF
Governor Budd. In the fullest sense OF
the word ii was brilliant, and more than
old friends who had been boys together IN
college waited on the appetites OF the fes-
tive party. The Governors wife occupied
the seat of honor next to Alexander f.
Morrison, president of the Alumni Asso-
citation, and next to her sat the State
chief executive beaming with smiles and
happy with the world and everybody else.
Maple Hall was never brighter on ban
quet night The rich apartment was ablaze
with electric lights, while the tables were
beautiful indeed with their decorations
and floral adornment.
There was sparkle everywhere, the sill
yer candelabra, pink shaded and shining,
contrasting richly against rows of green
palms and growing ferns in ornamental
pots. Then strewn along the center of the
tables were cut flowers and fern leaves,
from out of which rose silver vessels flow
ing over with luscious fruits.
Invitations had been sent to all members
of the Legislature, TO the board of regents
of university and the faculties of the uni
versity and its affiliated colleges A few
hundred persons responded and were pres
ent when the Governor arrived last night.
The party assembled in the parlors of the
hotel, and entered Maple Hall with Mrs.
Budd and Alexander f. Morrison leading
the way, and the Governor with his party
following. President Morrison of the
Alumni Association took the chair at the
head of the table. AT his right sat Mrs.
DID II
Morrison, John Budd, brother of the Gov
etnor, and Miss Todman, while at his left
were seated Senator Buggy, DIR. R. Beverly
Cole, Curtis H. Lindley, Timothy Guy
Phelps and Judge Phelps. The guests
were as follows:
F.O. Jacobs DR.. W. w Kerr, Dr. Kughler, Rev.
W. /. Kip Jr. W. +. Louis, Dr.. w. B. Louit, A. l..
lessor A. c. Lawson, Dr.. F. F. Lord Morisdon
Manson, DR.. c. s. Mann, H. C. McPike, DR.. ". F.
McNutt, O. X. McNlurray, Miss L. Mae Mclean,
Dr. DR. o. J. Mayer DR.; w. J; F. Mee{Cone,
Mae Treat Morrison Dr.. d. w. Montgomery, A.
f. Morrison, Mary f. Morrison, W. H. McGee
Mary Moody, Professor B. Moody, L. Newmark,
Professor E. c. O'Neal, DR.. L. p. Oviedo, Pro-
lessor -Albine Pootsker, E. ]. Pringle Jr., E.
D. Peixotto, Miss j. Peixotto, R. NJ
Price, Professor F. ". Paget. DR.. Morrisey,
Dr. PE;o, F. H. I Payne, j. J. Rivers Dr. H. n
G. Rothganger, DR.. n. Rogers, G. D..
Reinstein, G. Zeitzke, H. Ryfkogel, A. Ruef,
W. B. Storey Jr., DR.. Sarah L. Shuey, c. H.
Shinn, Dr. B. r. Swan, w. NJ. Searby, Mrs. Hat
tie J. Shute, Judge c. W. Slack, A. L. Stone,
DR.. NJ. j. Sullivan, DR.. W. C. Reith,
NJ. Abbott, H.. 7. Ardley, ]. ]. Arginty, E. A.
Bagot, A. P. Black F. D. Brown, F. A. Beckett,
E. Bonnell, W W. Bancroft, Dr. j. II. Barbat,
T. F. Barry, J. f. Budd, C. Bartlett P. A. Berg
erot, W. j. Brobeck, C. Z. Bacon. L. S. Burchard,
J.: Bartlett, H. Calvert, J. C. Conrad A. A. Cum
ningham. Dr.. G; A; Clinton, N. T. Goulson, DR..
K. b. Cox, DR.. B. Cole. A. A. de Ancona, J. ].
Dwyer, w. R. Daingerfeld, c. N. Belshaw, II.
Dyer, Dr.. l. Dunbar, George W; Duticy,. W.
ton Dodge, Dr. C. Dechmillerr, F. Dunn,
D. w Edleman, DR.. A, Fine, N. H. Frank, A. NJ.
DR.. S. j. Frazer, DR.. J. J. Fottrell, Charles A.
Carter, C. W. Goddard, F. D. Green, Dr. Won
Huffman + u L; T. adengstler, A P H,syne,
Catherine H. HitteI, Kate R. Howell,
!. w. Hellman Jr., J. D. Hodgen,
Professor c: A seifert, Dr. J; R: swisher, DR.. c.
Smith, Z. D. Swift NJ W. Shinn, E. R. Thoma-
son, Miss J. NJ. Todman, DR.. s. p Tuggle. j. H.
Topley, Edmund Tauszky, L. NJ. F. Wenzel,
J, ". Ward, o. A. Weihe, Or. Wright,
Wenzel Joseph s. Warren, T. P. Woodward, ].
N. Wilson, A. t. Nogelsine, A. J. Younger, T.
N. Wolf, Hon; c, s. Arms, T.. F; Bert, j. L.
Brusie, Bart Burke, James H. Budd,
E. S. Denison, NJ A. Devine, ]. Dewitt, H. G. w.
Dinkelspiel, G. w. Dickson, L. H. Dwyer, H. C.
Gesford, J. NJ. Gleaves, A. 2. Hall, II. Haley,
!sador Jacobs, NJ. Kellogg. ]. Kahn, c. Lindley,
J. Fl. Mahoney, l. NJ. Morrill,, John Mccarthy,
Hart H. North, John 0'Day, T. G. Phelps, E. G..
Seamore, K. |. Thomas, J.. H. Thibets, E. s.
Tomblin, ]. A. Waymire.
The following dainty menu was served,
while between the courses an orchestra dis
coursed great variety of popular music,
and the university graduates either re-
peated the old-time college yell or sang to
the music.
BANQUET OF
THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
of the