New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
4 FEAST FOR THE TEAMS.
THE YALE AND CAMBRIDGE ATHLETES
ENTERTAINED AT SHERRY'S.
THE CONTESTS OF THE AFTERNOON FOLLOWED
BY DINNER IN THE EVENING. WHICH IS

THE CONTESTS OF THE AFTERNOON FOLLOWED
BY A DINNER IN THE EVENING WHICH IS
MARKED BY GREAT GOOD FELLOWSHIP.
The Yale-Cambridge dinner at Snerrys last night.
at which the athletic teams OF the two universities
were right royalty entertained and afterward Law
shly lauded for their provess. was gathering that
is likely to remain long In the recollection or those
who took part therein. Good fellowship was the
thing that ruled the dinner from the moment OF
the first course until the regretfu strains OF Good
Night" were heard In the amenities OF the night
the struggles and rlvalries Of the day forgot
ten: votors and vanquisheG sat together ard broke
bread with one another with true fraternity. with
Cambridge the btters OF defeat were soothed with
the sweets OF good cheer and proiuse hospitality.
and II was evident that the Yale men enjoyed to
the utmost the feelings OF satisfaction born OF the
knowledge that they had succeeded In unfolding
once more the prestige OF American atheticism
Freed from the trammels and restrictions OF the
rules OF the training period, both teams were able
enjoy some OF the luxuries OF He.
Representative American athletes have more than
once. after visiting England. brought home with
them pleasant memories OF good times at the Ho-
born Restaurant or at "Jmmles" and last night
they Adequately repaid the compliment. II Is safe
say that for many day will the minds Of the
Brtshers pleasurably Jingle with the thoughts Of
the evening at SheTys.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The handsome dining-hall tastefully and ef-
fectively decorated with the National emblems OF
America and Britain. and entwned lovingly to-
gether in many places were odd Glory and the
Union Jack" Happy auguries they, and
by many 1t was felt that II the rivaries between
the countries were confined only to those OF the
field the best and most pleasant feelings would
ever remain between the two peoples. The light
blue of Cambridge and the darker hue Of Yale
were artstically combined. and entwlned along the
middle OF the table ribbons OF the representa-
tive colors OF the two colleges.
by heaven. it IL a splendid sight to their
rival scarfs OF mixed embroidery" one OF the
mottos OF the menu. that was OF exceeding ap-
propriateness in Of the results obtained in the
work Of identifying the room
WHO WERE THERE.
Ex-Judge Henry f. Rowland presided. and the
right and left OF him respectively were Captain >.
p Sheldon. OF Yale and Captain T. S Horan Of
Cambridge. Also at the cross table were Chauncey
NJ Depew Judge W X. Townsend. G. II. Sheriff..
jr. Montagu Shearman president OF the London
Athletic CLUB Robert j. Cook. Guy Richards Evert
jordan and eHrt The cenTra long 1 table
was occupied exclusively by the Two teams the
m mh r6e men G% H Of rf TN eas
herf ~ Lo,n G. Conner Williams e IL Wild
ING A. T. Johnston f n Jennings l. +, pkns
f j. Watson and W Mendeson.
Yale-L. T. Sheldon. captain; T. ii. Cady, q. y.
HatCh. w. VI. RICHARDS. II. &. Byers, X. burnett.
jr. F r. Wade W IT, Wadhams J. +. Morgan.
J. II. Thompson. W. o iickok, \ Brown. H. p.
Cross. j. ". crane and K. Mitchell. il.
Among others present were william g. Whitney.
George 4. Adee James X. Sheffield General James
NJ Narnum. buchanan Winthrop General w. ".
Skiddy. Arthur VI. Dodge. Samuel X. Belts. Frank
D. Pavey, Eugene II Lewis. William C. GulIver.
Julian W CartIs. Alfred X Conkling. George c.
Haven jr. Sherman ". Kneva.s Alexander II.
Stevens Frederic W Stevens. David L. Haight.
Brayton Ives. Buchanan Winthrop. J. Frederic
Kernochan. Payson Merrill. Charles L. Atterbury.
William G. Hall. otto r. Barnard. William II
Ford. william I. Gilbert. Charles Parsons. r.
Frank b. Wesson. Hugh - Auchincloss Ern-
est Carter. John ". Curtiss ". r. Ander-
son. Robert Appleton. Chandler p Anderson
Oliver g. Jennings. W. r Bull, A. Henry
Charles d Ingerson, John Z. Brooks VI. Dwight
Collier George l. Adee. William A. Copp. W. H. l..
Lee William l.. Mcl.anc Edward BeInent ". &.
CULVER Charles G. Deming, Henry C. Demng.
Henry ). Hoyi Eugene II. Lewis. Hart Lyman.
Walter Jennings, Norris G. Osborn. Henry Vt.