New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
MEN AND WOMEN GRADUATES
ANNUAL DINNER OF THE ALUMNI Asso-
CITATION OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

NorycEs THE COMING ERECTION or NEW
nUIL1iNc TO BE DEVOTED TO THE
PHYSICAL sciES rs AND TO COST
ABOUT 5000 or ssoooo
THE OTHER sFSAKERs
The New-York Association OF Alumni ~ Syracuse
Universy held It's seventh annual dinner last
Ing the Hotel Savoy Syracuse was one o. the
first colleges In this coun'ry to admit women as
students consequently II was not at all strange
that many ~ the graduates present lat evening
were women. Not Ill we're alunna, Tor some OF
the = unni brousht their wives with them. Before
the dinner proper tie association elected for the
coming year The following officers; President VIII
lam II fres; Independents, the Re-. Kari
Schwartz assistant rector o. ~ior and 81 limo
thy's Protestant Episcopal church: Or. Charles 0.
Dewey and Professor =. Vincent Aid-ige corre-
spending sacretary Miss Caroline Romer; record
ing secretafy r. G. Pannis'er; treasurer. y Blake
Hiyer.
William r. Ives presided over the sferdlruer ex-
ercises and At his table so Oh 1celor James r.
Day. the Rev Dr and Mrs. Ensign McChesney
ard Mr.. and Mrs Jonn D. AreAbod. Among the
others present
bridge. .P5 ana Mrs. George 4 ken, Miss k.nt:
!ah anG NF eosc v liam N Ro s~s NJ r sa
Mrs. Henri = Dawson the RcT. + s o.bon. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs Aifred SOFT Dr. charles s o Dewey
WiIlara Il McG[cs2y J. Blake H!lysT he Rev
" Gilbert Miss Caroline Romcr Miss carrie E.
SaTyer Wy, ~ Z Dyg.rt Mr ana 5ir; ;,, E. t, T.
Professor l. f. Rowley,. the Rev, and Mrs.. Ernest
/ Fox: Mis- Mis- Sylvia Fox Mr.; Ifs G.ibsr, Do
Chandler, Archibald e. svartz the Rev. :. 4 Gut
terifge Miss Foo'e. A. y. Berry and r. n Person
me pa =. mad ga. long nd vie, M
policy Of IN. trustees FOR tho future he made
important announcement regarding the squire
mon, Of new building 70 b. devoted 70 the phy,.
known oenefaotor Of :ke Vniyersity had agreed 10
pose. and that by these means about 5000 had
already been suhscribcd. The building would Of
b. erected upon the campus. and would
scribed the business building that The Cniver-
sity has been erecting upon \ site Owned by y N
the entire pro perty is estimated no worth $1,000
Oo,. II will De completed In about ak weeks and
tho Citizens club OF Syracuse. This club appears
10 be ore Of the most renarkao. eiues N ms
Chancellor said that drop Of LIQUOR had ever
b,en sold drunk In its quarters.
Dr. bay said that the College ~ Liberal Art:
had seventy moro students this year than last and
cuse Cniversity would have fve Thousand students.
Bishop Peck regarding the treatment u the Bish-
ops widow by the University ne said me nj:
versity had received deal Of advertising that had
The Cbsacellor spoke eyiogs.icsiy Of the s ..;s
Dean French and also 81 the new .d dem DR. An ,,s
more religion and good deal more money. You
GET Us the money and W.. Se he rGligion =, ~.
Calvary Methodist Church. lately chosen dean or
the college OF Fine Arts. at Syracuse followed ths
Mark Twain's remark 10 the effect that the United
States had plenty OF water. and that all she needed
f9 s h pen Na y iH' s and she s
ships every day" THIS remark was greeted with
hearty applause
fessor George Gunton.