The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-23

make our nation thus respected then in future time we can march up and down the two American continents and the Esquimaux of the north will offer us his choicest pieces of blubber and the belles of Tera del Fuego will smile their most bewitching smile upon us.
 Professor Arthur T. Hadley answered to the toast, "Yale in the Revolution" He referred to the visit of Washington to New Haven when he had been es- corted to Orange street bridge by the students of Yale, Mentioning briefly some of the Yale men who had been famous in counsel and field during the war he said that the Revolution was most beneficial in its effect upon Yale. At the outbreak of the war Yale was aristocratic, and her students were named in the catalogue in the order of the social standing of their fami- lies. The war made Yale democratic and changed all this. It was the de- mocracy which has existed at Yale ever since and throughout the country. We | should guard against the artistocratic | tendencies in our country to-day. The Quinnipiac club and Republican League kept open house for the mem bers of the society and their guests | yesterday.
 General Ford was in charge of the arrangements at the Art school. | Among those who helped receive were Professor Weir of the Art school Jon | athan Trumbull of Norwich and At | torney George D. Seymour of this city i torney George D. Seymour, Professor Hadley and Captain Paxton, U. S. A. | The guests at the respective tables were as follows:
 | Governor Jonathan Trumbull. | President, Jonathan Trumbull, Nor- wich; Hon. D. H. Hastings, Pennsylva- mia; Hon. Lorrin A. Cooke, Winsted; Rev. Dr. Simmons, Hartford; Prof, thur T. Hadley, Prof. Arthur M. | Wheeler, Prof. John F. Weir, Prof. John H. Niemeyer, Hon. Henry B. Harrison, Hon. O. Vincent Coffin, Gen. Edwin s. Greeley, Rev. Watson L. Phillips, D. D.; Maj. T. Attwater Barnes, Hon. Lucius P. Deming and Hon Stephen W. Kellogg.
 | Israel Putnam.
 George H. Ford, James D. Dewell, hosts Charles M Glazier, James M. Grant, William F. Grumman, Charles F. Gladding, Edward w. Hooker, | Charles w. Huntington, Thomas w. | Hooker, Thomas J. Boardman, Joseph w. Cone, Richard w. DeLamater, Thomas H. Bissell, T. Sedgwick Steele, | Charming s. Belden, Milo A. Todd and l Marcus M. Johnson, of Hartford; John l Mo
 | David Humphreys.
 Hobart l.. Hotchkiss l.. Wheeler Beecher, hosts; Hobart L. Hotchkiss guest, Frank A. Corbin; John H. Davis and guest, Hamden; Ebenezer B. Beecher, Westville; Erastus Gay Pennington; Aufus w. Lewis, Nauga- tuck; James o. May, Naugatuck; Frederick Spring, Naugatuck; William Ward, Naugatuck; Edward B. Good year, Naugatuck; Charles F. Cooley Hartford; Frank B. Gay, Hartford Rev. Cornelius G. Bristol, Hartford Calvin S. May, New York; George N Morse, Meriden.
 James Wadsworth.
 Franklin H. Hart, Henry G. Newton hosts; Harry J. Read, Rev. Clarence w. Bispham, William A. Hart, Charles E. Hart, Edward L. Clark, Herman D Clark, Frederick J. Hart, Auburndale | Mass; Joseph Hooper, Durham; Eli zur Camp, guests of society, Durham Andrew Camp, attendant, Durham | Lyman A. Mills, Middletown; Henry l.. Camp, Middletown; Henry c. Ward Middletown; Rev. Franklin Country man, North Branford Leverett M Hubbard, Wallingford; Francis G Markham Providence, R. I.
 Gold Selleck Silliman
 Rufus S. Pickett, Charles A. Shel don, hosts; Edgar Thomas, William E Ford, Frederick W. Field, Edwir Banks, Edwin Banks guest, Frank J Naramore, Frederick S. Hunt, Freder- ick s. Hunts guest; Thomas L. Wat son, Tracy B. Warren, Zalmon Good sell, William s. Mills, Orlando Bar tram, Alonzo J. Beardsley and Curti! Thompson, Bridgeport; Dwight P Mills, Naugatuck.
 Return Jonathan Meigs.
 Cornelius s. Morehouse, Wilson H Lee, hosts; Rev. Edwin g. Lines George T. Bradley, William P Futile B. G. Northrop and guest, Clinton Leverett Brainerd, Henry W. Scott Gideon c. Segur, Henry F. Fitts, Fred erick Plimpton, James Nj. Plimpton Joseph F. Swords, Henry H. Quintard William A. Countryman, Dwight G Stoughton and M. Bradford Scott Hartford
 Nathan Hale.
 Nathan Easterbrook, Jr.. Fredericl F. Andrews, hostsi Henry Woodward
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