New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-15
YALE MEN AND YALE SPIRIT
AN ABUNDANCE OF BOTH AT THE
ALUMNI DINNER.
PROFESSOR HADLEY HAS SOMETHING no SAY ON
THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION THAT TlcKLhs
HIS HEARBRs-FooTBALL AND DEBAT-
ING HEROES AMONG TIE GUESTS.


HIS HEARBRs-FoorBAIL AND DEBAr-
ING HEROES AMONG THE GUESTS.
There was a rare old Yale love feast at sherry
last evening. The menu card announced thA' "
held ''e "A Fevricr" but the spirit OF u "hS
thoroughly American. 1t was such a dinner AZ 'ne
New-York iale Alumni ton has never heiu
before Possibly some part OF the credit TOT inns
fact is due to the establishing OF the Yale CluD III
the last year. Some four hundred and more OF Inv
Of Yale down TO dinner about score ana
Of small tables that faxed the capacity OF the
big ballroom to its utmost. There were scho'a'S
and authors and orators and bankers and athieteS
and undergraduates and doctors and minisiers-n
short everything but Indian chiefs and they were
all Yale men.
George A. Adee. the athletic diplomat OF ia'',
presided over the after-dinner festivities wmch
nterspersed by numerous Yale songs started
by a double quartet led by Noah II. Swayne' 20
and finished by everybody in the room. Al MS
table sat Professor Arthur T. Hadey Henry -
Robinson. Of Hartford. Or. p V h"yhoio", 'ie
Rev. Or. Joseph II. Twiohell Professor h L. f'ich-
ards Professor O. c. Marsh. Walter camp isaac
H. Bromley and Colonel Morris G. Osborn.
FOOTBALL MEN AND DEBATERs
one table wa. surrounded exclusively by the foot
bnll coaches who have made Yale's gridiron attn
letes such terror 10 other collegiahs Among
them were Frank Butterwor,h, Josh Har'"el!'
Graves SANFORD. Knapp, Stillman. De VIII ana
was there too and with him some ten or t"eNe
OF his men There too the members OF the
debating team that recently won the orators Days
from the yearning brows OF Harvard Jamie
Messrs Fisher Clark. Jump and Bingham
The "Yae Spirit" the principal theme OF
the evenings discussion and X was me general
opinion that IL was all right This opinion, II one
NAV Judge from achievement. is based upon reasons
which both Harvard and Princeton understand par
ticularly Harvard. There was little regard SHOWN
by the diners for the opinions ava ou'glVlnBS Oh
the Editor of Voice" for the protests recently
sent ND TO the skies by the New-Jersey Woman
Cbristan Temperance Union. Professor Hadley
said ne didn't know whether Yale would get less
students as result OF the plants Of this organza-
ton and what was more he didn't care; sno MS
sentiments echoed by his hearers
George A. Adee called the boys to ORDER WIN
o,,. dlacult, for they were engaged In the iauda-
h;e aft.mpt 10 see how emphatcalr they could IN
form Broadway that there was a Yale dinner soihs
on al Sherry's. in Fifh-ave In this a'teihp' '"es
used the "Brek-e-coax coax that has done sucn
good service on many hard-cheered heluT " ne
,ba axpe,inent was last closed Mt Adee reau
l.,tar from President Dwight. regret tins his en-
1rced abse9ce and concentrating everybody on the
occasion
PROFESSOR HADLEY's REMARKS
Than he introduced Professor Arthur 7. Hadley'
"a respond 10 the toast OF the university ~
lessor Hadley trespassed somewhat OF u"
I.Fh fe sur
ne said: The closeness OF our orsau'Na' .
/ 90, ,-oved q, advantage Us. Some people nave
rondered why have not gone INTO OH'e'''''
Extension work But We have al We can 20 ne"i
q, at home Situated as We are, we cahno' SO
g. We have a coherent body OF s.udehts anu
,ohersnt body of alumni No one VINO mar see" TIC
,,o-,as vale has won under discouragns circum-
..,oas car fail TO see how 8re1i an aaNan'ds'
this coherency is as contrasteo Win 10
| ANIMATION that does not give that Ie''o"
! ma, comes from daily association iiA'''''u o.
Corrau have objected that We DO not nave eho"s
| 49,, o,,,,,t,eos 20 suit them. Q.aughterD !
/ 80 ,o,hina % say against them, but our "Ays
.re M, their ways We do not need t+iei' a''I
| committees because Il man comes - -,
| conforms to rules that are laid down 10, .,.i
while at Cornell or Harvard ineS .,ss,,e
rlles for athletes aiter ''o' '
| daughter and applauseD
| 81 believe we are developing al ieie
| have long vanted-s literary sense ",u
| achievement among the stuhents' az" -,
- o. q fai- WAY 70 have Yale tnshh sSi"
= vale literature and Yale literary 49,.
The Yale spirit conduces In every way !" .,s
- ~, mare than ever (Cheers) In the ihA''"1
! =, ,e,,n.rance believe II Is a hrs'-'a'e 20 ~
! ,.nd boy There is no schooi NJ NV o-,6
| u,htch a boy goes from home ana ii'o 1881,
80. he will have less chance 10 ruin n
"he'e ~ ,rha surroundings are helpful An
,.aueta said TO me the other Gay -''e
- man so with the best socieues ' "
| 80 more Uauor than is good LOT nm ,. -,
| 90, vale the total abstainer VII H'iu ~ a
NON who agree with him. tie VIII oe n.y. ,r,nose
sao,,n1 IN abstaining hut II he tries 20 ~
pi"'. rl.s NJ conduct or others IN oroef 10 pr
| Voi ,,it no will find himself In h"pe'e'
e,norItv (This statement OF 1aie att'u -,
! .ho uouor question seemed so paI ina - :, ri
! ,oorad for nearly minute) Inc mos =.
! ,egians be ieve that more can " -. .h,,t
80 continent than by legislation. some
"' ,-,bors OF Young men who come ~
| -eer,t OF the charges that were reoe'"' a,
| ~ ,e.,otsllers but !. for one 90 mo- 80. ~.
! An no true and what is more uo -.
| Ch.ers) In the words o. III 49,. 10 ~ no A
| u, &c not the chief concern whether inns " " =, ..
| " " IN hovs or o. 800 boys. but that II - "
h. a college OF gentlemen .- a,
.povs said one sumnus who rose Gown -
,-ont that appeals to US NOW u'''7
| three" And the cheers were Ei''"
THE YALE SPIRIT"
,,.,-v G Robinson. of Hartford io..oH"" .. tJo
,.sso- HadIey speaking to Inc NJ ~, .rood
4, ,,-t. when ] see tho oouhthu' sP'',
saio' ~ -, ,blnss that you have given US 70
anu It'll md SMOKE fear without conA'u'
40 ,astes OF the New-Jersey v - -
ne 49, ,arse number Of Yale boys ea'n''
- Itch 7 feel that you are 10 ps ~ n.ai,,4s
oo.ok,ne OF the New-Jersey W - ,,,a
oP .or can't always tell by man '
me th"' - =, man he is d.aughterD kho"
VIVA ,tn I,k.d the raspberry Jam his grocer ,o'
In, "a well that he asked him 10 &c, .ne pos,,,
nm Grocer wrote 10 Boston. ano 'he 49,
80 .ne o.o N Kalamazoo. Mich. ana 'h'
"h o'eS" - kalamazoo being assured that the ~
peop'e III ,,,tea for domestic purposes only
lo' -, tho body OF the jam WAS 'ohi~
eo,o-,r, was secured nv aniline dyes ano '"'
the seed was hayseed. -. ..,ur,nv will
~ do no, think that this story OF ea' r.s heinz
= :, viii be IKE the man VINO was "e'''s
i've e. ,o,th doctor. What's The matter VIZ.
tea''. ~ asked the doctor OF the mans h''e
so" Tsrb.r's got the rheumatism SAID the boy