The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-16
TOWN AND GOWN HOBNOBBED
COMPLEMENTARY DINNER TO
 PRESIDENT HADLEY.

Aubt Dy the oe
 Commerce-speakers All Favored Co.,
 operation of the University and the
 City-A Large Gathering of Promi-
 nemt Men in Warner Hall.
 The complimentary dinner to Presi-
 dent Arthur Twining Hadley of Yale
 university given last night by the
 Chamber of Commerce as its annual
 dinner, was an event long to be re-
 membered in the annals of the Chamber
 of Commerce and marks a noteworthy
 epoch in the history of New Haven in
 the movement to make more apparent
 the Identification of the interests of the
 city and university. Not until recently
 have the results of this movement be- come apparent and perhaps one Of the first outward appearances of its beng was the cooperation of the city gov- ernment in helping to make a success of the ceremonies attending the inaug- uration of President Hadley. Last night the existence of this movement was made more obvious and the appar- ent object of the complimentary ban quet in further cementing the friend ship between the town and gown was evidenced in the speeches.
 At the speakers table there were men prominent in the government of the university in the city government and in the great industrial interests of the city, while at the surrounding tables were men well known in business and professional circles. The gentlemen gathered at the Union League club at 6:30 and at o'clock adjourned to the banquet hall.
 The hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion by Moore, the florist and decorator. National flags mingled with Yale banners made up the great CT part of the decorations, while ever greens artistically arranged helped to make most pleasing effect. Despite the smallness of the hall, the space being hardly adequate, the tables had been arranged so that but little crowd ing occurred, and on a whole the ar rangement was quite satisfactory Wells orchestra furnished music. The tables were necessarily set close to- gether but were arranged as conven- iently as possible under the circum- oldIICCo' T ilC SuCStS oCdLCd dI lHC tables were as follows:
 The invited guests included Senator o. H. Platt of Meriden, the Hon. N. D. Sperry, the Hon. Charles A. Russell Of Killingly, John Mckinley of New Lon- don, Colonel N. H. Heft of Bridgeport, Colonel N. G. Osborn, Dr. E. s. Lines, pr. David Levy, the Hon. A. T. Rora- back, Major Smith H. Leach of New London, the Rev. J. F. Corcoran, the Hon. c. T. Driscoll, the Hon. M F. Ty- Ter, the Hon. Zalmon Goodsell of Bridgeport, Colonel J. L. Greene of Hartford, Dr. Timothy Dwight, Dr. Herbert E. Smith, Dr. George P. Fish CT, Major Stedman, Eli C., Birdsey of Meriden, the Hon. J. D. Dewell, Prof. N. H. Chittenden, Anson Phelps Stokes and Judge w. T. Elmer of Middletown.
 Others were c. N. Kendall, N. w. Kendall F. N. Kenney, w. M. King H. Kissinger, Fl. M. Kochersperger, J. B. Kennedy, A. H. Kimberly F. L. Leighton, c. w. Lewis, w. B. Law, L. M. Law, w, H. Lee, w. G. Lotze, Hart D. Munson, c. S. Me- Lean, John M. Marvin, R. J. Miner, Walter B. Malley, l.. A. Mansfield, L. l w. Moody, A. Mendel, Eli Mix Phelps John Mckay, John T. | Manson, C. S. Warehouse, C. H. Miller. | G. B. Martin, s. B. Martin, General S. E. Merwin, G. A. Maycock, A. A. Null Ligan, E. F. Mansfield, F. F. Norman, Fl. G. Norman, M. B. Newton, K. K. | Newport, J. L. Newman, F. A. Picker ing, F. P. Pfeghar jr., J. H. Platt, F. | L. Perry, G. G. Powning, Joseph Por- ter, J. H. Post, G. c. Petrfs, G. W. Phil lips, H. w. Ring, M. D., A. H. Robert son, w. L. Robertson, Prof. E. V. Ray nolds F. H. Russell, E. P Root H. c. Rowe, A. B. RogowslSi, S. H. Reed, John o. Rowland L. w. Robertson, M. P. Smith, l.. T. Saunders, c. W. Scran- on. J. D. Somers, l.. T. Snow, J. w. Stone, w. R. Shaffer, George H. Scran- on. F. B. Street, c. E. P. Sanford, Joel A. Sperry, M. c. Sweezey, F. E. Spen- ger, s. B. <Shoninger, L. Sanderson, R. F. Seward, s. H. Street, G. D. seymour, Major Stedman, A. H. Smith, 7. sC. Sherman, M. Sonnenberg, Prof. ' K. Sanders, Hon. M. F. Tyler, George I. Futile, A. B. Treat s. s. Thompson, ;. P. Thompson, J. E. Todd, Captain c. T. Townshend, R. Trowbridge, c. H. John Fl. Taylor Edward raylor Julius Twiss, Colonel I. M Jllman, L. M. Ullman, J. B. Ullman, saac Wolfe, w. A. Wright, A. F. Wood, C. l.. Veil, J. H. Webb, F. B. Walker, w. H. Williams, s. H. Wag- Ter, Eli Whitney W. E. Weld jr., seorge D. Watrous H. A. Warner P. J Wech, E. H. Weaver, H. c. White, J. Wild, C.. w. Whittlesay, Frederick . Weld. F. B. Wells, A. Zunder, M. ,under, Max Adler, E. I. Atwater, F. s. Indrew, F. L. Averill, H. w. Asher, A. lsher, George A. filling, Frederick H. Illing, John Adams, l.. Bostwick, w. |. Beers. J. P. Bogart, F. H. Benton, ;. H. Barnes. R. N. Burwell, E. H. ,arnum, G. s. Barnum, H. c. Bretz- elder, w. H. Beecher, G. M. Baldwin, w. Baldwin, F. H. Belden, George I. Bishop, Robert Brown, A. M. Bart-l { ,tt. L.. A. Bettcher, F. B. Bunnell, T. .ttwater Barnes, l.. Wheeler Beecher, (
 F. Baldwin, F. c. Bushnell F. l.. ,igelow, c. H. Bird. Edward E. Brad { ". F. T. Bradley, c. R. Bishop, F. G. l }. Barnes, A. F. Barnes L. c. Bates,
 F. Burgess, G. R. Burton, E. A. { eckley, A. R. Bradley, F. R. Bliss, H. (
 Bradley H. T. Blake, Anson s. { lake F. A. Betts H. B. Brown Hon. I