The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-06-27

l ous meetings The class will meet here again next year at the bicentennial. There were twenty members present at the TO reunion in Osborn hall and no business of importance was done ex- cept to re-elect the secretary and vote to return next year for the bicentennial 1 celebration.
 The class of 80 met with fifty-four present in Osborn hall at noon and went through more or less important busi- ness. Ii was voted to return next year and to bring back as many men as possible to the celebration. It was vot- ed to give Superintendent Hotchkiss of the campus e gold-headed cane in ap- preciation of his popularity with Yale graduates.
 The class of go which holds its de- cennial this year met some fifty in num- Der at noon in Osborn hall and held q rousing meeting It was voted to meet again next year with as many mem bers present as possible and to make of the occasion great affair. Thomas F. Bayard was elected class secretary. The committee to arrange for the bi- centennial celebration next year was
 
 Lewis s. Haslam and Thomas r. Bay ard A committee consisting of Will lard Parker, Frank T. Brooks and James Locke was elected to arrange for quin-decennial to take place in 1905. Many visiting members of the class were entertained at dinner at the Ansantawae club Monday evening.
 The meeting of the class of '94 took place in the main lecture room of Os- born hall. The meeting was called to order by Frederick L. Polk, grandson of former President James K. Polk. Among the distinguished members of the class were: Harry Payne Whitney and Phil McMillan, former president of the Yale navy and son of Senator Me Milan of Michigan About eighty mem bers were present. T. F, Davies was chosen class secretary The class vot- ed the election of the following decen nial committee: Dr. E. B. Reed, Ger vase Green, H. F. Calender J. B. Jen- kins, Carl F. Stahl and Edward o. Hotter.
 The reunions most largely attended were, of course, those which held their triennial and sexennal The class of '97 met in Lyceum with over 200 men present. Chairman David Kerr presid- ed and Secretary Graham Sumner was reelected class secretary A committee on resolutions was elected consisting of Messrs. Coffin, Hardness, Keator Bur gess and Earle. The triennial commit tee was reelected. There was no busi- ness done except to report the gift of l,n gNDt Nn tha Gt The class adjourned in body at half past eleven to Alumni hall to listen to the speech of MT, Day, presenting the gateway to the college.
 S5 Shelf. met in North Sheffield hall at Il o'clock and an hour later met in joint session with the academic class of '35, At the separate meetings reso- lutions were voted to be drawn up by a committee on the deaths of Gladwin, Seymour and Cubbert. all of which have occurred since the last reunion here. Fifteen men were present. Secre- tary Jackson presiding over the meet ing, and he was unanimously reelected to that office,
 '97 Shelf had a successful reunion in North Sheffield hall at Il a. m. The annual committee was thanked for successful work in behalf of the class reunion and was unanimously re-eect- ed, Amos' Barnes of this city, son of T. Attwater Barnes, retaining his chair The class cup was presented to the son of Willis M Wright, whose boy was born September 20, 1897 Good willie and Byers have died since grad nation. Colt, Sargent and Owen will draw up suitable resolutions. A deti- ciency in the class cup fund was re- ported and a small assessment levied to meet this expense. F. ZerbaS Brown presided in the absence of President Messler, who is with the crew at New London, Braisted was reelected secre- l rary. YALE ALUMNI UNIVERSITY FUND | The report of the board of directors # the Yale Alumni University Fund for 1 900 shows total receipts for the last ,ear of SIP, 400 an increase over the pre- l
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