The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-21
AN HONORARY BANQUET
TENDERED PROFESSOR GEORGE
 PARK FISHER.

After-dinner Exercises Especially Ap-
 proprfate-Presidsnt A. T. Hadley
 Spoke.
 The dinner given by the faculty of the theological department of Yale unl- versity to Professor George Park Fish CT, D. D., ILL. D., in recognition Of his long and eminent career as Tltus street Professor of Ecclesiastical History, was held in the banquet rooms of the New Haven house last evening and was one of the most felicitious social functions of its kind ever held in this city. The spacious banquet hall had been prettily decorated for the occasion, the blue Of Yale predominating in the ornamental tions. Flowers of the season adorned each table, and the scene was one of good cheer and hearty Yale fellowship. Those present were;
 Professor George B. Adams, Rev. Jo- seph B. Anderson, Rev. A. w. Archl- x bald, Rev. l.. P. Armstrong, Professor B. w. Bacon, Dr. Francis Bacon, Rev. F. w. Baker, Judge Simeon E. Baldwin, President J. H. Barrows, Rev. w. D. Beach, Dr. Frank E. Beckwith, Thomas e. Bennett, Rev. J. w. BiXler, Rev. E. M. Bliss Professor E. G. Bourne, Rev. A. H. Bradford, Bishop Chauncey E. Brewster, Rev. H. A. Bridgman Rev. B. B. Brown John Crosby Brown, Pro lessor w. A. Brown, Professor G, ]. Brush, Rev. S. C. Bushnell, Dr. Samuel Capen, President Franklin Carter, Rev. n, f11, n Ch1nTOln < Rev. F. s. Child, Professor R. H. Chit tenden, Rev. c. G. Clark, Rev. Dr. J. wv. Cooper, Professor G. E. Day, w. F. Day, Clarence B. Deming, Rev. John De Peu, Rev. H. F. Dewey, Rev. G. $. Dickerman, Professor G. M Duncan Rev. Timothy Dwight, Rev. c. E. Ew-' \ ing, Professor H. w. Farnam, w. w. Farnam, President w. Fl. Faunce, Pro- lessor G. P Fisher, Professor l. D. Fisher, Rev. F. A. George, Rev. J. C. Goddard, H. H. Guy, President A. T. Hadley E.. l.. Heermance, Rev. F. c. Heermance, Professor F. s. Hoffman, IT. B. Hooker, Professor E. w. Hopkins, Professor J. M. Hoppin J. s. Hotch- kiss Rev R. A. Hume, Rev. w. K. Huntington, Rev. J. s. Ives, Professor M w Jacobus, Rev. J. G. Johnson, Professor c. F. Kent, Rev. w G. Latin rop, Rev w. w. Leete, Rev. E. s. Lines, Professor T. R. Lounsbury, Rev. F. R. Luckey, Rev. c. F. Luther, Pro- lessor A. c. McGiffert. Rev. J. K. Me- Lean. Rev. R. c. McNeille Rev. F. H. Means Rev. S. B. Means, Professor G. F. Moore Rev. c. L. Morgan, Dr. W. J. Moulton, Rev. T. T. Munger, Rev w. J. Mutch. Rev. A. H. Norris, Professor A. HI. Palmer Rev Charles R. Palmer, Rev. E. P. Parker, President F. l.. Pat ton. Professor Tracy Peck, Professor G. w. Pepper, Professor B. B. Perrin, Rev lC. B. Perry Rev. D. w. Phelps, Pro lessor A. w. Phillips, Rev. w. l.. Phil lips, Professor F. c. Porter, Joseph B. Porter, Rev. F. c. Putnam, Rev. F. H. Rali, Rev. B. F. Root, Rev. W. H. Sa1l- mon, Professor F. K. Sanders, Profess sor T. D. Seymour Rev. G. L. Schaeffer, | Rev A. B. Shirley, Professor c. H. | Smith, Professor G. B. Stevens Rev. "A, P. Stokes, jr., Rev. N. D. Smith, Professor E. H. Sheath, Rev c. C. Tiff 1 fany, Professor c. C. Torrey, M. F. Ty- Ter, Rev. H. c. Upson, A. D. Van Name, | Rev. J. G. vose, Professor W. c. Walk CT, Lewis Welch, P N. Welch, Rev J. w. Wetzel Eli Whitney, Professor Fl. M Whitney, Rev P. c. Whiting, Rev. e. H. Wilcox, Professor F. w. Will | Hams, Professor H. s. Williams, Rev. ! U. c. Wilson, Professor T. s. Woolsey, f Professor l. F. Wood, Professor H. B. Wright, Rev. B. N. Wright Rev B. L. York, Rev. J. s. Zelie, Rowland Hazard, Rev. N. M Calhoun, Professor Beebe and c. D. Crawford.
 l The menu served by Proprietor Seth H. Mose1ey was elaborately prepared, as follows:
 Little Neck Clans Radfshes Olives 4 Puree of Tomato
 Broiled Shad Sauce Tartare
 Potato Parisiennes
 Sweetbread Croquettes
 Haricots Coupes Sorbet
 Broiled Philadelphia Squab
 Currant Jelly
 Waldorf Salad Saltines Cream Cheese
 Ice Cream Petits Fours Roquefort Cheese Toasted Crackers
 Apollinaris
 The after dinner exercises were espe- Cldlly appTOpTldCe anu IlCC1HS. ITSSlue1lC Arthur T. Hadley officiated as toast master. President Patton, of Prince ton, responded to the toast Professor Fisher as Typical American Scholar" Rev. MT Bridgman spoke of Professor Fisher in the Class Room" Greetings from absent friends were read by Dean Sanders, of the Yale Divinity school. President Faunce, of Brown university. to the toast Professor Fish CT as One of Browns Good Gifts to Yale" Rev. Dr. Bra dford, of Mont clair, N. J., spoke to the toast "Profes- sor Fishers Services to the Congrega- tional Churches" The toast Professor Fisher as Companion and Friend'' by Rev. Dr. Huntington, of New York city, was one of the most noteworthy of the evening.
 The post-prandial exercises were con- cluded by few remarks by Professor Fisher, who most heartily thanked those who had arranged for the recep- ton accorded him, and extended to all present his sincere appreciation of the courtesies of the evening.