New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
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a,5 next wears prospects and made special
plea for funds to build proposed irrigation
school building and building for a projected
school of colonial administration. d. W. Rich
ards so presided at this meeting and among
the speakers from the various classes were
Stanley woodward, 'S5; Julian Kennedy, 20;
United States Senator Frank B. Brandegee, 80,
OF Connecticut and Herbert Parsons, W.
Among gifts to the university President Had
lev announced that Mrs. Charles P. Taft, OF
Cincinnati was the donor of $4,000 for an ad-
d,tion to the infirmary building. Other gifts to
the infirn1ary amounting In all to more than
$40 o00 were announced from Mrs Willlam IL
H,rlbut Miss Dmock and Miss Jennings. all
Of New-York Mrs. Hurlbut provides a room
in memory of her husband. graduate Oh oo'
President Hadley announced that Secretary
Stokes had been Of late raising funos TOT .he
general endowment of the university, and had
already secured large sum ana one c'nsiu
erabIv greater in amount than the other contri-
buttons Of the year. but that statement as 10
the amount would have to be postponed. He
cleo said that largely as result of the wise
management of Treasurer McClung last year
deficit of $4,000 had been wiped out, and that
at the end of the present financial year the
treasurer,s report would show that the uni
versity had been self-supporting
Immediately after the general alumni meet
ing the different reunion classes held snort
business sessions about the campuses the Old
est class to hold reunion to-day was the class
of 40 of whom half dozen members were on
for the day They had quiet dinner at the
home of Professor Hoppin, of the Yale Art
School on Whitney-ave The class or oo'
dozen strong, were back for their hfty-nfth an
niversary the Rev. Albert Booth, NJ. A, presld-
ing at Dwight Hail. The class of '52, of whom
fha hOr1a n
their New-Haven classmates. the Rev A N.
Lewis of Montpelier VT, acting as POSTMASTER
The class of go had one of the best reunions
of the older classes and went to the ball game
this afternoon in a body. carrying flags. To-
night they met for their class dinner at local
hall The reunion of '65, back for their fortieth
anniversary. also we'll attended, ana the
Young fellows cheered the old fellows to the
echo when the class sat for it's picture on Os-
born Hall steps at noon. Tonight 10 held It's
anniversary dinner at the University Club. w.
C.. Duykinck of New-York City, managing the
affair The class of 'T5 met in Osborn Hall this
noon for their thirtfeth reunion meeting and
held dinner in Lenox Hall this evening, about
forty-five members being present Newell Mar
tin, of New-yors. was the manager of the re-
union The class of 80 which has made great
impression on New-Haven by hiring two houses
for a full weeks celebration, and which contains
a large number OF very prominent men, among
them Bishop Keator. cf Washington, who will
receive a degree tomorrow, did all kinds OF
stunts to-day, a celebration of the fact that
with their twenty-ffth reunion they join the
ranks of the 'old boys" Colonel Norris G. Os-
born of New-Haven, led a good deal Of the fun
of 80 to-day. and the class paraded to Yale
Field this afternoon behind a well developed
drum CORPS The class of 80 S. met this morn
ing in North Shelf. and had dinner downtown
before starting for the gathering of the clans
at Yale Field The class of 80 also back,
held Joint reunion and were in full evidence
about town in their white suits and white stove
pipe hats About a hundred from these two
classes were here to-day, and wherever they
could make impression, that had not been
already made by '02, made it. These two classes
met at dinner at the Young Mems Republican
Club tonight, marched to the ball game be-
hind a startlingly strenuous brass band, and will
go to the Yale-Harvard boat race IN body on
Thursday Emile Schultz, w. l.. Cross. ]. A.
Blake and Percy Jackson, all of New-York City.
had the job Of mana aging the 'S5 youngsters. The
class of 97 met tonight informally at the
Graduates Club Of this city, and took large
part in the scenes at the ball game. The classes
OF SO and '02 have already been mentioned, and
will be mentioned in New-Haven for weeks to
come because of their strenuous endeavorS to
have the best reunion ever"
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