The Washington herald., 1907-02-17

149 universities and colleges, gathered in
the large ballroom of the Raleigh Hotel
last evening at the third annual banquet
Of The University Club, II was a unique
occasion. a time of song and joviality.
The Mexican Ambassador, Senior Z. c.
CreeI, in his speech said that he had been
invited to a gathering at which all the
guests, in spirit at least. would be twenty
one years OF age. And, indeed, it seemed
like it, POSTMASTER General Cortelyou
presided, and Vice President Fairbanks
was the guest of honor on his right; next
10 the Vice President sat the Mexican
Ambassador, and on the other hand sat
Senior Joaquin Nabuco, Ambassador
from Brazil.
The banquet hall was beautifully deco
rated. Above the curtained windows were
hung shields on which, in brass, were
the seals Of the various universities. The
walls were hung with bunting of many
colors. There was the crimson OF Har-
ward, the dark blue Of Yale, the light
blue of Michigan, the blue and white Of
George Washington. the dainty flag Of
Columbia, the scarlet of Carlisle. the yell
low of the Navy, the peculiar flag Of
Lehigh. and the flags Of Chicago. the
Army, the Northwestern, Northeastern.
the banner of the Massachusetts Institute
Of Technology. and many others.
In the center, over the head of Mr..
Cortelyou, hung the American arms,
while pendant from this hung flags which
draped large picture of President Roose-
Ash NJ
every plate there was a little standard
bearing a silken flag. the emblem and the
colors of the University Club.
Menus Unique.
The menus were unique. They were
printed in the form of a diploma with the
big red seal of the University Club at
the bottom. The diploma was issued by
the 'Praeses ct Consilium Sodaltatis
Universitatis," which freely translated is
The President. Faculty of the Univer-
sity of Good Fellowship" 1t admitted the
''BaccaIaureus Epicurer' TO privileges OF
the "Cursus sequens." which was rather
a hard title by which to designate the
courses of good things that followed.
Lest some Of the guests might be puzzled
by the Latnity Of the document, the
menu bore the motto It's a wise Grad
who can read his own diploma
The Hon. George 3. CortelyoU. president
of the club was POSTMASTER, and among
the guests We're;
The Vice President his eVceIlenCy J. J. Jrsserand
Ambassador Of France. hls eXceliency Joaquin
Nabuco Ambassador # Brazil; Mr. Jack smith. Dr-
H. T. Myers. Alr. ". IL sanders Ar Justice John ~
Harlan. United States supreme Court Alr Justice
NarLcll p. Stafford. supreme Court District % Co
luu.bii; the Hon. Theodore r Burton. the Hon.
J. Adam Heds Dr.. lra Rsmseu. president Johns
H0Ikihs UNIVERSITY. bT. Charles W Needhaln
president Ge1sge Washington University Dr.. Alex
andcr Graham Bell Admiral John G.. Walker. TN
Hon. ". ". Aldrch. Air O. X. Bergman. the
Rev. David H. BucI the Hon. E. ]. BurSett. the
Hon r. f. Burton. To-. ". F. Chancellor, SenOi
Don +. C. CIeel the Hon Stephen r. Elkns
Mr. Hector Fuller. Dr. Richard d. Harlan. Prof
William II. Holmes. tie Hon. Ii. B. F. Mcfarland
Air. Richard Mansfield. AiI. George otonnor Mr.
f. ID. shaw. Mr. W. t. STurgeon, Mr.. George H.
Vanderbilt, Dr Charles d. Walcott, and Mr.. George
y. "a LaulLau.
Members Of the University Club who
attended the banquet We're:
". s Albert George y Acker. r. C. Adams. )
5. Adams. \. 4. Adee. r. j. Albec, f. F. All
bright G.. r. Aldrch. Hon. D. s. Alexander
Charles q Allen. W. g. Allen James B. Archer
ir: l. = Bacon w H. Baldwin. = H. Ball J. r.
t. L.
Barrett. F. $. Basin. W. Fl. Beal, Z. i. Behrend
A. e.. Bentley, a. II. Bell &. J. Bell. e. ~
Bennett f. O. Billiard. Henry T. Blair. J. )
Blair &. l. BoOthe A. A Birney. A. B. Browne
W. W Brown. Barry Buldey, " l. Burchell
Marion Butler. 4. BrttOn. ". :. BTOughtCn. c. s.
Bundy T. T. Burton, j. W. Butter6eld ". II
Callahan. r. II. Chappel Charles Chesey. Z. Il
Clapp Cecil Clay, A, q. Gephane, l.. I. Ciephane
J. VI. Colt ". y. Compton, G. e.. Conrad, Win
throD Cole 4. T. C0nsaul J. r. Cook L. A
]
Cotton, L. C. C0veu ) B. Crandan J. L. Gregl
Gusts. Il. II. Gusts. George ". Da!zeII W. L
Davidson, C. d. Davis. II. r. Davis. D. T. Day
Charles r. DeaB W L. Dennis T. ". Dennison
Martin Dodge, II. H. Donually, William Donnally
H j. Dougherty. z. L. Dougherty, & A Douglass
F. s. DurstOn. e.. l. EdmOunds. John Joy Edison
Thomas Edwards jT.; 7. B. Eichelberger. A. Il
Fleet T. A. Fowler, ID. T. Fox. Hon r. T
Frazier W. ". Gale. Z. r Gerry J. H. Gibson
". NJ Gilbert, A. H. Gleunsn. ]. ". Gleunsu
". S. Gluck. A. Z. Greeley. Foster r. Greene
c, " Grover, c. f. Grunsky, Fl. Il. Classic, C. V
GuttaFd 7. =. Hamlin, T. II. Hitchcock =. ID
Head. J. T. Hendrick. Samuel Herrick, H. l.
Hibbari. ., N, Hidreth. " NJ, Hill r. ". Hills
!. r, Hit, ir; 7. W Holcohbe, J. T. Hood. F.
H. Hough, Charles Z. Howe. J. c. Hoyt. Haru
HURT W. y L. Jacobs 7. L. JeAords Henner
Jennings Guy II. johnson. Joseph T. johnson. II
NJ. kaufman. Rudolph Kaufman. ID. j. Kelly
A. II. Kimbal. T. r. Kimball, Z. G. Eimbali
s. T. Kimball, Archibald King George a. King
r. p Lamberton. sherman Leayitt W A. Leetch
c. H Livingstone. NJ G.. LLOYD. Monroe Luchs
L. +. Luckett, H q. AcCarteney, Hon. J. A. Nc
CleaE. q. d. McCreary. II. L. Mcdonald James
e. Mckay. W. D. McKim Donald Nc
Lean. W. D. Mclean, W. B. Mason. C.
C. MagrudeF r.; f. 2. Magruder. b. p
Mann. Oliver Netzerott, II. H b. Never & p
Miller C. r. Mirick. Barry Mohun Hon. E. b
Moore, w. H. s Mercy C. Z. Nell, c. F. Nor
ment, 7. C. NOyes, c. A. Obenclain, F. z. Old
ham. A. ". Patterson. H 7. Parker. a S Peck
". H. Phillips Z. +. Pickford B. f. Pilson
II D. Il
Pyle, ". Z. Reynolds. George L. Raymond W L.
Robins, W G., Ross c. C.. Rankin. J. Z. Reinburg
". H. Robeson, N. r. Rodgers F. O. Roman
L NJ Rubinow, f. G. Runyan, H. ). Reside
F. T. Sanford, /. H. Saunders, r. II. Seabr00ke
Charles Seymour O. H. Shaffer. NJ X. Shaler, h.
D. shaw. VI. r. shepherd. ". f. Sherfessee ]. L.
Shields, Charles :. Smith, q. 5. smith g.. o.
Smith. Alpheus H. SNOW f. G.. SNYDER. f. W
Spading Ellis Spear. j. NJ. Spear, A. J. Stayey
T. r. Stevens F. w SWanton. L. =. Sworn
stedt, &. r. Syme William H. Taft Norreu
Thompson. r. F. Thompson. George O. Totem IT,.
II. V Tulloch, r. 3. Turpin Caldwell c. Tyler A.
r. UHon il. r. Van Law q. r. Vaughan. +. o.
MagenhOrt. Charles D. WalC0tt 4. 1. Wallace
J. a. Watson J. b. Weed T. A. Weller John T.
Weir, J. l. Weller Ralph Whitman ]. y. Whit
uCy. g. +. Williams. J. g. Williams. Charles J.
Williamson. g. y, Wilson \ Winter, r. g
Woodward. j. Z. MCDOWELL g.. r. WOaW0rfh
Arthur Wright J. A. c, e. Wright. Walter Wyman
II. e. Yauow. r. +. L. YeIl0tt
There was little formalty about the
dinner Il opened with the singing of
the national anthem. and then the guests
found that at each plate was a song
book containing old college songs, ditties
from popular comic operas, and such like.
and at one end Of the room was an eff
clent orchestra with a leader, whose
frantic baton waved the guests on to try
their voices
No. 3 was the first song chosen by
popular acclaim, and it turned out to be
Il Picked Lemon in the Garden OF
Love" with a tune so catchy that every