Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26
CRIMSON AND BLUE AT
 BANQUET FRATERNRE
Sons of Harvard and Yale Dine Together at Warren
 Country Club

Thirty Harvard anl Yale men sat side by side about the Banquet table at the Warren District Country Club. renewing the memories of by-gone days al the two chief eastern uniyer- sities. Ths college spirit was re- wyed, with it's old rivalries. hut all that were gathered about the board were ruled hy a spirit Waich has grown from the college spirit, has eN- pandedi and united them all with the one purpose. the good of their adoptel suFe. Tn numbers the repre- sonratiyea were nearly equillly di- vided, Harvard being slighthly In the majority. and in addition to the thirty university men, two army off crf1 were honored guests. Captain Ea',le Of the Sixth Cat1irs and Ma jor O'Conncr of the surgical stan.
 Crimson and blue formed the deco lations of the brhquet hall and table at last nights Yale-iIaryard dinner. the annual gathering of the alumni of the two universi ties in Bisbee. with the addition Of guests from ont of town who .ad been invited 10 at. tend this year. At one end of the room was the crimson banner Of liar ward and au the other the blue of Yaie. Immense punches Of crimson chrysant1enums and smaller punches of violets decorated the table, aud the diners wore as boutoniers carysanthe- nuns and violess The table cards were paper football players in the un form of the colleges. The delic- ,ously prepared menu consisted of
 Dry Martini
 oyster Cocktail.
 Consomme
 Olives, Ce.c.y salted Almonds
 Sauterne
 Roast Turkey Asparagus Tips
 Candied Sweet Potatoes
 Lemon Sberbet
 Champagne
 Roast Wild Duck.
 Fruit Salad.
 Plum Pudding Roquefort Cheese Crackers Coffee
 Before the close of the banquet The Boolah Song" More Work for the Undertaken" and numerous oth- CT songs had been sung, and with the arrival Of coffee Captain Green way, sctng as toastmaster, intru dueed lodge Edward Kent. who de liyered the chief speech of the even ing. He invited the Yale and liar ward men to Phoenix next year. and suggested alternate meetings at Bis bee and the state capital Judge Kent spoke Of the good the organization could do. and then of t5e good the individuals could accompl sh by a1, rH, .rr ipraign itself against class. He touched upon political questions briefly. and termed the initiative. ref. erendum and recall as a means to reach an end, and not the end.
 Capta,n Riddle next spoke, and told of the plan in the army to return to the double ciEalry formation His speech was a stirring ono. and reused IT s hearers to ringing and hearty cheers.
 George D. Christy spoke brefly on the good that meetings like those Of last night do. and complimented and paid tn bute to the two gretest uni versailles of the country.
 H. T. Hamilton told of the forma- tion of a Yale Club yesterday with Captain John C. Greenway fs presi- dent. and Foster II. Brockwell. of Phoenix, as secretary, and said the plan was to meet next year al Phoe- X. and Judge Rents invitation had been anticipated
 College songs and the formation of sn lmpromptu glee club followed the banquet, and the meeting closed with rival cseering squads of the two colleges lining on opposite sides of the room and cheering both Yale and Harvard in turn.
 CT ticism of present day football, which could for two years in success sion bring tie games without score, was mentioned by different speakers during the course of the evening, and the unsatisfactory result of the game in the east prevented the good nstured banter that would otherwise have been inev table.