Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-24
ably some Saturday afternoon at Chevy
Chase.
JAMES II. HAYDEN.
President Yale Alumni Association
May Arrange Game.

1t was explained that games between
teams representing Harvard and Yale
alumni associations in many other cities
had in the past proved of great interest
to the members of the associations Such
games, II was stated, have been played IN
a number of other cities where alumni
associations of the two great educational
institutions exist, and that these games.
aside from their interest as athletic
events have served to cement the bonds
of good fc lowship between graduates OF
the two schools, and the hope WAS eN
pressed that such 4 game may be ar
ranged to be played in Washington the
coming spring.
A feature of the evening Was the pass
ing of the cup. this being huge silver
loving cup presented by the Harvard
Club of New York TO the Associated Har-
ward Clubs. The cup was passed from
man to man AT the banquet board. ths
DINERS standing ana singing Fair
Harvard. the singing being led by Pick
ering Dodge. class of 20, who is a grand
son of Samuel Gilman, class of 1914. who
wrote the words of the ia nous son
Besides the songs of Harvard. which
were joined IN by all the diners. other
musical numbers were intersperscd
throughout the program. John II. and
stephen Desha. members of the club
earned repeated cncores with their
rendition of Hawaiian music. accom-
panying themselves on Hawaiian ma
tive stringed Instruments Charles Tit
mann sang Brown october Ale" and
several other numbers. The DECORATIONS
of the room were the crimson Of Har
ward, carried out in minute detail. and
each diner was presented with Grim
son carnation boutonniere.
Present at the Banquet.
+ Those present at the banquet in
cluded W. L. Castle. assistant dean OF
Harvard College; Or. Percival J. Eator
PRECEDENT OF tho Associated Harvard
Clubs: F. u. Roosevelt. assistant scctc-
tary of the navy; Herbert L. Clark, sec
tional vice president, Associated liai-
ward Clubs: Col. George W. Gocthals,
Prof. I. n. Carver and stephen Desha.
Members and guests of members pres
ent were Francis C.. Caney. Dr. c. l.. q
Anderson, DIR. Washington q. n.
Chapman. +. a. Spare, Frank W.
Hackett c. II. Clement, Victor Cobb.
Hennen Jennings. Gardner r. Williams.
II. J. Wilder \. J. Gordon Kane. Ernest
q. Clark, Percival Hall. Luther w. Mott.
Story b. Laid. John Cummings. l. *.
Phelps. George a. Geiger. Thomas +, IVY,
L. B. McGetrick, Ds. Scott Brechnridge.
Asaph Hall, c. \. Osgood. Stedman 5.
Hanks. w. C. Dennis. ". @. Whitmore.
II. C. Jones, 4. w. Spalding O. r. Black.
Sidney Gum. Clinton T. Brainard Ed
mund Platt DR. Thomas $. Lee John i.
Desha- NJ. T. Fisher. 4. L. Smith, Wick
life Rose. +. :. Deitrick. John Washing
ton Davidge, DIR. j. VI. Gitterman, pr. q.
Barthelme, DIR. Truman Able Sidney
Ballou. +. 4. Fernald, J. w. Holcombe.
Charles " INLAY. l.. q. Miller. II. G.
Perkins. Chauncey Hackett. Daniel L.
Hazard. Capt. Uberroth, u. w. Lord.
Pickering, Dodge b. Picknan Mann.
Charles T. Tittmann, w. ID. Collins. J. II.
Eaton. Louis Y. Hooper, +. NJ. Evart-.
c. :. Bouve i. {. Cochran. NJ. X Sui
ivan, J. w. Carmalt, DR. j. 7 Leakc.
r. ]. Buckley. Everett Fraser Daniel ".
Shea, Archibald King. Joseph Dunn, T.
w. Slocum. l.. Russell Alden. a. i.
Purdy. DIR. W. d. Webb. c. r. Eastman.
Prof George n. Henning, Lathrop
Brown. Thomas G. Thacher and A. J.
Peters
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