The Washington herald., 1916-02-10
Photo by Frederick A. Schultz

composed Of l.. Russell Alden, 'O7, chair
man; Charles II. Stone, 81; Victor Cobb,
'GS; Edward NJ. Eyarts, 'o9, and John R.
Desha, IL.
List of Guests.
Those present were: Dean HurIbut. of
Harvard College; George N Henning,
president OF the Washington Harvard
Club; Thomas W Lamont, president Of
the Association of Harvard Clubs: r. P.
Freeman, president Of the Harvard Club
Of Connecticut: Representative Clement
Brumbaugh, of Ohio; Carl S. Vrooman,
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture; Char
les Warren, Assistant Attorney General:
Representative George NJ. Young of
North Dakota; Representative Edmund
Platt, of New York: DR.. Charles f. Mum
roe, OF George Washington University
Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A Miles, u. s A,
retired: DR.. Henry Barton Jacobs, form
er president of the Harvard Club of
Maryland; John w HoIcombe, former
president of the Washington Harvard
Club; DIR. Charles NJ. Andrews. professor of
history at Yale; Richard Cobb. secretary
OF George Washington University; Story
B. Ladd. fourth vice president of the
Washington Harvard Club; Representa-
tive Samuel +. WinsIow, Of Massachu-
setts. captain Of the Harvard baseball
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Ian Beale, w. w. Magee, r. p Morgan,
NJ. W. Glover. c. Fl. Stone. A J. Gorden
Kane, ID. w. Lord, G II. Chapman, Wal
ter S. McFarlan. V B. Edwards John
Cummings. George L. Collins, A E
Taylor, W. ID. Collins, H. J. Wilder.
Philip Mowll, w. l.. Crounse r. Pickman
Mann. Thomas Holcomb, George F.
Foss. Joseph A. Hill, Joseph NJ Long,
Thomas NJ. Chatard, Hennen Jennings.
Thomas 8. Lee, Sidney RaIlou, Hugh II.
BroEan, Arthur Keith. Edison L. Whitney.
Daniel L. Hazard. Charles F. Aiken.
Joseph Dunn. A. c. True Frederick A
Fernald, w. W. Foster, George A. King.
Archibald King, James P. Leake, II.
Bluestone. J. II. Eaton, John r. Arnold,
w. II. Window. Martin T Fisher, A J.
McGrail. Virgil Barker. Samuel P. Capen.
W. W. Farnum. w. P. Harman. F c
Cochran, William C. Reed George A.
Geiger Romeyn A. Spare. Victor Cobb.
Edward NJ. Evarts, Arthur Vernon Par
sons. G. Livingston Baysrd, chaplin in
the United States navy; Everett Fraser,
dean of the George Washington Law
School; l.. G. Miller. Roland B. whiteridge,
Charles T. Tittman. local attorney; Mid
dleton G. Beaman. Walter r. TUckerman.
former president of the Washington Har-
ward Club; J. w. Davidge, c. n. Osgood,
L. NJ. Ferguson. Louis l. Hooper, An
gelo Hall, professor at the United
States Naval Academy: Percival Hall,
l. Russell Alden. assistant professor
OF history at George Washington Uni
versity; William Padden, William Di-
vine, Z. W. Spslding. local attorney;
Frederic A. Delano. of the Federal Re
serve Board; Pickering Dodge, grand
son OF the author of Fair Harvard, t"
and Clinton T. Brainard. editor of The
Washington Herald.
Col. Francis G. Caffey. solicitor Of the
Department of Agriculture. also was
present. Col. Caffey was formerly a mem
Der of the New York law firm of Clark,
Breckenridge & Caffey. Clark was part
ner of Senator Elihu Root before the lat
ter was sent to the Senate Col CafTey
gave Up large practice to enter the De-
partment of Agriculture here when Secre-
tary of Agriculture Houston took Office
John r. Desha and Stephen Desha rem
ldered Harvard songs. Mr.. Tittman sang
several bass solos and led the assemblage
In the singing of the Old Harvard songs.