SP. LOUIS ALUMNI
A Very Novel and Successful Evening
Enjoyed.
The annual dinner of the Yale Alum-
ni Association of St. Louis was held in
the St. Louis Club, Saturday evening,
May 15. All things considered, it was
the most entertaining meeting for
years. Instead of the customary toasts,
an entertainment of a rather unusual
character was arranged to follow the
dinner. It consisted of a number of
talks on various subjects of Yale life,
as indicated by the program which fol-
lows:
1. Historical ‘Sketch.......
CE os Se a Frederick N. Judson, ’66
2. Old College Festivals...........6.%
ES ey ea Charles H. Goodman, ’67
3. Baseball.....Wallace D. Simmons, ’90
4 Peppa gS Allen C. Orrick, ’92
5. Wamebatl: 5... Charles R. Skinker, ’94
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EEE) 6 ans ce Fe hie cP Bee e s
220... .. meear CC. Lackland, Jr:, "96
“Mory’s’’..Edward E. Paramore, ’828.
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All the talks were illustrated by ster-
eopttcon views. Great enthusiasm was
displayed over the pictures, and repeats
ed cheers were given for the different
college Presidents and Professors as
their faces looked down on the com-
pany. Yale’s great athletes and the
old college characters came in for their
share of applause. “Pop-. . Smith,
“Davy”? and ‘‘Mose’’ were duly recog-
nized and a story told about each. In
addition, some excellent pictures of
scenes from college life were presented.
The election of officers resulted: Pres-
ident, Judge Elmer B. Adams, ’65; Vice-
President, Edward N. Hidden, ’85; Sec-
gee ey Treasurer, Charles R. Skin-
er, ’94.
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Big Reunion for ’94 s.
Ninety-four, Scientific, promises to
have a splendid reunion this year. The
Committee is doing good work and a
large part of the Class has responded
well. There are, however, about thirty
men, who have proved most elusive. If
this comes under their eye, they may
learn from it that their silence is caus-
ing anxiely and even stronger feeling.
Those who have been heard from and
who are expected to be present, are
given below. Following the name in
each case is given, first the occupation
and then the address, according to the
latest report from them:
Ralph Albree, with Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, 187 Western Ave-
nue, Allegheny, Pa.
Frank W.. Aldrich, Grain and Bank-
ing, McLean, Ill.
William B. Allen, Secretary and
Treasurer Premier Manufacturing
ord 371 Laurel Street, Hartford,
Richard C. Anderson, American Book
Co.,.The Ortiz, Cincinnati, O.
Orville E. Babcock, Broker, The Pla-
za; Geicaco,
L. M. Bishop, Medical Student, 71
Whalley Avenue, New Haven.
George R. Brewster, Attorney at Law,
Newburgh, N. Y.
Robert E. Brooke, Iron Manufacturer,
Birdsboro, Pa.
Morgan P. Brooks,
New Haven, Ct.
Charles B. Brown, with Chenango En-
gineering Company, Binghamton, N. Y.
F. Zerban Brown, Manufacturer, N.
E. cor. Fifth and Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Loomis Burrell, D. H. Burrell & Co.,
Little Falls, N. Y.
Cc. B. Brainard, Yale Medical School,
23 Elm Street, New Haven.
Alex. M. Byers, iron business,
Water Street, Pittsburg, Pa.
P. W. Carhart, Teacher of the Deaf,
904 Lexington Avenue, New York City.
Brooks & Co.,
235
Sheldon, Catlin, Fire Insurance,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Charles McL Clark, Vandeventer
Place, St. Louis, Mo.
Edward V. Cox, American Telegraph
and Telephone Company, 15 Day Street,
New York City.
Howard Daly, Schoverling, Daly and
Gales, 302 Broadway, New York City.
Ralph Dusinberre, with Kinney &
Son, New Haven, Conn.
John L. Elliot, Postmaster, Clinton,
Conn.
Albert DeW. Erskine, Real Estate,
1501-11 Jackson Street, Chicago.
Smith F. Ferguson, Ludlow Valve
Manufacturing Company, 185 Devon-
shire Street.
Robert T. Fowler, Civil Engineer, N.
Y. N. H. and. H. R. KR. New Haven,
Conn.
John T. Gillespie, Varnish Guns, 8
Fletcher Street, New York City.
Ww. Harry Glenny, Merchant, Buffalo,
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J. B. Goodwillie, with Buckeye Mal.
Tron Co., Columbus, O.;
. Campus Life....Charles S. Wiley, ’85 |
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G. Arthur Hadsell,
Waverly Building, Hartford, Conn.
Edward C. Hall, Ranching, Medora,
North Dakota.
Paul Hamilton, Secretary E. C
Church Co., 1 Eddy Street, Providence
eed;
E. H. Hart, Exporter, New Britain,
Conn.
H. E. Hart, Law Student, New Bri-
tain, Conn.
Maxwell S. Hart,
New Britain, Conn.
Herbert C. Hill, Mystic, Conn.
Henry H. Holly, Architect, 367 Fifth
Avenue.
Frederic T. James, Real HEstate, 4
Warren Street, New York City. a
Cc. S. Jennings, Anketell & Jennings,
Electrical Contractors, Scranton, Pa.
Charles W. Hoyt, Lee & Hoyt, New
Haven, Conn.
Charles S. Johnson, Grocer, 23 Trum-
bull Street, New Haven, Conn,
Fred A. Jolhmson, Broker, 15 Wal
Street, New York City.
Howard A. Johnson, Electrical Engi-
neer, General Electrical Company, Cin-
cinnati, O.
Charles R. Knapp, Law Student, 84
Heustis Street, Ithaca, N. Y.
Arthur J. Ladd, with Booth Bros.,
and Hurricane Isle Granite Co., Uncas-
ville, Conn.
Eugene L. Messler, Assistant Super-
intendent Duquesne Furnaces, Carnegie
Steel Company L’t’d., Pittsburg, Pa.
J. W. Maples, Assistant Editor Nor-
walk Hour, Norwalk, Conn.
Tracy Lewis, Goodyear Met. Shoe Co.,
Naugatuck, Conn.
John C. Minor, Jr., Chemist, 10 East
Forty-first Street, New. York City.
Fred S. Munger, McMillan Machine
Company, tion: Na.x., Herkimer, . N.
ne
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Stanley Works,
Thomas K.: Noerris, Treasurer Little
York Ice Company, Cortland, N. Y.
Fred E. Olmsted, Surveyor, Biltmore,
Nee. 4
Henry F. Parmelee, Harvard Law
School, 598 Chapel Street, New Haven,
Conn.
Irving H. Peck, Star Pin Co., Derby,
Conn.
John C. Peck, Draughtsman, 503 West
Street, Wilmington, Del.
Chas,: Be Pinney, Manufacturing,
Stafford, Conn.
Geo. F. Root, 719 Front Ave., Buffalo,
Ney:
W. W. Savage; Manufacturer, Box 82,
Hartford, Conn.
George Sheffield, Banking,
Street, New York City.
CG, A. Smith, Secretary and Treasurer
N. B. Blackstone Co., Los Angeles, Cal.
Cc. S. Spencer, Civil Engineer, 16 W.
128th Street, New York City.
H. Merriman Steele, John Hopkins
- Medical School, Baltimore, Md.
Robert C. Stoddard, Attorney at
Law, 82 Church, New Haven, Conn.
Victor Thorne, Columbia Law School,
640 Madison Avenue, New York. _
Fred E. Toquet, Civil Engineer, Port
Chester, N. Y.
Elisha G. Trowbridge, 19 Lee Place,
Paterson, N. J.
F. C. Waller, Manager Waller Coal
Co., 60 La Salle Street, Chicago, Til.
F. D. Wanning, Secretary Birming-
ton Iron Foundry, Birmingham, Conn.
Samuel P. Williams, Assistant Treas-
urer Williams & Carleton Co., Whole-
sale Drugs, Hartford, Conn.
Archibald Graham, Lawyer, Paterson
National Bank Building, Paterson,
N. J.
S B. Patterson, Assistant Instructor
at Sheff., New Haven, Conn.
John Arden, New York Law School,
New: York, N.Y.
J. D. Skinner, Colorado Nationa!
Bank, 1401 High Street, Denver, Col. _
Lawrence Yates, John Hopkins Medi-
¢al School, Baltimore, Md.
Edward E. Brownell, 1005 North
Charles Street, Baltimore, Md.
John Sargent, Sargent & Co., New
York Ne ¥°
Hi. P. Hotchkiss, New Haven, Conn.
J. A. CG. Morse, Secretary The Morse
Co., 96 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
R. S. Robinson, with Marlin Firearms
Co., New Haven, Conn.
Seventy-six men to date, May 15,
1897.
The deacons of ’99S., who will serve
for the rest of their college course, were
elected May 11, andare: L.S. Treadwell
of Hurstville, N. Y.; L. T. Stone of Mo-
hawk, N. Y., and 8. F. Shattuck of Nee-
nah, Wisconsin.
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