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Eastern New York Dinner.
The Yale Alumni Association of
Eastern New York held its annual
meeting and banquet at the Fort
Orange Club Wednesday _ evening,
April 5th, about 50 members being pres-
ent. The officers of the Association
were: President, Hon. William L.
Learned, ’41; Vice-President, Hon.
Henry T. Nason, ’86, of Troy; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Colonel George
Curtis Treadwell, ’75. The Dinner
Committee in charge of the banquet
was: Lieutenant-Governor Timothy L.
Woodruff, *79; John K,. Howe, ’71;
Clark T. Durant, ’90; James W. Eaton,
’79, and George Curtis Treadwell. In
the absence of President Learned, Vice-
President Nason presided. The invited
guests for the evening were: Hon. Wil-
liam J. Young, Secretary to Governor
Roosevelt, a graduate of Cornell, who
made a most inspiring address upon the
relationship between Yale and Cornell;
Joseph Vernon; Hon. Horace White
of Syracuse, a Cornell graduate who
also spoke in behalf of Cornell; Captain
Frank Hinkey of the Class of Ninety-
Four, Yale, also spoke. Julian W. Cur-
tiss, ’79, an invited guest, entertained
‘the Association with a delightful talk on
Yale athletics, reiterating that Yale
spirit had not by any means died out.
Dr. Livermore spoke of Yale as the
founder of colleges. Lieut-Governor
Woodruff acted as toastmaster.
The Association unanimously passed
a resolution requiring the fee for. mem-
bership should be placed at $1.00 per
year.
At the conclusion of the speaking,
the annual election of officers for the
ensuing year took place, resulting in
the election of Hon. William L.
Learned, ’41, President; Hon. Henry T.
Nason, ’86, Vice-President ; Charles E.
McElroy, Secretary and Treasurer.
The Dinner Committee for next year
consist of Hon. T. L. Woodruff, ’79;
Col. Francis N. Mann, ’70; C. S. Mc-
Chesney, ’81; Dr. W. W.° Saymore;
L. H. Tucker,.Jr.» ’o1, and Lewis: R.
Parker, ’92.
The Association is in a very flourish-
ing condition, but owing to the inability
of a large number of members to be
present, the event was not quite as
largely attended as the preceding year.
It is particularly desired by the mem-
bers of the Association that all Yale
alumni within the territory of Eastern
New York send their names to the Sec-
retary in order that they may be in-
cluded in the invitation list for next year,
and this includes all Yale men who will
graduate this coming June.
THE GUESTS.
Those present were:
John T. Perry, ’73; Henry New-
man; Harvey D. Cowee; Chas. F.
McCarthy, ’96S.; William McEnerney,
’95 S.; Edward W. Rankin; Winsor
P. French, ’97 S.; Frederick B. Gillson,
78S.; Geo. H: Coe, ’95S.; Frank D.
Carey, 84; Geo. Douglass Miller, ’70;
Frederick S. Kellogg, 87S.; J. A. War-
ner, ’90; Jeremiah Day, *73; Calvin
Steward McChesney, ’81; A. M. Reed,
ote 5 Jot Hie sHows.771; Percival C.
Liscomb, ’97; Edgar B. Nichols, 79;
Judge Wm. L. Learned, ’41; Luther
H. Tucker, Jr., ’91; Arthur H. Allen,
79. Chas. E. McElroy; Judge Henry
T. Nason, ’86; Henry M. Sage, ’o90;
Gov. Timothy L. Woodruff, ’79; Dr.
Henry Hun, ’74S.; Alpheus T. Buck-
ley; E. A. VanderVeer, ’95 S.; Thomas
H. Guy, ’91; James Lyman, ’83 S.; Col.
Francis N. Mann, ’70; W. C. Wither-
bee, 80; Robt. D. Whatin; Duncan
Douglass, 97 S.: J. P. Ord.735 vJulaen -
DuBoise, ’90S.; Frank P. Hughson,
"84; Horace Andrews, ’71S.; Foster
Pruyn, 97; Clark T. Durant, ’90; Rev.
W. W. Battershall, *64; F. J. Ver-
non, 86; Charles H. Levermore, ’
Ledyard Coggswell, Jr., ’99;
Chase; W. J. Youngs; Horace White;
William W. Curtiss, ’79; John W. Cur-
tiss, ’70. 3 | :
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Art School Exhibition.
An exhibition of sketches and studies
selected from the portfolios of Mr. John
La Farge, M.A., is now being held in
the South Gallery of the Art School,
lasting till Thursday, April 20. The
exhibits will include water-color studies
made in Japan and Samoa and a large
number of designs for stained glass
windows and mural decorations. The
exhibit may be seen daily, except Sun-
days, from 1 Pp. M. to6 Pp. M. A charge
of twenty-five cents is made for students’
season tickets.
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Track Training Table.
The following track team candidates
were taken to the University training
table, which was started at 238 York
street on Monday: F. A. Blount, 1900;
C. C. Conway, ’99S.; C. J. Gleason,
1900; T. R. Fisher, 2d., ’99S.; C. F.
Luce, 1900; D. Boardman, 1902; C. E.
Ordway, 1900; W. D. Brennan, 1900 S.;
J. P. Adams, 1900; C. B. Spitzer, ’99;
S. B. Chittenden, 1902; E. C. Waller,
Jr., 09 S.; W. F. B. Berger, ’99; R
G. Clapp, ’09 S.; B. Johnson, 1900;
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