New York Alumni reunion, 1902

DINNER

GIVEN BY

MRS. LELAND STANFORD

TO THE RESIDENT GRADUATES OF THE

LELAND STANFORD JR. UNIVERSITY

JANUARY 28TH, 1902

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MENU

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Oyster Cocktails in Grape Fruit

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Mock Turtle a l'Anglaise

Celery ... Olives ... Radishes

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Filet of Salmon, St. Cloud

Cucumbers Surprise

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Mignon of Beef, Chéron

Potatoes, Laurette

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ROMAN PUNCH

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Broiled Chicken on Toast

Salad, Manhattan

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Fancy Form Ice Cream

Assorted Cakes

Fruit ... Cheese ... Bon Bons

Coffee

Hotel Manhattan

New York

LIST OF STANFORD STUDENTS IN NEW YORK.

[notation: ✓_✓] 1 C.L. Thomas ............ 134 West 117th St.

[notation: ✓_✓] 2 N. D. Miller .............. " " " "

[notation: ✓_✓] 3 W. M. Erb .................. " " " "

[notation: ✓_✓] 4 C. M. Bradley ............ " " " "

[notation: ✓_✓] 5 N. A. Carle ................. 354 Manhattan Ave.

[notation: ✓_✓] 6 H. C. Hazzard ............. " " "

[notation: ✓_✓] 7 R. W. Thompson ........ 353 West 123rd St.

[notation: ✓_✓] 8 W. M. Parkin ............. 542 West 113th St.

[notation: ✓_✓] 9 Frank Ruddle ............ 206 West 114th St.

[notation: ✓_✓] 10 Jeff Wilson [notation: X] 331 West 101st St.

... [notation: ✓] 11 R. C. Victor ............... 309 West 103rd St.

[notation: ✓_✓] 12 Benjamin E. Page [notation: X] " " " "

[notation: ✓_✓] 13 Homer Day ............... Columbia University P & S Dept.

[notation: ✓_✓] 14 P. A Adams ................ " " " " " "

[notation: ✓_✓] 15 T. Williams ................ Post Graduate Hospital

[notation: ✓_✓] 16 Dr. Spaulding ............. Sloane Maternity Hospital

[notation: ✓_✓] 17 Warren Carhart ......... c/o Dr. Spaulding

[notation: ✓_✓] 18 Harry Kirby ............... The Carleton 110 West 39th St.

[notation: ✓_✓] 19 E. E. Morgan .............. " " " " " "

[notation: ✓_✓] 20 Guy Cochrane ............ Bellevue Hospital

[notation: ✓_✓] 21 Jack Reynolds ............. 912 West End Ave.

[notation: ✓_✓] 22 A. H. Suzzalo .............. Columbia University

[notation: ✓___ ] 23 William Lawshe c/o Mr. W.M.Erb, 134 West 117th St.,

[notation: ✓_✓] 24 F. F. Rogers ................. 40 Wall St.

... [notation: ✓] 25 Sherman Stowe [notation: X] 614 West 113th St.

[notation: ✓_✓] 26 Wally Watson .............. School of Mines, Columbia

[notation: ✓_✓] 27 W. E. Whittier ............. " " " "

[notation: ✓_✓] 28 Jack [--White--] Wight .. c/o Jack Reynolds (No. 21)

[notation: ✓_✓] 29 W. E. Mitchell ............. 239 West 105th St.

[notation] Mr. Whitaker c/o Mr. Erb.

Mr. C. W. Hodgson c/o Mr. Hazzard.

Mr. E. C. Harwood 353 W 119th St.

Mr. Otto Gottschalk Columbia University [/notation]

Invitations sent to-day, January 23rd, for dinner to take place next Tuesday, January 28th, 1902.

[notation] ✓_ Mr. T. Hopkins

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Mrs Leland Stanford presents her compliments to Mr E E Morgan and would be pleased to have him dine with her and the resident graduates of the Leland Stanford Junior University, on Tuesday

January twenty-eighth at seven o'clock at Hotel Manhattan, Madison Ave and Forty-second Street New York.

R.S.V.P.

Gaston Oregon May 15 - 39 [notation][RLW? illegible], 5/17/39 [?][/notation]

Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur

Stanford Univ Cal.

Dear Friend.

My invitation to dine with Mrs Stanford in New York City Jan 28th 1900 is removed from my scrap book and enclosed herewith at your request.

Mr Timothy Hopkins was Toast Master at Mrs Stanford's dinner and there was present some one to respond for each Class, each foot ball and track teams, debating clubs and others at Stanford since the beginning.

The boys had a wonderful time singing, (singing Stanford songs) with the orchestra and all surprised to find so many Classmates in the East.

At the close of the evening Mr Hopkins announced Mrs Stanford would say a few words: She stood up but was overcome with emotion and Mr Hopkins took her for a walk around the hotel, returning later. She made a second attempt, but again was filled with emotion, and retired for the evening. Mr. Hopkins then told us that she wanted to say how proud She was of her boys and that neither She nor Gov. Stanford had never dreamed the Univ. would extend its influence so far so quickly.

Sincerely Yours

E. E. Morgan