Johns Hopkins University - Hullabaloo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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CONllVlEIVlORATlON DAY. The john Hopkins University celebrated its fourteenth anniversary February 22, 1890, by public exercises at the Mt. Vernon M. E. Church and an Alumni Reunion in Hopkins Hall. The students, professors and invited guests marched in procession to the church at half-past ten o'clock. Dr. E. M. Hartwell was the chief marshal, Dr. Edward Renouf assistant marshal, and there was a large number of aids. Dr. Hartwell led the procession, escorted by the freshmen, junior and senior classes. Then came the trustees, the faculty, personally invited guests and oflicers of other institutions of learning, led by Dr. Renouf, and followed by the Alumni, the fellows by courtesy, and the candidates for degrees, fellows and graduate students. The 22d of February has become a gala day for the under- graduates. While the procession was forming the Class of ,QI rushed the Class of ,92, and seized their colors, which were floating on a cane, but the valiant freshmen recovered them after a hard fight. On Monument street the dignified graduate class inveigled an organ- grinder into the ranks. At the entrance of the church the under-graduates divided into two ranks, and the students removed their hats while the dignitaries marched through. Among those present in the church, which was crowded to overfiowing, were, besides the faculty and trustees, who occupied seats on the platform, Messrs. Teackle Wallis, ex-Mayor F. C. Latrobe, Dr. Lewis Steiner, Lewis N. Hopkins, Professor VVood- row VVilson, Reverdy Johnson, Enoch Pratt, Judge Morris, F. D. Morrison, Charles Markell, Dr. Sanford of Clark University, Rev. J. Lefevre, Rev. Dr. Tuttle, General John S. Berry, Andrew Reid, Henry C. Wagner, joseph Merreiield, Daniel Holliday, John Gill, Dr. H. M. Hurd, Dr. W. S., Halsted, Dr. N. H. Morrison, E. H. Perkins, L. Turnbull, Eugene Levering, Dr. H. M. Wilson and Rev. Dr. J, Grammer. The exercises began at eleven o'clock and lasted until after one o'clock. k Acting President Remsen read a letter of greeting from President Gilman, dated Taormina, Sicily, and then proceeded to make a forcible speech, in which he gave a review of the year, and discussed the needs of the University. He gave figures, showing the enormous expenditure involved in the support of other American and German. universities, and, making the point that such institutions cannot stand still, but must expand, indicated the large field for the philanthropic enterprise of those noble men who desire to see their wealth bear fruition in great works. Dean Griffin delivered an oration, in which was considered his- torically the influence of universities on the external world, and which, for scholarly insight and masterly arrangement, cannot be suiiiciently praised. The exercises were intersbersed with musical selections from Gaul's Quintet. On the conclusion of the public exercises the Alumni of the University and invited guests proceeded to Hopkins Hall, where a social gathering was held. 21

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CLASS OF '90, COLORS, - - - MAROOINI AND XVIXIITIE. CLASS YELLQ NINETX'! NINETX'l GREAT AND INIIGHTY! Hoo-RAH! Hoo! FOR CLASS OF NINETY! OFFICERS: Presidefzf, .... JAMES CHEW JOHNSTON. VZ.CF-P1'6SI'd67Zf, GEORGE CLARENCE IXIORRISON. Secremry, . RALPH ERSKINE CARSON. Treasurer, . EDNVARD PARKIN KEECH. Hzsi01'z'azn, .... VERNON COOK. Paei, . SAMUEL HARRIS GUGGENHEIMER. Proplzef, . . . SAMUEL GUY SNONVDEN. f . . THE PRESIDENT. I . VICE-PRESIDENT. Board I . . . SECRETARY. of 4 . . . . TREASURER. Direcfors, i . . . SAMUEL GUY SNOWDEN. i . .... VERNON COOK. I . HENRX' MCELDERRY KNOWER. MEMBERS. GROUP. STATE. William Hand Browne, A. fb. IV Mu3vlarzd. James Edmund Bryan, . . IV Wfaljflarzd. Ralph Erskine Carson, . I Illalylafzd. William Henry Carson, I New jersey. Sidney Million Cone, . . III Illazjfland. Vernon Cook, B. 9. II. . . I Zllaljyland. Edwin Stanton Faust, B. G. II. III Ilhiylarzd. Ned Arden Flood, A. T. A. . VI . Pennsylzfania. Herbert Friedenwald, . VI Jfaryland. Fielding Hudson Garrison, . III . Illzshingfon, D. C Joseph Philip Gerry, . . VII jllafjfland. George William Gray, . . IV 11fCl7j!ftZ7ZCZ'. Samuel Harris Guggenheimer, VI Wlafylarzd. Daniel Dorsey Guy, . . VI flfazjflarzd. james Chew Johnston, B. 9. II. III Kenfucky. Edward Parkin Keech, A. A. 41. . VI jlhzzjfland. Henry McElderry Knower, . III Ilhzzjflafzd. 23