CLASS OF 1903

Fifty-four members of the Class of 1903 gathered at Hanover for their decennial, and it was an enjoyable Occasion for all present. The class dinner was held Monday evening at the Commons, during which the Reverend Robert M. Davis of Englewood, N. J., paid a fitting tribute to the departed members of the class — McClary, Moulton, and Palmer.

Sherman A. Murphy presided in place of the class .president, Frank W. Wentworth, who did not reach Hanover from San Francisco until Tuesday morning.

A short address by President Nichols, in a vein reminiscent and confidential, called forth hearty applause from all.

A class meeting was held after the President's departure. The class secretary, J. F. Mahoney, resigned, and the class passed a resolution of appreciation and thanks for the work he had done. Officers elected for the next ten years are: President, A. E. Hanlon, Danvers, Mass.; vice-president, Frank W Wentworth, San Francisco, Cal.; secretary and treasurer, E. H. Kenerson, 29 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass., An annual tax was voted for the establishment of a class fund.

The evening closed with the showing of many photographs of the undergraduate days, thrown on a screen, which brought to mind situations and occurrences of pleasant memory.

Massachusetts Hall was assigned to the class for headquarters, and the following were present at the reunion:

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mahoney, Avery, Baker, Batch elder, Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown, P. L. Brown, M. R. Brown, Bullard, Dr. and Mrs. Burbeck, Burnham, Dr. and Mrs. Chedel, Cohen, Dr. Craig, Cushing, Davis. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Erwin, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Farley, Farmer, French, Hadley, Hanlon, Hausmann, Hinckley, Howard, Johnson, Kenerson Mr. and Mrs. Kidger, Kimball, Lewers, Luce, McElroy, McManus, Murphy, Neal, Patch, Porter, Ruppel, Safford, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Smith, Stevens, Thorpe, Watson, F. W. Wentworth, Whelden, Wilson, Bolster, Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Gage, Kellner, Dr. Charles Newell, Stockwell, and Sayward.

Secretary, Edward H. Kenerson, 29 Beacon St., Boston