CLASS OF 1911

"Miss Linda McLain, Wellesley '15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Scudder McLain of Minneapolis, to Leslie D. Hawkridge, Dartmouth '11, of Boston."

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Dixon of Philadelphia announce the engagement of their daughter, Alice Lorraine, Mt. Holyoke '16, to Harold C. Bond of Maiden.

Word comes that Burt Cooper has a Dartmouth prospect for the class of '34, Richard F. Cooper, who was born August 12, 1915.

Larry Odlin, assistant paymaster in the navy, is at present in Italy on the U. S. S. Des Moines.

George Y. Young, Jr., is advertising manager for the Becker Milling Machine Company of Hyde Park, Mass. He has recently turned out two booklets on milling machines, which are very attractive in layout.

"Mert" Wilson, so Dame Rumor has it, is starting to prepare for the ministry.

"Dick" Whelden (Tuck '12) started in business in New York the first of March for the Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Company. He is to travel through New York state for them, with New York city as headquarters.

Mr and Mrs. Thomas Haines Dearborn announce the marriage of their daughter, Ruth French, to Mr. James Monroe Mathes, on Tuesday, March 14, 1916, at 120 Silver Street, Dover, N. H.

"Jim" Gaylord is now a doctor, located at 189 State Street, Springfield, Ohio.

"Stan" W. Patten is secretary to Representative Dallinger in Washington, D. C.

Howard F. Dunham is located at IS Norwood Street, Winchester, Mass.,—"getting a little high school experience," as he puts it.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Bradley ('83) of Hartford, Conn., announce the engagement of their daughter Lucile to Richard Farnsworth Paul of Boston.

Secretary, Joshua B. Clark, 50 Congress St., Boston