CLASS OF 1911

George Morris is connected with the law firm of Sheriff, Dent, Dobyas, and Freeman, of 1060 The Rookery, Chicago.

"Bill" Henderson has : become associated with H. G. Bissell and Company, of 225 Congress St., Boston, handling sheepskins, I believe.

Harold W. Pease writes from the Magnetic Observatory at Vieques, Porto Rico. He advises all 1911 men who desire a few weeks' trip to go down and see his beautiful island.

"Clif" Orcutt has joined the United Fruit Company, and can be found at 900 Board of Trade Building, Boston.

"Dutch" Irwin is to be advertising manager for the D. M. Reed Company of Bridge-port, Conn.

Henry S. Smith is at the Carnegie Institute, Open Station, Pittsburgh, Pa.

"Dick" Whelden can be reached at his new office in New York city at 299 Broadway, care of Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Company.

Mrs. Harley Benjamin Roby announces the marriage of her daughter, Marion Jones, to Mr. Jonathan Edwards Ingersoll, on Saturday, April 29, 1916, at the Unitarian church, Concord, N. H.

John R. Scotford announces the arrival of John R., Jr., on March 31, 1916. John is living at 5220 Tremont St., Dallas Texas.

Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer C. Grover of Evanston, Ill., are the parents of a daughter, Jeanne, born February 14, 1916.

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