CLASS OF 1907

Chief Justice and Mrs. John Bradley Winslow announce the marriage of their daughter, Edith, to (President) James Milton O'Neill, professor of rhetoric and oratory at the University of Wisconsin, at St. Raphael's Church, Madison, Wis., on September 17.

Lieutenant Morris K. Smith, American Red Cross Military Hospital No. 2, A. E. F., writes that he attended the Dartmouth dinner in Paris last February and held up the dignity of the class. He recently ran across Captain Sam Bartlett of the 23rd Engineers.

The engagement is announced of Miss Ester Raymond Buchan to Perley Walter Churchill.

Asst. Surgeon Tom S. Field writes from Naval Base 19, France, that Sherman was right.

There are at least twenty-two '07 men in service and two in the shipyards. Only one hundred men have answered their '07 questionnaire, and until a larger percentage of answers are received it will be useless to issue a class report. Do your duty.

"Tod" Plummer says that if there are any '07 men left in Boston after the next draft the weekly '07 luncheons will be started with the coming of cooler weather.

William Rogers Hunt, born June 8, 1918, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Hunt (non-grad.), of West Roxbury, Mass.

Harry R. Wellman, vice-president of the Walter M. Lowney Company, has gone into government service with the Committee of Classification of Personnel, under the direction of the Adjutant General's office, Washington.

Secretary, Robert D. Kenyan, 124 Wilming-ton Ave., Dorchester, Mass.