CLASS OF 1914

Warren E. Carleton is now with the Adventure Magazine the Ridgeway Company publishes, Spring and MacDougal Sts., New York city.

Mr. and Mrs. Dinning announce the marriage of their daughter Louise to Allan Tukey, on September 23, 1920.

The following 1914 men were in Hanover for the Syracuse game: Henry Koelsch, Breslin, Coe, Chandler, Pritchard, Butler, Parsons, Richardson, Jack Conners, Jesse Pomeroy, Loudon, Barnes, Gregg, Richmond, Burnham, Howland, Piane, Currier, George Tilton, John Hazen, Paul Smith, Swain, Taft, Flanders, Noble, Aborn, Cutler, Wilkinson.

Herman Davidson is at Essington, Pa., care of Dwight P. Robinson and Company, engineers, field engineering department.

Edgar Harold Elkins of Springfield, Mass., is an estimator and purchasing agent with the Adams and Ruxton Construction Company.

Dean Abbott Emerson is with the Star Pin Company of Milford, N. H.

Raymond Haskell Foss is with the Aberthaw Construction Company on cotton mill for Great Falls Manufacturing Company, Somersworth, N. H.

William Charles Hands, Jr., in the War Department, bureau of aircraft production, government supervisor of construction of acetone plant at Tyrone, Pa.

Arthur Daniel Maddalena is in business with his brother at 29 Brattle St., Cambridge, Mass.

James Parker Margeson, employed by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company.

Karl Oscar Olson, working for construction department, Housing Company.

Howard Huntington Potter is construction engineer with Harry M. Hope Engineering Company.

John J. Remsen, employed as engineer and draftsman with the Southern Pacific Company.

Allen Pierce Richmond is assistant professor of civil engineering, Thayer School of Civil Engineering.

Thorndike Saville, connected with the University of North Carolina as associate professor of hydraulics and state geological survey.

Harold Andrew Stiles is chief engineer with United Oil Company, Florence, Colo.

Harold Griffith Van Riper, with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as a civil engineer.

Frederick Harrison Weed is assistant engineer with Ford, Bacon, and Davis.

Frederick A. Davidson is assistant engineer with Dwight P. Robinson and Company, Inc., New York city.

Carroll Andrew Edson is director of records, Boy Scouts of America, Philadelphia, Pa.

Henry Osgood Lowell, employed as industrial engineer with the Cooley and Marvin Company, Tremont Building, Boston.

Marshall Wooley Picken is an engineer with Dwight P. Robinson and Company Inc., New York city.

James Heenehan was married in St. Agnes' church, Pittsburgh, Pa., October 13, to Marian Claire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. O'Brien of Pittsburgh.

Alfred Richard Taylor of Baltimore, Md., is with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company on construction of freight yard near Wilmington, Del. Now in office on federal valuation.

W. H. Loveland is spending the year at Harvard, engaged in graduate work. He was in Hanover election day to cast his vote.

Roger C. Rice has resigned his position with Silver, Burdett, and Company of Boston, and has removed to Colonia, N. J. He has entered the real estate business, with office at 47 West 34th St., New York city.

Secretary, Clyfton Chandler, 30 State St., Boston