CLASS OF 1916

Charles M. Belknap, who has been working on the instruction and development of the crippled at the Massachusetts General Hospital, has been appointed superintendent of the Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed Children at 241 St. Botolph St., Boston.

John Dutton Little was married in Wellesley Hills, Mass., June 5, to Miss Margaret Norris Jones, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert N. Jones. The bride is of Smith 1916. Little is in Washington, D. C., editing the United States Bulletin.

Roger Earle Morse was married at the Church of the Advent, Boston, June 5, to Miss Gladys Fisher Carr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eaton Carr of Wellesley Hills and a graduate of Vassar. Mr. and Mrs. Morse will live on Chauncy St., Cambridge, Mass.

Du Behnke is in the oil business in the office of J. Alexander Dingwall, 280 Madison Ave., New York city.

Mrs. Howard S. Bliss announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret Blatchford to Mr. Leslie Westbrook Leavitt on the fourteenth of May, nineteen hundred twenty, Riverdale-on-Hudson, New York city. Les plans to spend another year at Union Seminary, and then return to his work in Turkey.

Cards have been received announcing the engagement of Miss Lucy Hale Waite and Russell Hall Leavitt. Russ is in the wholesale grocery business with the Silas Pierce Co., Ltd., 59 Commercial St., Boston.

Ken Henderson, Ros Magill, Joe Larimer, and George Paine were some of the sixteeners on hand at the Chicago Dartmouth dinner at the time of President Hopkins' visit last March. Holmes Green and Ben Eastman turned out for the doings at Dallas, while Larry Davidson and Bill Noble took in the Omaha party.

On Tuesday, June first, Miss Gertrude Anderson, daughter of Mrs. H. A. C. Anderson of Yonkers, New York, and Mr. Antonio F. Garcia were married at the St. James Lutheran church, New York city.

Card from Stirling Wilson, from Santa Cruz, Teneriffe Canary Is.: "Here unloading case oil. Next stop Las Palmas. Then Morocco, Algeria, and Egypt. Third officer, S.S. Putnam."

Jesse Fenno's engagement to Miss Helen Scott Bertram of Glasgow, Scotland, has just been announced. South Africa's a swell place, isnt it, Jesse?

Ruby McFalls is located in Detroit as assistant manager of the personnel department, Packard Motor Car Company. His address is 100 East Canfield Aye.

Shorty Hitchcock writes that he is now located with the J. L. Hudson Company (department store), Detroit. His home address is 874 Lothrop Ave. He says that Jack Saunders is living in Detroit just at present, at 691 Calvert Ave., being out of the army.

Mr. and Mrs. Herb Lord are living at 106 Queensbury St., Suite 17, Boston.

About fifteen members of the class got together at the City Club in Boston for supper on the 25th of May. Dick Paul '11 was the guest of the evening, and he gave the bunch a mighty interesting informal talk on present Dartmouth conditions.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Walker's new address is 511 Central Ave., Westville, New Haven, Conn.

Early in June Stanley C. Reynolds was married to Miss Madeline Thorndike, daughter of Mrs. Lulu L. Thorndike of New York city.

Mr. and Mrs. James Massie Masson announce the marriage of their daughter, Jean Erskine, to Mr. Daniel Stark Dinsmoor on Wednesday afternoon, the thirtieth of June: nineteen hundred and twenty, Penacook, New Hampshire.

The following is from the Boston Herald of July 11: Miss Mabelle Perkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Perkins of 34 Reading Hill Ave., Melrose Highlands, was married last week to Harry T. Flanders of Brentwood, N. H.

Pete Soutar, who has been stationed on the Mexican border as first lieutenant in the 25th Infantry, has resigned from the service to enter the sugar business in Sinaloa, Mexico.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoyt Armstrong of Irondequoit, N. Y., announce the engagement of their daughter, Pearl Anita, to Elwood Loveland Mack of Mineola, N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edmund Canning announce the marriage of their daughter. Marjorie Vincent, to Mr. John Francis Welch on Wednesday, June twenty-third, nineteen hundred and twenty, Lynn, Massachusetts.

Mrs. Winfield Scott Tufts annoances the marriage of her daughter, Susan Scott, to Mr. Carl Nestor Holmes on Saturday, the twelfth of June, nineteen hundred and twenty: ninety-one Hunnewell Avenue, Newton, Massachusetts.

Mrs. Eben Greenleaf Parsons announces the marriage of her daughter, Marjory Elliott, to Mr. Edgar Asa Craver at Perryville. Dudley, Massachusetts, on Saturday, June the twelfth, nineteen hundred and twenty, at five o'clock in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Craver will be at home after the first of October at Webster, Massachusetts.

A son, Hollis, Jr., was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Windsor Nickerson on June 5 at Winchester, Mass.

Secretary, Richard Parkhurst, Winchester, Mass.