GIFTS TO THE COLLEGE DURING THE PAST YEAR
At the Alumni Dinner closing the Commencement Exercises on June 23, 1920, President Hopkins announced gifts eventually available for the College in the following amounts:
Edward Tuck '62, of Paris, for improvements and additional endowment, $160,000. Bequest of Richard K. Tyler '90, of Washington, D. C., residuary estate, 500,000. Bequest of Theodore N. Vail (Honorary '11), of New York City, 200,000. Bequest of Dr. Hosea B. Burnham, of Manchester, N. H., 40,000. Bequest of Edwin F. Jones '80, of Manchester, N. H., residuary estate, 50,000. R. C. Campbell '86 of Denver, Colorado, for a memorial fellowship in memory of his son, Richard Crawford Campbell, Jr. '21, 20,000. Henry W. Cannon, of New York City, for the encouragement of facility in writing and speaking, 11,000. Mrs. Kate M. Morse, of Boston, Mass., to endow two scholarships as a memorial to Morrill Allen Gallagher '07, 25,000. Estate of Margaret Olivia Sage, 500,000. Tucker Alumni Fund, 35,000. The Reverend John E. Johnson '66, to provide Thanksgiving dinners for students at Outing Club cabins, 2,000. For purposes of the Canoe Club, 1,600. Allen B. Prescott '20 for the Canoe Club, 500. Anonymous gift of scholarship for Buffalo, N. Y. men, 1,100. Scholarship for men of the Northwest, 250. Joseph T. Gilman, '05, and friends, for special lecturers in Economics, 500. George A. Plimpton, of Boston, Mass., to endow fund for special lecturers, 3,500. John McCrillis '83, of Newport, N. H., for scholarship purposes, 1,000. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill, of Boston, Mass. for memorial shower-room supplementary to swimming pool, in memory of Stanley Hill '18, 5,000. $1,556,450.
In addition to the foregoing, announcement was also made of the beautiful statue given by Mr. Edward Tuck '62, of Paris, as a memorial to Richard N. Hall '15, the first Dartmouth man killed in the war.
Mention should also be made in this connection of the gift of Edward K. Woodworth '97 and Charles P. Woodworth '07 of the Tip-Top House and surrounding land on the peak of Mount Moosilauke for the purposes of the Outing Club.
