FROM DARTMOUTH IN DIXIE

Atlanta, Georgia, October 8, 1921.

Editor The Alumni Magazine. Dear Sir:

I wonder if the undergraduates and the alumni generally realize what the coming trip South of the Big Green team means to the Dartmouth men in Dixie?

Dartmouth is to play the University of Georgia at Atlanta the Saturday after Thanksgiving, November 26th, and the night before the game will be the occasion of the annual meeting" of the Southeastern Alumni Association. Our alumni association in Dixie has been going only a little over two years but it is going strong. And with the assistance of the football trip and the coming journey of the combined musical clubs South, we're going to get going even stronger.

It's a fact that up to a few years ago the name Dartmouth was practically unknown in these parts. The old college has always drawn well from all other sections of the country but a "frosh" from Georgia, or Florida, or the Carolinas was a rarity. It won't be that way from now on—mark that prediction. And the college will be materially the gainer.

"Dartmouth in Dixie"—comprising loyal alumni from all classes—grand old alumni and enthusiastic youngsters fresh from the Hanover campus—stands ready to welcome any Dartmouth man who will make the trip down to see the Big Green in its first game on Dixie soil. Jot down the date, the week-end following Thanksgiving. Golf for those who want to play; a real football game; a chance to mingle in a loyal Dartmouth gathering; a dinner and dance; and pretty girls than which there are no "thanner."

Won't you join us—for that week-end at least!

Cordially yours,

Sec.—S. E. Alumni Assn.