CLASS OF 1914

On the evening of January 17, some of the hardy spirits around Boston arranged a sleighride from Harvard Square to Lexington. There were present Aborn, Austin, Buckley, Cole, Lowell, and Pooler, with one wife each, and Saeger and Saltmarsh with fair companions. The night was about the coldest of the season, but nevertheless, the affair was a success.

The annual alumni dinner for Boston drew twenty 1914 men. Chandler was promoted from secretary of the association this year to member of the executive committee for next year. Those present included Aborn, Austin, Bacon, Batchelder, Barrett, Buckley, Chandler, Englehorn, Fuller, Gregg, Kimball, Love-land, Lowell, Littlefield, Margeson, Newmark, Pooler, Saeger, Saltmarsh, and Wright. The remaining members of the class were missed.

If the writer is not greatly mistaken, the cover page of the Saturday Evening Post early in January was the work of Walter Beach Humphrey of New Rochelle, N. Y.

Secretary, Clyfton Chandler, 30 State St., Boston