CHICAGO ASSOCIATION

The outstanding event among the Chicago alumni was the Golf Tournament and Field Day held Wednesday, July 9, at Hammond, Ind. The turnout was the largest on record, thirty-three in all answering the call. Among them a good number of "old boys" and the undergrads. A large number of prizes were donated by various alumni and were won as follows: Low Gross First—Sweater, R. A. Aishton '18; Second— Aridor Jar, Dan Shea '18; Third—Box of Torcheys, W. C. Batchelder 'l9; Fourth— P. R. Soule '17; Fifth—Pencil, G. W. Whiteside '23. Low Net First—Arnold Ham, C. A. Pfau 'l3; Second— Aridor Jar, F. P. Ives 'l9; Third—Box of Torcheys, W. C. Batchelder 'l9; Fourth— Pencil, W. M. Parkes '22; Fifth—Sanitax Brush, Burpee Taylor '97. LoiW Short Holes Subscription to McCall's Magazine, H. A. Wampler. Low Long Holes Subscription to People's Home Journal, H. C. Wanner 'l2. Low Qualifying Ash Tray Bert Wheeler '11. Blind Bogey Subscription to the Cosmopolitan, L. T. Burgess.

Booby Prize A plug of tobacco Jack Cronin '12. Horshoe Contest Low Gross—Pencil, E. P. Stoddard. Low Net—Pencil, W. D. Bruner '12. Even the weather man did his part in handing out a brand of weather of the kind you read about.

Those present were: Palmer Kiser '17, George Whiteside '23, Knowles '26, Conrad '25, Fred Pope '98, John B. Whittier '05, Fred Harwood '17, Fred Hamm '20, Carl Pfau '13, Paul Soule '17, Hen Urion '12, Burpee Taylor '97, Harry C. Wampler, Russ Palmer '10, Jack Childs '09, W. C. Batchelder '19, Fred Ives '19, William M. Parkes '22, Dick Aishton '18, Starrett, L. T. Burgess, Dan Shea '18, Jack Cronin '12, Jimmie Rubel '17, Phil Blanchard '04, Ray Holton '05, Bert Wheeler '11, N. C. Coombs '07, Harry Wanner '12, Jimmie Vail '20, E. P. Stoddard and Warren Bruner '12.

Please note that the weekly luncheons of the Chicago Association are now being held at the University Club, 76 East Monroe St., instead of at the Hamilton Club.

The first luncheon given there, September 6, was of the nature of a send-off to the men going up to Hanover for the first time. Their fathers were invited to attend also, and the company numbered a hundred.

A mimeographed sheet of personal notes, edited by Jack Childs '09, entitled "Dartmouth Diddings," has also come to the MAGAZINE.

Secretary.