Class of 1915

Fourteen were in attendance at the regular monthly dinner of the class, held in June, at the Psi U Club, 28 East 39th St., New York city: Whit, Brown, Fredericks, Rose, Wentworth, Healy, Clarke, Woolworth, Ruml, Rosenheim, Hayes, Perry, Mac Andrews, Livermore. Beardsley Ruml acted as chairman. Ralph Brown handled his talk on "Maritime Miscellany" in a most interesting manner. The regular monthly dinner was held in July at the same place. Rosenheim was chairman, and as no program had been arranged, the evening was spent in talking over old times, the Tenth Reunion, etc. "Pete" Cannon was the only new-comer to show up. No dinner was held in August.

Dr. John P. Bowler has opened an office in Hanover for the practice of his profession, and has been appointed to the staff of the Mary Hitchcock hospital. From 1921 to the spring of 1924 he served as a surgical fellow on the Mayo Foundation at Rochester, Minn., and has been studying at the University of Minnesota, where he received the degree of Master of Surgery in June.

Secretary, IB Day St., Norwood, Mass.