Class of 1926

Bob Goss, in income tax work, 43 South Water Market, Chicago.

Tom Colt, with novel half complete and doing nicely on latter half.

Ernie Bauer, at Bauer Hardware Company, Lewiston, Me.

Bob Edgar, at Scranton, Pa. Homer Rowe, Tyer Rubber Company, Andover, Mass.

Jud McCarthy, Salt's Textile Company, 38 East 25th St., N. W., Washington, D. C.

Al Milans, at the study of law; can be reached care of Milans and Milans, 908 S St., N. W., Washington, D. C.

Laurie Fitz-Gibbon, hard at it in the glove importing business, 150 Madison Ave., New York.

Wes i<ord, with Illinois Bell Telephone Com- pany. Address, Elgin, Ill.

Ward Peterson, medical student, 102 North 52d St., Omaha, Neb.

Bennie Watts, in his own lingerie business, 236 West 75th St., New York.

Canfield Hadlock, at Hanover in the chemistry department this fall.

Steve Mitchell, with the Necco Candy Company.

Mac Mackay, returning to Harvard Law School this fall.

Bill Pitney, a salesman at 706 South Dearborn St., Chicago.

Pat Toohey, printing salesman, Box 897, Berlin, N. H.

George Borglum, an instructor of French at the University of Omaha. Residence, 617 South 31st St., Omaha, Neb.

Bruce Eaken, at home, 3309 Chalfont Road, Shaker Heights, Ohio.

H. H. Gibson, purveyor of frequent news items, at the study of architecture in Harvard's school for architecture.

Gene Ross, with scholarship in pocket, studying at the Paris branch of the New York School of Fine Arts.

Nick Nickerson, Les Richard, Walt Granville-Smith, in the Chase National Bank, New York.

Roland Eaton, as manager of the Hotel Greylock, Williamstown, Mass.

Charlie Macdonald, moving and storing furniture in Chicago.

Charlie Singleton, in research and sales promotion with Gilchrist Company, Boston.

Hank Lamb, at engineering study, M. I. T.

Eddie Dooley is on the sporting staff of the New York Eevening Sun. He writes articles in each issue that are great stuff, except I can't pronounce or understand four thirds of the words.

Announcement of the engagement of Dick Gooding to Miss Alice Goodrich, Radcliffe '27, daughter of Mrs. Mary F. Goodrich of Ann Arbor, Mich.

The marriage of E. A. Potter and Miss Carolyn Nemiak in Boston, August 27, with Gardner Brown as best man.

The entrance of Ed Cole in the Graduate School of Dramatics at Yale.

The marriage of F. E. Bailey to Miss Carolyn Cushman at Marion, Mass., and the marriage of C. M. Pierson to Miss Edwina Ely in Northampton, Mass., on August 27.

The announcement of the engagement of Miss Myrtle V. Eck to W. B. Tomlinson.

By the bye, the class fund is being soaked for another year's subscription to the ALUMNI MAGAZINE. The class seems to agree that they want it. So Baker will be informed on his return from Europe. Hope he has enough left to draw the check.

Secretary, Charles 342 Madison Ave., New York Brief Snapshots of '26