Class of 1914

Proof positive of the interest of several fellows in the financial news columns has been received during the past three days, when no less than three submitted the following item: "Dillon, Read and Company announce that Sanford Griffith has become associated with their European organization. He was correspondent for the New York Herald and European manager for the Wall Street Journal. He is a graduate of Dartmouth, class of 1914, also of the University of Chicago and Ecole de Sciences Politiques, France. He was war correspondent for several European periodicals, and served as major of infantry attached to general headquarters staff as liaison officer with Sixth French Army."

Several others lost for a time have been located and again placed on the mailing list. Burt H. Smith is a public accountant in Chicago with the Overlook, Burke Company, 208 South La Salle St. Luther A. Pattee is operating a hotel at 33 West SSth St., New York city. Bobby Hogsett is reported with the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, with a residence 11099 Lake Ave., that city.

Charles M. Claeys is manager of the Texas Company in France, with a residence in Paris.

The following from Sig. Larmon. "Five Fourteeners at the annual banquet of the Phila Alumni Association is worthy of report. Jess Stillman sauntered in from Wilmington, and Fred Weed made his first Philadelphia appearance from Harrisburg. Gum Sargent, who divides his time between life insurance and gazing at the ticker tape, was an addition to the party. Gum's business is in Philadelphia and his home in New Jersey. He is giving Ducky Drake, Johnny Hazen, and Roger Rice a close race for the 'too late for Herpicide' honors. Red Davidson's efficient secretarial effort last year resulted in a unanimous vote for his re-election."

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alden L. Littlefield on February 2 in Providence, Richmond Gorham Littlefield.

Assistant Austin, 11 Leighton Road, Wellesley, Mass.