CLASS OF 1907
The Rockford, 111., Morning Star of Sunday, December 21, in the section of SocietyNews, had this full page caption "BartlettRothchild Wedding Is Bit Of A Surprise For Society." Concerning it this paper states: "It will be with more than a little surprise, perhaps, that friends of Miss Helen Rothchild and of James Agard Bartlett will read this morning that their wedding is to take place Monday noon at the home of the bride's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Walter Allen Rothchild, Madison, S. D.
"Miss Rothchild, an instructor in the English department at Rockford High School, has been making her home at the Faust Hotel It was not until she left the city Friday evening to spend the vacation holidays at her home in South Dakota, that news of the approaching marriage became known.
"Mr. Bartlett left last night for Madison. Following the ceremony tomorrow, he and his bride will go East on their honeymoon journey, from which they will return to make their home in the attractive Bartlett residence at Guard St. and Harlem Blvd.
"Tomorrow's bride was graduated from the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Bartlett, who is head of the Bartlett Storage Ware- house, is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bartlett. He was graduated from Dartmouth College, and is president of the Dartmouth Alumni Club of Rockford, 111. He is also secretary of the Rotary Club, and editor of the Rockford Rotarians' sprightly little news sheet which appears weekly, the RotaryCog."
Harry Jordan, who is general manager of the Waukegan, 111., plant of the GriessPfleger Tanning Company, has become an authority on collecting, in the subject of Oriental rugs. Another hobby is horseback riding, which he can indulge in on his own estate, which is shore front property on Lake Michigan, north of Chicago.
Art Farrington, who is now Western manager for the Hookless Fastener Company, is called "Old Dartmouth," being so named by Jack Childs of '09.
The '07 men who show up regularly, at alumni meetings in Chicago are Norman Coombs and Herb Mitchell who are still in the investment field, also Art Farrington and "Runt" Martin. "Runt" is with the Munsingwear Corporation at 2551 Diversey Ave., Chicago. He has two boys enrolled as applicants for Dartmouth. Dexter expects to enter in 1932 and Bill (the third) in 1935. He has another son, Jerry, to follow later. He also has a daughter Jane, aged twelve. Mrs. Martin and the children motored to California last summer, meeting "Runt" at Denver on their return, where he reports seeing Joe Mahoney, who is an executive of the Weicher Transfer and Storage Company at 1700 15th St.
Warren Billings, who is with the Northern New York Utilities, Inc., at Rome, N. Y., has a growing family, including three boys, the oldest of whom will be ready for college in the not distant future.
Bills for class dues have been sent out to the class. Bill Smart will appreciate a prompt remittance, as will the Secretary for the return of the dope sheet.
Secretary, 131 State St., Boston
