Class of 1922
Howie Almon reports that his Denver address has been changed to 1370 Downing St.
We received from San Antonio, Texas, where Don Tobin has been a merchant this past year, a printer's proof, about 6"x12", which runs as follows: TOBIN & CO.(Line drawing of a fat infant)Lbs. 7.68UsuallyLbs. 10TOBIN & CO. announce with greatpleasure an advance showing ofGREGORY WILLIAM TOBINat the Nix Hospital to all ourregular customers. This offerlimited to ten days only.COME EARLY WHILE STOCKS ARE FRESH.—Dept. 2225, Twenty-second floor.
Paul Hyde has changed his Chicago address to 7016 Chappel Ave.
J. G. Hodge Jr. '29, secretary of the Dartmouth Club of Northern New Jersey, reports that the class was represented at the annual dinner of this organization by Bruckner, Dodd, King, Robie, and Armstrong.
About the time you read these lines your servant will be in Hanover presiding over the deliberations of the annual meeting of the Secretaries Association.
The Twenty-Twoter, promised for several months, has been delayed by private work of the scribe, who hopes that preparation can be begun shortly.
Ben Bishop is now living at 86s Farmington Road, West Hartford, Conn.
Mead Stewart's address is c/o Isaac N. Stewart, City Treasurer's Office, City Hall, Buffalo, N. Y.
BORN: March 20, Robert Sterry Waterman.
We have received a fine little essay entitled "An Apology for Book Collecting" by H. West. It is published in pamphlet form as No. 2 of The Arts Chapbooks (Hanover), and its subheading describes it as "Being Random Reflections together with an account of London Bookmen in their Native Haunts." Any bibliophile in the class would be intrigued by its contents. The author, by the way, was in the finals of the Harvard Graduate School squash tournament.
Secretary, 2700 Que St., N. W„ Washington, D. C.
