Class of 1922
Dick Wood's Christmas card, as usual, was well designed. It showed F. D. R. on a map of Maine handing a wizened agrarian some alphabetical letters. There was a man with a brown derby in the corner, suggesting that people don't shoot St. Nicholas.
Prof. Phil Gove, one of the chief ornaments of the English faculty of what New York University calls its "University College of Arts and Pure Science," informs us of the birth of a second young Gove—Susan —who arrived December 21 at the Northern Westchester Hospital in Mt. Kisco. The Goves have lived in recent months in Hawthorne, which is more rural than their former home in Hartsdale. The Professor even keeps hens.
Eaton Leith is living in Cambridge, Mass. -3 Shady Hill Sq. He left the Dartmouth French faculty last June and sold his Hanover home to Bill McCarter '19.
Dalton M. Brown has moved his goods and chattels to 1246 Albany Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mike Garvey is living in Jamaica, L.1., at 112-03 167 th St.
Sumner Dudley Kilmarx, the good gray poet of Bronxville, issued a full-dress Christmas card in highly embellished Gothic, expressing the Kilmarx good wishes in home-grown verse.
Dr. Dick Stetson and Dot telephoned your scribe one morning in December on their return from Sweden, where Dick had gone with Dr. George Minot of Boston to see him receive the Nobel Prize in Medi cine. Dick indicated that the Swedes pay more attention to provender than any people with whom he has banqueted. The Stetsons were abroad about five weeks.
If it is proper for one department to compliment another, then I point to with pride the work being done by the book reviewer of this magazine, Herb West, formerly right wing of Round Robin. Gene Hotchkiss sent a Christmas card
showing photographically the huskiness of his three boys. For the last ten years the Hotchkiss card has contained visual evidence that while Dartmouth football material may not now be what sport-forsport's-sake advocates like Orr wish, there is a day coming when burly boys will again be students in Hanover.
Secretary, U. S. Attorney's Office, Old P. O. Bldg., New York
