Class of 1931

Many thanks for all the Christmas cards, and I'm sure you all had one too.

• The Martins, Helen and John, put in their Christmas holidays in Oklahoma. Now they're back in Ann Arbor, and more of the same happy news from them anonright?

Hart Walter is now in New York City with Montgomery Ward; the address, says George Stevens, is 36 West 72d St. George, by the way, expects to be in New York, himself. He's made a connection with a law firm on Broad St., and after July first will reside in the city. Here's some more news he passes along:

Alf Jones was seen in Uniontown, Pa., during the holidays, and has successfully taken over the Pennsylvania bar exams. . . . . Bob Powell is a prosperous business man in the same vicinity Buell Whitehill is resting up after a strenuous summer with a little theatre or something.

And word reaches us that Miss Florence Wilhelmina Wood and Mr. William Haddon Marsh Jr., were married on December 15 in San Francisco. Congratulations. .... Bill Steck put in a few days at these flats, but is now back in Cleveland and hopes to land a law firm job as soon as he conquers the bar exams this month Hal Radin is an assistant buyer—drug department—at Macy's Norm Rolfe is in the theatre business in Bromfield, Mass. .... Bob Fredericks, who saw Swede Nelson out in Denver, while there a few months back, is now in New York to stay. .. . .A1 Torras is looking for an NRA job. .... George (Smoky Joe) Adams is still radio editor for a Washington Newspaper. .... Bob Spotts reports Don Stoddard with Wood, Struthers, and Co., on the street Art Davis is at the Cornell Medical School in New York City

Frank Hodson gives us the first word we've had of Gray Magee in some time; Gray is somewhere in St. Louis and doing very well. That's not much news, but we're hoping it will elicit a letter from the Magee Charlie Babbitt, who without any question of a doubt attended the last Thirtyone dinner in New York at the Club, is with a photo-engraving concern in New York. .... Ernie Moore reports Rod Dodge with Jordan, Marsh in Boston. . . . . Buxie Buxbaum also reported in Boston, working hard for his dad Bill Hayden is at Macy's Ned Pitkin is vice-principal at a school at Verona, N. J. Ned also finds time to do a little light singing on the side Johnnie Camph is with Conde Nast; he runs the travel-ad department for them Hank Richmond reports his new address as 540 West 123d St., N. Y. City Nels Greenlund is with Montgomery, Ward in Baltimore. . . . . Jack Weinseimer is married and living happily in Bloomfield, N. J Bill Conklin is a physician at Barlow Sanitorium, 1221 Chavez Ravine Rd., Los An geles, Calif Otto Bach is director of the Grand Rapids Art Gallery at 210 E. Fulton St., Grand Rapids, Mich Jack Chapman is at 17 W. Dartmouth St., Kansas City, Mo.

Just to make sure, in case I failed to run this before: James Brown Godfrey and Miss Barbara Leach were married in Boston around the middle of October, and Bishop Dallas, who once had a parish in Hanover, officiated Howie Crosse is an assistant examiner for the Federal Reserve Bank at 33 Liberty St. in New York City. .... Bill Galley is office manager of the Soya Products Division—The Glidden Company in Chicago. Address 1845 N. Laramie Ave Bones Crane, who is more than happily married, I'm told, is with the A & P in Newark, N. J. As a matter of fact, he's manager John Chamberlin (J. H.) is with Socony Vacuum at 1500 Chestnut St., Philadelphia Bill Peschko owns a motor parts store called Simplex Motor Parts Cos. at 1287 Kaighn Ave., Camden, N. J We knew that George Russell was somewhere out in Hollywood—now we know where: 6660 Whitley Terrace, Hollywood, Calif. . . . . A 1 Silverstein said he saw Fred Roe in New York recently.

Quite a nice turnout for the Thirty-one dinner at the Dartmouth Club last month, thanks to Charlie McAllister—so far these affairs have yet to produce a flop; everyone likes 'em and everyone wants more of them. Drop around the club when you're in New York and get a line on the date of the next one.

Forrie Norris just dropped in and will be here a few days. Haven't seen him long enough to get any news, but if he has any it'll be in the next issue. And now that the holidays are over, how's about a nice quiet moment with pen in hand?

Secretary, JO Mitchell Place, New York.