Dr. Wheelock's Almanack

April—Hath 30 Days

Luncheons every Monday: Plainfield, N. J. & San Francisco. BaseI ball: Georgetown at Washington. Des Moines annual dinner—Secre-tary Hayward, speaker.

Weekly luncheons today at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Washington, D. C., Los Angeles. 2 Baseball: Georgetown at Washington. Omaha annual dinner & College movies—Sid Hayward, speaker, also at Kansas City, April 3, and St. Louis, April 4. Some signs of spring.

Harrisburg & Chicago weekly lunch-3 eons. Baltimore alumni club dinner at Blackstone Apts. Baseball: William & Mary at Williamsburg.

N. Y. C. Club weekly luncheon. Minneapolis luncheon, Donaldson's Egyptian Room. Baseball: Univer' sity of Richmond at Richmond. Meeting, executive council of TheJacobites, April 4, Ted Geisel's house, New York. Heavy showers.

Friday luncheons at Portland, Me., 5 & Omaha. New Jersey annual dinner at Newark, College movies, Prof. W. A. Eddy, speaker.

Atlanta annual dinner—"Dartmouth in Dixie"—President Hopkins & 6 Coach Blaik, speakers. Cleveland weekly luncheon. Baseball: Univ. of Virginia at Charlottesville, Va. Lacrosse: Johns Hopkins at Baltimore.

IT Q Monthly dinners at Montreal and Bridgeport. Warmer but frosty nights.

Ij o Baseball: Pennsylvania at Phila. Weekly luncheon of St. Louis alumni.

I 15 Faculty meeting. Bright & Sunny

IT Q "What Price Glory" by the Players, Little Theatre; also on the 19th, 20th.

12 j College Easter Service, Rollins Chapel. Watch out for stormy weather.

12 2 Philadelphia annual dinner, Deans I Neidlinger and Strong, speakers. I

Harrisburg annual dinner—Dean

23 Neidlinger. Wilmington annual din-ner—Dean Strong. Quite warm. Annual dinner at Pittsburgh with 24 Dean Neidlinger; at Baltimore with Dean Strong. Dandelion season is on.

Washington, D. C. annual dinner 26 Deans Strong & Neidlinger. NorthCountry Fair, Hospital benefit, in thegym at Hanover. Quite windy.

27/Second day of North Country Fair.