Class of 1901

A most delightful family party was held at the Algonquin Club, Commonwealth Avenue, Saturday night, after the Harvard-Dartmouth game. As several said, these gatherings get better and better every year. The friendships seem to mellow, and the happiness of seeing so many old friends grows with the years. A number of the children of the class were there, and that always adds so much. Those present included the Coxs, the Leachs, the Taylors, the McGoverns, Eddie Gibbons, Bob Leavens, the Wards, with son Dick and his wife, the Bishops with two sons Tom and Warren, Tommie Remsen and daughter Ann, the Stevens with Steve Jr., the Hildreths, the Jim Kimballs, the Halls, the Andrews, the Salomons, and the Hathaways with two daughters.

Among the freshmen at the old college this year we note two sons of 1901, Edward N. McMillan Jr. and Everett M. Stevens Jr.

Secretary, 37 Berkeley St., Nashua, N. H.