Baltimore

IT BEGINS to look as if Baltimore might some day become Dartmouth-conscious. At our dinner-meeting in February twenty of our members played hosts to nine of the dozen boys who are applying for admission to the College, a fine lot of young men, and the largest group we have seen in several years, if ever. The evening was devoted to getting acquainted with the boys and giving them, through informal talks by members, some idea of Dartmouth and its undergraduate activities.

Recent settlers in Baltimore are: Seymour R. Peyser '35, Gilman Country School; Robert M. McDonald '21, 3405 Greenway; Ferdinand F. McAllister '34, 1739 Eutaw Place; Arthur L. Flinner '35, 1005 N. Charles St.; William L. Klingaman '36, 602 Cathedral St.