1896

Phil Young's residence on Louisburg Square in Boston was recently damaged by fire. Many objects of beauty and value which Phil had collected here and abroad were burned or wrecked.

Members of the class of '96 who attended the Dartmouth-Harvard game were fortunate in being seated all together between the 45 and 50 yard lines.

After the game about twenty (20) people comprising members, wives and guests of the class assembled at the Boston University Club for the annual dinner. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Weston, Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Couch, Mr. and Mrs. Ghost Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lakeman, Judge and Mrs. Louis Cox and Dorothy Cox, Dr. and Mrs. Hiram Johnson and guest, Herbert Warden and daughter, Phil Young and guest and Seldon Staples.

Mrs. Stewart, daughter of Herbert Warden, added much to the pleasure of the occasion by singing a group of songs. Maestro Louis Cox accompanied her at the piano.

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