1902*

Arba Irvin is still engaged in the newspaper representative business, in charge of the western operations of John B. Woodward, Inc., with offices in Chicago. He writes that he and Fox were the only 1902 men present at the annual banquet of the Chicago Dartmouth Association on February nineteenth. He says that he occasionally runs into Howard Stone and Neale Carley, and a short time ago saw Guy Abbott, who is the State representative of the Audiphone for Illinois, with headquarters at Indianapolis.

Fox was one of the leading speakers at the session on "Industry and Science, Institutions of Peace," on the National Forum in Chicago, early in March. His subject was The Outlook and Obligationof Science in America.

Keniston's appointment as Associate Justice of the Municipal Court of Boston has already been referred to in the ALUMNI MAGAZINE.

Leslie Farr writes that he frequently sees the New York men, and that at a recent dinner Luce, Edson, Hatch, Fitzgerald and Hubbard were present. In between bridge games at the Club Leslie finds time to attend to his construction business.

Hatch has sent in some very interesting information from data which he received. Out of the large number of Dartmouth men listed in the last edition of "Who's Who," 1902 is tied with 1894 as having the largest number representing various classes from the College, with eleven men each. The representatives of 1902 are Banning, Drake, Elderkin, Fox, Goddard, Graham, Hatch, Lambert, MacKinnon, A. H. Ruggles and Tozzer.

Riley sent his greetings as the only 1902 man in the Detroit area, although he reports a goodly representation of the younger generation of Dartmouth turn out at the weekly luncheons of the local club. He is associated with the Riley Engineering Corporation, designers and manufacturers of refrigerating appliances.

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