1918*
A WAH-HOO-WAH FOR HARVEY HOOD, member of Alumni Fund Comm. of Council and red hot to see '18 lead the College. .... FOR 808 FISH, back to N. Y. again suntanned, weather-beaten, up 10 lbs. and rearing with excitement over '18 topping the pile FOR RED WILSON who's ably guiding 'lB destinies this year into the stratosphere and a new high.... and to Miss Stevens (Reds' Sec't.) who's taken the rap on the Underwood to the tune of 167 personal letters. Spare them boysthey work and give—we only give.
SWELL PEERADE ALL ON THE CUFF—As this is written, the wife and myself are billeted at the Hanover Inn (expense a/c for one) it's the annual 2-day meeting of all class sect's). Had a delightful luncheon this noon at the Hanover Inn (on the college)— .... Dean Gordon Bill (adopted 'iger) gave a masterful talk. This afternoon, tea and reception at Hoppy's home —tonight, the wind-up dinner. Enjoyed this week-end in Hanover with AL and Beckie GOTTSCHALDT. (AL made a masterful talk before the assembled secretaries on advertising possibilities for Dartmouth men in the AL MAG.) Doc ROLFE SYVERTSON (Sec'y of Medical Ass'n.) sprinted 100 yards in nearly 10 flat. STUMPIE Barr looked fit as a fiddle (Ethel does all the gardening) and it was grand to see BUD FROST looking rugged and healthy and coming back strong.
JIMMIE MCMAHON wishes he could see more '18ers. .. .FRANK HARRINGTON, partner of Wells, Kelsey, Coburn and Harrington, Attorneys, 807 Ohio Bldg., Toledo, Ohio (congrats, Frank, Reno prospects can stop off on way now).
.... CHARLIE COZMINSKY is now Western representative of Drier Hotels of N. Y. (in Chicago) PHIL SANDERSON newspaper correspondent and Water Dept., City Hall, Portsmouth, N. H G. MYRON SAVAGE, Chairman, N. E. Order of Protection, 154-A. Newberry St., Boston, Mass ED
NOYES is Chairman of The Finance Committee for Natick, Mass DOC ANGELL holds same post for Needham.. ..Are the JIM CARPENTERS infanticipating?. .. . The first primary contest in the nation of the Roosevelt 3rd Term test shows our own AL LUCIER in N. H. with 10,308 votes for the Democratic delegates at large (Roosevelt).
. .. .Principal of the Framingham, (Mass.) schools, MAYO MAGOON, made all the Boston newspapers with the mounting ire of the parents for using 300 "problem child" quizzes DICK HOLTON, Comptroller of East N. Y. Savings Bank, Bklyn, will address famous Rutgers Banking School in June on "Portfolio Management"—....
GEORGE and DOT DAVIS were down to White Sulphur Springs Are the 808 MORRISONS infanticipating?. . . .DAVE SKINNER appointed Manager of Syndicate Dept. of Harriman-Ripley Cos TOM CAMPBELL'S son did a swell job as first tenor in the Glee Club concert March 29th in N. Y.— .... SWIFTIE BARNE'S son played a prominent part in the Barbary Coast orchestra.
.... Pres. MARTY STRAUS of Advanced Corp. just merged his Wahl Co., with Eversharp, Inc Lena and Lew Pounds have for years promoted the progressive Wyndwood School—commenting recently Stan Jones said "Mike played the lead in the Pirate of Penzance for the benefit of his Punch Board Academy."
JAKE BINGHAM ran the annual K.K.K. dinner in Boston—FAT ROWELL and LOU COUSENS were signed up... . class sympathies are extended to MARSH LEAVITT who within 24 hours lost his mother and father Reports have it that KEN JONES was skiing—not sheeing—in Hanover A man by the name of SNELLING reports that DWIGHT SARGENT is way ahead in his card winnings Cut down at a late age, but nevertheless mowed down, was DAVID E. MCCOY, head of Dartmouth Club in Washington. .. .wedding will be in June to Elizabeth Martin DAN SHEA shows a mounting interest in Beethoven, Brahms symphonies—and why not? SHAMUs-is "Spiker" at the Downtown Athletic Club's volley ball team RED WILSON was elected V.P. of the Ultra Progressive Little Red School House, in N. Y v. p. JASPER JOHNSTON of Belding-Heminway has reduced his plants from 13 to a—the company has gone from red into the healthy black—guess Jasper must know his onions. ... .BILL RYAN left Italy when the war began—now in N. Y.—began a systematic study of the Italian language—abandoned it and resorted to barroom confabs with the Italians and found he made greater progress Mrs. Eugene Peppard (widow of our Gene) is corresponding Sec. of the Winchester, Mass., Fortnightly Club DICK COOLEY (Edith makes the China ship hum) at the Wellesley Club April 19th, with partner, did a 68 at 4-ball ORRIN HART is a high ranking, tournament Contract player at the Boston Chess Club
THOSE PRESENT at the Class Dinner in Boston were JAKE BINGHAM, GEORGE ARNOLD, JIM CARPENTER, EDDIE FERGUSON, AL GOTTSCHALDT, HARVEY HOOD, LOUIE HUNTOON, KEN JONES, CHARLIE MCCARTHY, REED MONTGOMERY, ED NOYES, MEL WESTON, DOC JOE QUINCY, PHIL SANDERSON, ED STANLEY, JOHN SULLIVAN, and LEON WHITE GEORGE DOCKSTADER took over a new business, Carleton and Moffat—in addition to his own—celebrated his 20th wedding anniversary April 29th at which we understand Harry Collins imbibed Between planes, BILL WRIGHT from Deeth, Nevada, called up (one of four on American National Livestock Assoc. Executive) of allthe agricultural groups, this is the only onethat haven't their hands in the nationalgrab-bag HENRY HESSE'S wife (Henry's at John O'Gara's R. H. Macy) is a member of the Parent-Teacher Assoc. of St. Agatha, N. Y 808 (Pete) COLWELL is Treas. and Executive Comm. New Rochelle Tennis Club—young Bob Jr. has been accepted for Hanover next year, says Pete "took Bobby and some of his pals to Hanover recently—saw Stumpie Barr DUKE DUSOS-SOIT (Adv. Mgr. Time, Inc.) known to the trade as F. duSossoit Duke, with the big dogs, did a fine job as Toastmaster at C& G dinner N. Y. April 18... . from ZACHTAYLOR "I'm attempting to pay the college expenses of my eldest of 4—would like Bob Fish and Red Wilson to know that as a member of the class and College, we ap- preciate the time and devotion of those who so unselfishly shoulder the task of soliciting these funds although we seldom express ourselves.". .. .Doc RAY BARRETT backs up same statement.... from BILLMUDGETT, Palo Alto, Calif.—"Our Dartmouth Assoc. here is active but I don't see many of the boys. Twice had the pleasure of chatting with Professor Frank Morgan who used to try and drive Math into my head."... .RAY W. SMITH of Houston, Texas, is headed for Germany on a business trip—he's a commission importer and will enter Germany through the Balkanswill be gone several weeks.
1918 IN HUDDLE MAY 2 IN N. Y— Present were ruddy bachelor Wart McElwain, Texas Oiler Jack ROSNELL, handsome lovely figure in uniform, Lieut. Comm. ALRICE, not in uniform but still in the reserve ROGER HOWLAND (Lieut, we believe), v. p. JASPER JOHNSON, drama and dance critic, DUSTY RHODES; healthiest gent of all, 808FISH; still climbing with the Metro Life, BILL CHRISTGAU, EDDIE BUTTS, the big shot of Stein-Hall; our adopted BILL COULSON,CURT GLOVER, carbon paper and ribbon king of N. Y next healthiest to Bob Fish was PAUL MINER, big-wig bank Comptroller DICK HOLTON, '18s alumni fund ace RED WILSON, unawed although a gob in the great guerre was head of the Steiner School, SYL MOREY
DOINGS OF OTHER TRIBE MEMBERS: WALTER JOHNSON, America League speedball king, is trying to unseat 'lBs WILLIAM D. BRYAN, Democratic Congressman for Maryland. ... .The class extends their deepest sympathy to DICK SISK in the loss of his wife . . . .entertained by the Harvard Club, Boston, was WILLIAM R. BREWSTER '18, of Kimball Union Academy BILL COLBY polled more votes for Mayor of Concord than any candidate before, but his 81 year old adversary had a few more than Bill. ... .RAY BALDES, Chairman of the Faculty Athletic Comm. was at the Head table of the Annual Athletic dinner of B. U AL ZULICK '18 elected Pres. of the Eastern Pa. Dartmouth College Alumni Assn. (congrats, Al)
From EDDIE FERGUSON "saw Stumpie and Ethel Barr at Carnival—took Bennett and Kath up—and the Barrs gave us a grand time."... .The class extends the deepest sympathy to LEON T. DODGE for the loss of his wife. .. .from Bill Colby "I saw a note somewhere that Al GOTTSCHALDT had picked up an advertising job from our Dartmouth Planning and Development Communal FRITZ CASSEBEER had his name in the Horticultural Mag as Pres. . .. .My 14 year old Cynthia is trying to pick out a college to go to—and my 6 year old Anne is in her Ist year at school—they left for a 2 months' visit in Texas—so am a bachelor and welcome all 'iBers AL GOTTSCH tried to lure our own LEICESTER (Wart) MCELWAIN the sturdy banker, to do some exorbitant betting at the hockey games here in N. Y The class hopes Becky Gottschaldt is back to par again and feeling like a million dollars.
Ah, would that all could witness the grinding hours RED has sacrificed to help '18 top the pinnacle again!— He's worrying himself to death about YOU—if YOUR check isn't in his hands already.....
And so ma fireside frands adieux till Fall, and thanks for this pleasant duty you've entrusted to me—but whoa there; n'oubliez pas your check to Red, your gift to the College, your lift to the ideals and freedom of Dartmouth
CAP'T RED WILSON and COACH 808 FISH— Ah, the lift that pair give ya. .. .says Red "The boys seem possessed—once a taste of honors ya just can't stop 'em—so per cent have upped their last year's gift to Dartmouth—one 3-figure 'regular' promised $50 or $lOO additional if '18ers crash the $4000 fence—only 2 busted it last year out of 70 classes—'18 buckled at the fence—in 3rd."
COMES FOOTBALL SEASON THIS FALL—WHOWANTS TO THROW A PARTY?—After the Yale game, Oct. 19th at New Haven? After the Harvard game Oct. 26 at Cambridge? After the Princeton game Nov. 9th—after the Cornell game in Hanover Nov. 16? Who's stepping up to the plate? What's more than a football game and a party! The sooner our social calender is made up the better can '18 plan a rollicking time of it comes the first kick-off.
INSIDE DOPE ON CHUCK HILLIKER'S STOMACH— "They pumped out recently 6 fluffy butterflies, 8 fuzzy caterpillars, 4 beer bottle caps, a half pint of pure Rye whiskey and a concentrated cup of poor quality gin—now he's on a diet—l think his trouble was mostly a badly, disordered conscience from not telling the truth about the Fords he sells (A.P. release by ace reporter JOHN CUNNINGHAM).
Ken Jones and the entire FREDDIE MORSE family were spotted as Jake Bingham with children were coming out from seeing "Pinocchio"... .a MORRIS R— says "CLARENCE OPPER is setting pretty in Washington and I could tell a lot on Clarence but won't."
... .Recently we enjoyed a pleasant evening at the apartment of the ex-golf Champion of Uruguay—Eduardo Butts—who claims in the '2os he sold enough cement to that country to pave a million miles. ....FRANK, CLAHANE (sceptically) and Marion stood by as Eduardo did the best he could explaining to Marge that the beautiful red velvet gown she then had on was well chosen because he had insisted that several attractive models wear it around the store before the purchase.... big headlines in the Montclair, (N. J.) Times, April a 3rd "AL RICE LIEUTENANT COMMANDER IN NAVAL AVIATION RESERVE"— Al's lining up prospective pilots for the Naval Aviation Reserve.... at Stevens Point, Wise., is the home office of CLIFF DANIELS Hardware Mutual.
Secretary-Chairman, 161 Remsen St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Class Agents, H. Barney & Co., 14 Wall St., New York City, and ROBERT FISH, 2328 East 2nd St., Tucson, Ariz.
