Springfield

WITH THE APPEARANCE of the Musical Clubs in Springfield, April 25 and with the nomination of Percy O. Dorr 'O2 for Alumni Council, the Springfield Club is taking a "Seventh-Inning Stretch" until next Fall, at which time we plan to resume our regular Monday luncheons during the Football Season.

Our good friend, Don Cobleigh, brought from Hanover one of the finest Musical organizations heard here in several years. In the opinion of the critics the Club presented an "unhackneyed and varied program sung in a thoroughly artistic manner." The Barbary Coast played to a capacity crowd at the dance following the program of the Musical Club. Andrew P. Schmidt, general chairman, was ably assisted in making the affair a success by a Committee consisting of Lovell H. Cook, Albert L. Gibney, Harold H. Jensen Jr., Albert E. Mayer Jr., William H. Moran, Edwin J. Nilsson, William H. Smith 2nd, E. James Stephens Jr., Winsor Sturtevant and the Secretary.

The Dartmouth Club of Springfield was represented at the West Springfield High School's "Guidance Night" to give information about Dartmouth to prospective students.

Any Dartmouth men located in Springfield temporarily, or any Dartmouth men passing through are cordially invited to get in touch with the secretary.