President To Speak

FOUR DARTMOUTH ALUMNI GATHERINGS in Boston and New York are on President Hopkins' speaking schedule for April. The annual Class Agents' dinner for the Boston area will be held at the Algonquin Club at 6:30 on the evening of April 10, and on the following evening at the same hour the New York Class Agents will gather at the Dartmouth Club. President Hopkins will remain over in New York for two meetings with the Dartmouth Alumni Association of New York, addressing alumni in classes up to 1921 on the evening of April 13 and men in the classes of 1921 and after on April 14. Both of these informal New York gatherings will be at the Dartmouth Club, and the general plan of the double meeting will follow the successful arrangements of last year.

Two tentative alumni engagements for May call for President Hopkins' appearance in Pittsburgh on May 11 and in Washi ngton, D. C., on May 12.

During the last week in March, President Hopkins was the principal speaker at a dinner meeting of Chicago Class Agents on March 28 and at the annual dinners of the Chicago Alumni Association on March 29 and of the Northwest Alumni Association, in Minneapolis, on March 30.

FIVE NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE PRESIDENTS as they appeared at Dartmouth over the week-end of February 18-20 for the first Pentagonal Conference on the Undergraduate College. Shown in Sanborn House are, left to right, President Victor L. Butterfield of Wesleyan, President Stanley King of Amherst, President Hopkins of Dartmouth, President Kenneth C. M. Sills of Bowdoin, and President James Phinney Baxter 3rd of Williams.