Hartford

On Thursday afternoon, June 4, Hartford's faithful played softball with the neighboring New Britain Club. This was the first in what is hoped will become an annual home and home series.

The game, played on Mr. Francis T. Fenn's large lawn, produced a lot of fun, though some of the ball playing was a little ragged. After an uncounted number of innings and probably some uncounted runs, the final score was a tie, 6-6.

A spaghetti and meatball dinner plus plenty of beer was served for an admission price of one dollar per person. These outdoor gatherings, revived since the end of the war, have proven rather successful. They are inexpensive and tend to attract a larger percentage of the recent graduates than participate in our winter dinner meetings. A total of some seventy-five persons attended.

Plans are already under way for the next Dartmouth Club gathering, which by tradition is held the Friday night just preceding the Yale-Dartmouth football game. This tradition, it appears, will have to be broken when Yale goes to Hanover in a couple of years for its first Y-D football game away from New Haven.

GETTING IN SOME OF THAT OLD HARMONY: This Washington, D. C., quartet looks as if they v/ere singing themselves right out of this world. From left to right, they are Brad Cole '43, Joe Huber '4O, Chuck Grant '39, and their adoptee Nicky Beall, transplanting themselves back to Hanover.

Secretary, 45 Brenway Dr., West Hartford, Conn.