1886

Mrs. Chancellor L. Jenks expects to spend the winter as usual in California, dividing the time between her daughter, Ruth (Mrs. Ervin C. Paklen) East Cota St., Santa Barbara and her niece Elsie Jenks (Mrs. Frederick B. Carter) of Pasadena. She sends affectionate greetings to the '86 family, which are cordially reciprocated by all of us who remember her as Chan's constant companion at our reunions.

Granville Howard writes that he is "as well as could be expected," which we hope is perfectly well. Another grand-niece was added to his family of such persons by the birth in August of Ann Jenkins to his brother Elmers granddaughter, Jean.

Reminder: Sam Rose was born in Trowbridge, Wiltshire, Eng. Dec. 6, iB6O and is therefore due to become 90 years old by the time this reaches our readers. His address is 60 Pierce St., Greenfield, Mass. He and EdgarB. Philbrook, M.D., who was 90 on the 21st of last January, are the first to reach this advanced age. Philbrook lives with his daughter, Mrs. Lorna D. Knoll, 756 So. Sycamore St., Los Angeles 36, Calif. Note the dates for greetings from their classmates.

The Newtons report that they spent a "very comfortable summer right here in Winter Park, Fla., with occasional side trips to Daytona Beach and other attractions." They aircooled their apartment and had it over many who went north to avoid the heat.

Secretary and Treasurer, 2650 2nd Ave. N„ St. Petersburg 6, Fla.