April Busy Month For Alumni Dinners
EXTENSIVE ALUMNI CLUB speaking trips will be made during April and May by members of the college faculty and administration. Richard W. Morin '24, Executive Officer of the College, will be the guest speaker on three occasions during the first week in April. He will attend a dinner given by the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Cincinnati at the University Club on April 1; a dinner arranged by the Dartmouth Club of Western Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh at the University Club on April 3; and dinner in the Appian Room of the Harrisburger Hotel with the Dartmouth Club of Central Pennsylvania in Harrisburg, on April 4.
Sidney C. Hayward '26, Secretary of the College, and Professor Joseph L. McDonald both willbe in Minneapolis on April 1. Professor McDonald will speak to the Dartmouth Alumni Association of the Northwest at a luncheon meeting at the Curtis Hotel, while Mr. Hayward will meet with the same group at a dinner to be given at the Town and Country Club. On April 3 Mr. Hayward will be the guest of the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Chicago at their regular luncheon meeting at the University Club; on the 4th at an evening meeting with the Dartmouth Club of Detroit. Professor McDonald will go on to Milwaukee, to speak of recent events in Hanover, before the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Wisconsin at a dinner at the University Club, April 4.
Dean Lloyd K. Neidlinger '23 is scheduled to appear as guest speaker at two alumni gatherings in Massachusetts. On April 1 he speaks to the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Southeastern Massachusetts at a dinner at the Coonamasset Inn at Falmouth; on April 4, at the Dartmouth Club of Worcester at the Sheraton Hotel in Worcester at 6:30 p.m. With Robert J. Sisk '50 he will meet for a dinner engagement with the Connecticut Association at the Shuttle Meadow Golf Club in New Britain, on May 4.
President Dickey will speak twice before alumni groups in April, and twice in May. On April 12, accompanied by football captain Paul Staley '51, he will be the guest of the Dartmouth Alumni Association of New York at a dinner to be held at the Hotel Commodore at 7:00 p.m. The next day he will be in Philadelphia with the Alumni Association of that city for cocktails and dinner in Lincoln Hall of the Union League. President Dickey's first speaking engagement in May before an alumni association will be on the 16th, at a dinner at the Wannamoisett Country Club in Providence, to be given by the Rhode Island Dartmouth Association. Following this meeting, he will be with the Dartmouth Club of Lowell, Mass., on May 19.
Stearns Morse, Dean of Freshmen, will travel to Washington, D. C. to speak before the Dartmouth Club of Washington at a dinner to be held on April 12 in the Hotel Willard, with cocktails at 6 p.m., dinner at 7:15 p.m.
Other college speakers scheduled to make visits to alumni groups are: Roger S. Brown '35, Assistant to the Secretary of the College, who goes to the Dartmouth Alumni Club of Glens Falls, N. Y., for a dinner meeting at the Glens Falls Country Club on April 14; Eddie Jeremiah '30, coach of hockey and baseball, who will be present April 24 at the South Shore Club in Hingham, Mass.; and Professor Allen R. Foley '20, who will speak on April 28 before the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Maine, at a dinner at Howard Johnson's at 6:30 in Portland. On April 12, Ross McKenney, Woodcraft Adviser, will be the dinner guest of the Bellows Falls Alumni Association, at 6:45, in the Hotel Windham, Bellows Falls.
