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...Lombardy Inn on Wednesday, March 4, at 6.30 o'clock. This will be the first dinner in many years which the clubs have had together, and the revival of the custom will do much toward strengthening the relations of the three organizations. Plans for next year's western trip will be discussed, and full particulars will be given concerning the proposed plan for "doubling up," a system in successful use at Yale, whereby men must play in two clubs. It is hoped that by this means the travelling expenses of the clubs will be greatly decreased...
...Warwick, N. Y.; Samuel Gring Hefelbower, A.B. (Pennsylvania Coll.) '91, A.M. (ibid.) '94, of Frostburg, Md.; Roger Theodore Lafferty, A.B. '12, of Cleveland, O.; John Vernon McKenzie A.B. (Univ. of Toronto) '09, of Toronto, Ont.; Percy Marks, Litt.B. (Univ. of California) '12, of Ukiah, Cal.; Joseph Mayer, A.B. (South-western Univ.) '11, of South Berwick; Johann Gottfried Ohsol, cand. Comm. (Riga Polytechnic School, Russia) '03, of Cambridge; David Thomas Pottinger, A.B. '06, of Braintree; Winward Prescott, A.B. '09, of Chestnut Hill; Guilford Bevil Reed, S.B. '12, of Berwick, N. S.; William Sawyer Spencer, A.B. (Boston Univ.) '93 S.T.B. (Union Theological...
LL.B.--Harry Ralph Cover, A.B. (Western Maryland Coll.) 1910 of West-minister, Md. as of the class of 1913. Harold Paschel Dyer, S.B. (Pomona Coll.) 1908, of Lander, Wyo., as of the class of 1912. Timothy Nowell Pfeiffer, A.B. (Princeton Univ...
...Harvard Commission on Western History since its inception a year ago, has been making an active effort to get in touch with sources of historical material. The collecting of such material is difficult. The following article reprinted from the Alumni Bulletin, shows however, that contributions of items of historical interest should be more readily made when the excellent facilities for their preservation in the new library are considered...
...secondary historians, or autographs of distinguished men. There is sometimes a failure to perceive that an officer's commission in 1750 as a higher value than a printed county history on that period. The Commission, as its name signifies, is interested mainly in getting together material relating to western history, although a vast deal of this material lies in the desks and attics in the "down East" States. The Commission has been very careful to make clear the point that it is not seeking to draw exceptional local material away from those points of which it is more interpretive...