Williams College - Gulielmensian Yearbook (Williamstown, MA)

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Nassau County, N., Y. George F. Hurd, '03, 455 Exchange Pl., New York, N. Y. . New York lil. Dilnon Bird, '96 ...... Merrill N. Gates, '11, 49 Wzill St., New York, N. Y. ' Philadelphia hvllliillll M. Canby, '91 ...... Alexander M. Swain, '09, 4-24 Land Title Bldg., Pliilaulelplnia., P' Pittsburgh Harold A. Nolner, '06 ...... Carl lil. Glock, '14, 1712 Oliver Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsfield Joseph E. Peirson, '83 ..... Carl B. Gale, '06, 100 North St., Pittsfield, Mass. . Rochester Rev. Evan II. lVIartin, '72 ...... Ralph M. Cole, '05, 517 Cutler Bldg., Rochester, N. Y. . Scranton Harry G. Dunham, '85, 1533 Wfyoniing Ave., Scranton, Pa. Seattle Stephen B. li. Penrose, '85 ...... Samuel B. Stocking, '07, 2703 N. Lawrence St., 'l'2lC'0lllll., 1Vash. . E Schenectady Lawrence A. Hawkins, '97 ..... Irving M. Day, '16, 116 Avenue B., Schenectady, N. Y. . Springfield Edward I-I. Mzrrsli, '91 . . . '. . John D. Shuart, '18, 355 Pine St., Springfield, Mzrss. A St. Louis Cevedra D. Blake, '97 ..... Jack B. Johnstone, '15, 4517 Olive St., St. Louis Syracuse Michael E. Driscoll, '77 ..... Clarence E. West, '03, 327 Jaspar St., Syracuse, N. Y. Worcester W. Il. Sawyer, Jr., '08 ...... John WV. Lasell, '20, 83 Hill St., Wliitinsville, Mass. 31 1'rc.vi1lc11l Prcsizlcrll Srzcrciary I 'rcszfflcnl Secretary I'rcrsi1l1fnt Sccrclwy l'rvsiflcnt Sccrctflry Pr0sirlw1t Sccrcta ry l'r'v.v1'rlc1lA l'rc.wTflm1t Sccrvlury 1'1'c.w'1lc11l Secretary I'I'08l'1llIIIll S ccrnlary I 'r'a.s'i1l ent Secretary P'rc.s-Mant Sccrcfafry l'rcxfirlwzt Secretary

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Alumni Associations 1922-1923 Albany and Troy Sydney 'l'. Jones, '99 ...... Allston Headley, '14-, Q55 State St., Albany, N. Y. . ' Boston Il. Grant Person, '91 ...... Henry W. Dwigllt, '18, Q0 Prescott St., Camliridge, Mass. Annual Banquet, March Q, 1993 1 Buffalo Marc YV. Comstock, '88 ...... S. Nl. ltlicllael, '13, 625 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. . 1Vlid-winter Banquet, February 1'7tl1 Chicago 1V1orton 11. Eddy, '03 ....... Charles II. Matz, '18, 800 W. Adams St., Chicago, 1ll. . Mid-winter Banquet, l4'elmruary '7tl1 Cincinnati James 1V. Bullock, '81 ....... Samuel Tlioinpson, '08, 1Woiko Milling Co., Cincinnati, 0. Cleveland 1'aul NI. Rhea, '99 ...... 'Ralph King, '21, 185 Colonial Arcade, Cleveland, O. Columbus Francis R. Rising, '14 ...... James G. Durfee, '04, 179Q E. Long St., Columbus, 0. Denver Dudley W. Strickland, '96, 608-15 Symes Bldg., Denver, Col. . Detroit William R. Stocking, Jr., '05 ,.... II. L. Pierson, Jr., '18, 1,366 Antietam St., Detroit, Miceli. Fall River Dr. Augustus W. Buck, '88 ...... Francis 0. Lathrop, '01, QQ9 Belmont St., Fall River, Maiss. Los Angeles Elmer A. Green, 'OQ . ..... . . E. Richmond Ware, '13, 616 Security Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. . Minneapolis G. Barnard Clifford, Jr., '18 ....... VValter B. Johnson, '14-, 2405 Bryant Ave., S., Milineapolis, Milln. 30 l 1'l3.S'liIIUIll Secretary l'ra.w'rlcnt S ccrctu ry l'1'z:.v1'rlzf11l Se1:rcNl ry I'rcs1frla11t Secretary 1'rc.w71lm1t SCCI'6fllI lj 1'l'l!S1'lll5Ill Sccrcla ry .l'rcsirlm1,t Secretary I'l'cs1frlw1l l'r'c.v'i1lc'l1,l Secretary Prcsirlcnt Secretary lJ7'0S'i1lU'Ilt Secrclury Prcsiclent Secretary

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The New York Reunion lllll ninth Annual lVIid-VVinter Dinner of Williams Alumni was held K 'X mf! in New York at the VValdorf-Astoria Hotel, on the evening of by Winthrop Clarey '07, to the class of 1869, which had seven out of ten living., members present. The cup has been awarded to this same class for P111 - 4 February Q. The cup for attendance at the dinner was presented i 'Tri' 'Gr ' ly- the past two years. Contrary to the custom of former dinners, only one speaker appeared on the program. Dr. Garfield gave an informative address concerning the opening of the new library and its value to the College, the new dormitory which will be completed by next fall, the Freshman dining hall proposition, and the site which has been tentatively selected for the new gymnasium. On the conclusion of the President's remarks, a burlesque was presented by various of the Alumni. Dr. Meiklejohn, Charles Evans Hughes, George Rudnick, and other leading lights in educational, diplomatic, and commercial fields, received their due share of publicity. It is rumored that the actors were pro- tected by barbed-wire entanglements, and no casualties were reported at the conclusion of the Passion Play. We append the cast of characters, together with a list of those whom the courts hold responsible for the production:- 32