The Washington herald., 1917-12-21

lately that they would hardly recog-
nize the former peacefully situated
tract. Now the campus and all sur
rounding territory is pitched with
tents, and Mr.. Henning related how
on his last trip he had been stopped
on the campus tennis court by a
sentry with a menacing gun.
Officers OF the club are: President,
George n. Hehning, 81; vice presi-
dents. Mennen Jennings; IT; Freder-
ick w. Dallinger. '93: Harvey w. WI
ley. 70; Edwind W. Spalding, s.: Sec
rotary. John w. Davidge. 'o2; treas
ure. Pickering Dodge, ~.
One OF the most famous Of all Har-
ward baseball teams was represented
at the dinner by Samuel E. Winslow,
IS. That year Harvard diamond war
loss. Gaping the season when Har-
wards crimson floated above the blue
Of its old rival Yale.
Walter r. Tuckerman, '03, was chair.
man Of the dinner committee. He
came to Washington in 1885, and after
his course at Harvard graduated ir
1907 from George Washington Univer,
sity Law School here and is q trus.
Il NCo Vi Nildt IhStiNulOIip 0Iu 81. JUN
Orphan Asylum. He Is chairman of q
Red Cross branch chapter and Is Q di.
| rector Of the Metropolitan National
Bank.
Another Of the men who are mile
stones in Harvard history, who at.
tended the dinner. was Rev. James Nc.
Bride Sterrett, 70. DR.. Sterrett was
granted the first earned degree Of A.
M. given by Harvard. Degrees had
been given before that time, but his
was the first earned A. N. of Harvard
Those present were:
Comfort A. Adams, Mai. Millikan, F.
G. Diffen, d. T. Ackerly 'O4, n. N. Ar
rowsmith. John c. p. Bartholf rs, VIM.
De Ford Beal IL, Alfred Bettman "a
Lewis H. Bevier II. W. BigIow '0S, En-
sign Fordyce T. Blake IL. Walter NJ
Boyden '16. Horace Bowker '9S, Wells
Blanchard '16. f. @. Bracket 80, Cam
eron Bradley '04, Lathrop Brown %,
H. H. Bundy. Homer d. Burck IL, g.
p. Capen 90. Kenneth @. Carpenter 'os
w. r. Castle 90, Eugene T. Chamber
lain '7S, Fred X. B. Champ, r, H.
Chatficld IL, Austin H. Clark 90, Brig.
Gen. Emilio Guglielmotti, Herbert l.
Clark 81, r. w. Clark q, Percy H
Clark go. Richard Cobb "a, Charles 8.
Collier II. W. d. Collins 'e5, James b.
Conant IA. E. p. Costigan '9S, Richard
Crane ~ Z. p. Currier 90, John W.
Cutter 90. Fred w. Dailinger go, J. W.
Davidge 20, Preston Davie '04. Living.
ston Davis 'o4, r. T. Davis IA, Franci.
w. Dean 10. Lieut.. VIM. J. Dean "a
F. A. Delano IS, Edmund v. Dexter
81, E. Merrick Dodd. jr., 10. p. Dodge
70, H. G. Doyle II, Capt. Carroll Dun
ham 10, Chester A. Durham II. Robert
r. Duncan II, d. A. Dupee ~
Howard Elliott 81 Guy Emerson %
Frederic A. Eusds OF. Edward NJ
Evarts 90, Frederic E. Harrington "a
F. A. Fernal6 80, Mansfield Ferry 90
Martin T. Fisher 10, Clement R. Ford
Capt. c. r. Hickox, J. A. Ford, War
rem W. Foster 80, Hon. Thos. Sterling,
r. p. Freeman 81. Capt Sidney A.
Friede IL, Herbert A. Fuedlish rs
Horace w. Frost IA, W. A. Frost '01
A. w. McCurdy, T. rockingham. jr.,
u. Capt. B. A. s. Fuller 90, Howard s.
Pans '92, Raynor NJ. Gardiner '09, G.
Peabody Gardner 10, Capt. Charles M
Gay 'sS, e. H. Goodwin 's5, John Lord
O'Brian '9e. Arthur r. Gottbold, Ward
Brown, John H. Gray 81, Lieut., Hor.
ace Green '0S, Melvin Green 90. Mai
Allen Greenwood SO, Joseph c. Grew
'e2, George Gund 20, Capt. J. c. Fisher
Sidney Gum 'o4 W. H. Haines. Asaph
Hall 80, Psrcival Hall. 80, John w.
Haliowell OF, Robert Hallowell 10
Joseph r. Hamlin 'o4, w. p. Hartman
'04. Lieut.. Arthur s. Harris II. Leland
F. Harrison 'G. Leonard Hatch '05, D.
L Hazard IS, Lieut.. David Head 'o4
John B. Henderson 81. Geo. N. Hen.
ming "a, Christian A. Herter rs,
Charles Z. Hill. Joseph A. Hill SIS, A.
N. Holcombe '06, ]. W. Holcombe rs,
Lewis L. Hooper SO. r. Hornblower Il,
r. +. Howe "a, II. v. Hubbard 81.
Charles v. INLAY 'oS. Barton Jacobs.
Hennen Jennings n, Edward r. John
ston OF, Rush c. Butler 'O5, George
Franklin 'o5, George 8. KAHN Is, A.
J. Gordon Kane n, Thos. c. Keedy
'15, Perry II. Keeney 90. Russell H.
Kettell IA Julius Klein Is, Theo Koch
80, Stony N. Ladd "a, Thos. 8. Lee 81.