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~ class boy, son of T. H. Claypool of
exas. He murmured a few nothings,
thereby breaking the silence of ages,
and was followed by Loewi, who voci-
ferated on the subject of Strenuousity
applied to all kinds of things. This
speech was the limit, and after this the
oratory became promiscuous. The
“same” continued to a few A.M. Noth-
ing doing.
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Ninety-Nine Smoker.
An informal smoker was held Satur-
day evening, April 7, at Heublein’s, by
the members of the Class. of Ninety-
Nine, who live in New Haven. Those
present were: J. S. Cameron, Jr., L. P.
Fuller, A. S. Gale, J. L. Gilson, C. E.
Jolin; Cad. Larksl dei Nichols C&D.
Stephanove, H. B. Teller, R. G. Van
Name, C. P. Wagner, E. Watrous, and
D. R. Hooker.
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YALE NOTICES.
[Class and Association Secretaries are invited to
contribute to this column.]
Requests for Yale Information.
The WEEKLY has been requested to
call attention to the fact that Mr. Stokes,
the Secretary of the University, will not
take up his residence in New Haven
until Commencement time. Graduates
and others wishing catalogues, or in-
formation, are therefore advised to ad-
dress communications to the “Secre-
tary of the University” and not to Mr.
Stokes by name. In this way letters can
be opened at the office without forward-
ing to Cambridge, and prompt replies
secured.
New York Concert and Dance.
The Yale Glee, Banjo and Mandolin
Clubs will give a concert for the benefit
of the University Crew at the Waldorf
Astoria on the the evening of Wednes-
day, April 25, 1900, at 8.15. o'clock,
after which there will be a reception
and dance from 10.30 to 12.30.
Persons desiring tickets may secure
them by applying either personally or
by letter to Mr. J. Frederick Eagle,
Yale Club, 17 East 26th Street, New
York.
Orchestra chairs $2.00.
Second tier boxes, with seats for six
persons $15.00. 7
Ninety-One Dinner.
A dinner of the Class of Ninety-One
will be held at the Yale Club, Wednes-
day, Apt 18, 1000,..at. 7 yr. mM. The
price of the tickets will be $3.00, which
will cover all expenses. Remittances
should be made by cheque, payable to
the order of the Yale Club, and sent
to the Ninety-One Dinner. Committee,
a Madison Square, North, New York
ity.
Ninety-Seven, Scientific.
There will be a reunion of those
members of the Class of Ninety-Seven,
Scientific, who are in or near New York
at the Yale Club, 17 Madison Square,
North, on Friday, April 27, at seven
o'clock. Price of dinner will be two
dollars, which please remit to Marcus
Goodbody, 39 Broad Street. A reply is
requested by April 24, as arrangements
have to be made for the dinner.
Marcus Gooppopy,
F, B. CLELAND,
R. S. KiILpourne.
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YALE OBITUARIES.
REV. JOHN WOODBRIDGE BIRCHMORE, "46.
Rev. John Woodbridge ‘Birchmore,
46, died at his home in North Cam-
bridge, Mass., Wednesday, March 21,
1QOO.
Mr. Birchmore was born February 14,
1822, at Charlestown, Mass., where his
father was a surgeon in the United
States Navy Yard. He fitted at An-
dover and after receiving his degree at
Yale, spent two years teaching in Vir-
ginia. He then studied for the minis-
try and was ordained a deacon by
Bishop Brownell, of Connecticut, at
Middletown, his first work being that
of a missionary in Millville, Mass. He
has had charge of numerous parishes in
the New England States since that time,
Since 1893 he has been an assistant in
ag James’ Church, North Cambridge,
ass.
WILLIAM HENRY FERRY, ’68.
William Henry Ferry, ’68, was struck
by a train at Lake Forest, Ill., Sunday,
March 4, and instantly killed. He had
been spending the day in Lake Forest,
and, returning to Chicago, accidentally
stepped in front of an express train.
Mr. Ferry was born in Utica, N. Y.,
May 15, 1845. After graduation from
Yale he began the study of law, but
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