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510 CORNELL ALUMNI NEWS
Philadelphia. He still lives at 315 Yale
Avenue, Swarthmore, Pa.
'14 BS, '15 MF—William J. McCarthy
resigned from the United States Forest
Service early in the spring of 1922, and is
now with the Bureau of Engineering, Department
of Public Works, New York. He
lives at 4761 Richardson Avenue, New
York.
'14 BS—Captain Edward A. Everitt is
with the loth Cavalry at Fort Huachuca,
Arizona.
'14 ME—A son, Arthur Bowman, was
born on June 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
B. Starr of Detroit.
'15 AB—Mr. and Mrs. Percy O. Eisenbeis
announce the birth of their son,
Henry Harrison, on April 13. Their address
is 5572 Waterman Avenue, St. Louis.
'15 ME—Alfred L. Boegehold is with
the General Motors Research Corporation,
Dayton, Ohio.
'15 ME—John R. Davis is superintendent
of the U. S. Gipsum Company, Blue
Rapids, Kansas.
'15 AB; '15 BS—A son, Marvin Webber
Morrison, was born on June 25 to Mr. and
Mrs. Henry W. Morrison (Eugene F.
Webber '15), 80 Park Avenue, Rutherford,
N. J.
'15 BS—Kenneth W. Hume is a member
of the firm of Richards, Pell and Hume,
brokers, 15 Broad Street, New York.
'15 BS—Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard
Kevin, of Brooklyn, have announced the
engagement of their, daughter, Dorothy
Evelyn, to Gerald R. McDermott '15,
of Brooklyn. Miss Kevin is a graduate of
St. Angela's Hill, Brooklyn.
Ί6 AB—Miss Marion W. Gushee Ί6
was married on June 28 to Russell C.
Gourley, a graduate of Swarthmore College
and the University of Pennsylvania
Law School. They will make their home
in Philadelphia, where Mr. Gourley will
continue the practice of law. Mrs. Gourley
has been teacher of science in the South
Philadelphia High School for Girls for
the past two years.
; ι6 BS—Francis T. Hunter Ί6 was
runner-up in the British national tennis
chapionship at Wimbledon. In the ffnal
round he lost to William T. Johnston.
Ί6, '17 BS—Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J.
Webber announce the marriage of their
daughter, Fera Ellen Webber Ί6, to
Sherwood William Shear on June 16 at
Berkeley, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Shear are
at home at 2316 LeConte Avenue, Berkeley.
Ί6 AB—Dr. Daniel C. Darrow Ί6 was
married on June 16 to Louise de Schweinitz,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul de
Schweinitz of Bethlehem, Pa. During
the coming year, Dr. Darrow will be assistant
resident pediatrician at the Boston
City Hospital. His present address is 716
Eighth Street, South, Fargo, N. Dak.
Ί6 AB, '22 PhD—Herbert A. Wichelns
will move in the fall from New York University
to the University of Pittsburgh,
where he will be assistant professor of
public speaking.
Ί6 ME—Yolanda Maria Annexy, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Annexy,
Jr., of Mayaguez, P. R., died recently at
the age of one and a half years. Annexy is
spending some time in this country and
expects to visit Ithaca.
Ί6—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sturges of
Elmhurst, 111., announce the birth of their
son, Frank Sturges III, on July 27.
'17-18 Grad; Ί8 BS—A son, George
Robert, was born on July 28 to Mr. and
Mrs. Martin C. Hughes (Rebecca Worster
Ί8), i Lufbery Avenue, New Brunswick,
N. J.
'17 AB—Tracy B. Augur won first prize
of $250 in an essay contest conducted
recently by Frank Backus Williams, a
New York State lawyer. His subject was
"The Laws and Regulations Relating to
Platting of Land in the United States as
Affecting the Desirability of Lots for
Dwelling Purposes." Graduates of the
Harvard Law School and the Harvard
School of Landscape Architecture, of
which Augur is a graduate, contested for
the prize. Mr. Williams will use the prizewinning
essay as a supplement to his
book on "The Law of City Planning and
Zoning."
'17 PhD—Hans H. Dalaker has been
promoted from associate professor to professor
of mathematics in the L τ niversity
of Minnesota.
•17 BS—Harold J. Evans spoke before
the Garden Club of Pleasantville, N. Y.,
on June n, on "Insect Control."
'17 BS—Carrie J. King '17, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George S. King of Ithaca,
and Charles L. Voss of Zeeland, Mich.,
were married on June 28 at the home of
the bride, the ceremony being performed
under an arch of daisies on the lawn. Mr.
and Mrs. Voss will make their home in
Grand Rapids, Mich.
'17 ME—Harold G. Meissner is still in
the New York office of the Illinois Stoker
Company, 141 Broadway, as district representative.
His residence address is 1087
Sanford Avenue, Irvington, N. J.
'17 CE—Mrs. Albert C. F. Grimm announces
the marriage of her daughter, Elsa
Brandon, to Charles H. Bunn, Jr., '17 on
July 14 at the Hotel Majestic, New York.
'17, '20 AB—Charles A. Warner is geologist
and district manager for the Houston
Oil Company of Texas, in charge of all
work and operations in Oklahoma and
Kansas. He lives at 307 Beauclair Apartments,
Okmulgee, Okla.
'17 AB; '19 AB—In the July issue of
the ALUMNI NEWS, page 494, it was stated
that J. Maxwell Pringle '17 had left The
New York Globe, the statement having
been based upon information received from
the Globe. We have lately been advised
that this is incorrect. J. Maxwell Pringle
is with Dresser and Escher, investments,
115 Broadway, New York. Henry F.
Pringle '19, who was formerly with the
Globe, joined the staff of The New York
Morning World when the Globe was merged
with the Sun two months ago. Other
Cornellians on the staff of the World are
Peter Vischer '19 and Francis J. Sullivan
'14.
Ί8 PhD—Miss Cora L. Friedline has
been promoted to an associate professorship
in psychology at Randolph-Macon
Woman's College, Lynchburg, Va.
Ί8, '20 BS—A son, Alfred Volodia, was
born on May 12 to Mr. and Mrs. James J.
Perley, 960 Edgecliffe Drive, Los Angeles,
California.
Ί8—Morris Walter Reynolds Ί8 and
Lucille Adams were married at the Little
Church Around the Corner on July 21.
The bride has been the ingenue of the
Boston Stock Company at the St. James
Theatre in Boston since the company was
established.
Ί8—John S. Shanly received the degree
of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture in
June from the Alaska Agricultural College
and School of Mines, the first graduate of
Alaska's first institute of higher learning.
Shanly left the University at the end of
his junior year to enter the service, and
went to Alaska soon after receiving his
discharge, entering the College when it
opened last fall.
Ί8, '20 AB, '22 LLB—Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph B. Channell of Malone, N. Y., announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Doris Munger, to William H. Farnham Ί8
of Buffalo, on July 14. Farnham is
practicing law in Buffalo; he and his bride
are living at 1001 Lafayette Avenue.
Ί8 BS—Louis D. Samuels has opened
an office for the general practice of public
accounting at I West Thirty-fourth Street,
Ne\v York. He lives at 42 South Seventh
Avenue, Mount Vernon.
Ί8 AB—Joseph M. Donlon of Utica,
New York, has announced the engagement
of his daughter, Joanna Margaret
Donlon Ί8, to James Cantine Huntington,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F.
Huntington of Utica. The wedding is to
take place on September 15. Huntington
is vice-president of the Sherman Sales
Company, Inc., of Utica, dealers in Paige
and Jewett cars and White motor trucks.
Ί8, '20 ME—Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.
Bryant of Niagara Falls, N. Y., announce
the birth of their second child, a daughter,
on June 26. She has been named Caroline
Beth. They live at 2437 Cleveland Avenue
;
ι8, '19 AB—A son, Robert Irving, was
born on July i to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H.
Ward (Lucibel I. Downs '19), 453 North
Grove Street, East Orange, N. J.
Ί8 LLB—Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Schwartz announce the birth of their son,
David Colvin, on July 4. Their residence
address is 951 Brooks Lane, Baltimore.