S. N. G. Bailey Unc. L. Awarded Choate Memorial Fellowship

Samuel Norwood Grant Bailey of London, now an unclassified student in the Harvard Law School, has been appointed the first holder of the Joseph Hodges Choate Memorial Fellowship, which was established last spring by the Harvard Club of New York City. The fellowship is the income of a gift of $40,000, established in memory of the late Joseph Choate '52, to be given each year to a British subject, coming from the University of Cambridge to study in any department of Harvard University. The vice-chancellor of the University of Cambridge has the power of appointment.

Mr. Bailey entered Gonville and Cains College, Cambridge, in the autumn of 1913. During his course there he received a large number of honors, including the Chancellor's Gold Medal for exceptional merit in the English law. He graduated in December, 1916, with the degrees of A. B., LL. B., and was given in June, 1917, the Schuldham Plate, as being the most dintinguished bachelor of the year.