THE LATCH-STRING OUT

Phillips Brooks House, outside of its many activities, has always taken the part of a benevolent information bureau in the eyes of the newcomer to Harvard. When uncertain as to his whereabouts, needing advice, or hunting textbooks or furniture, the solution of his problem has been found in Brooks House.

But tonight, in addition, Brooks House assumes the role of host and toastmaster, welcomes all new members of the University, and introduces to them the various undergraduate activities. Tonight at Brooks House will be an evening well spent.