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Phillips Brooks House will be open as usual tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock. During the afternoon, beginning about 3 o'clock, Professor G. H. Palmer will read from George Herbert and Le. R. J. Snyder '08 will sing.
Tea will be served, and books and magazines will be available for use throughout the afternoon. The 1908 committee, of which G. Emerson is chairman, will be in charge.
All men who are to be in Cambridge tomorrow are invited to come to the House for the afternoon.
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