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The white china mug, formerly in the hands of the Lowell House crew, and ceded to Dunster as a token of the latter eight's victory over the bell boys this fall, has been refused by the Dunster House authorities as unsuited for that house and returned to Lowell House, it was learned yesterday.
This unique trophy, a white china mug of generous size, first appeared last spring in the Lowell House common room, with an accompanying message to the effect that the unknown donors wished thereby to commemorate the undefeated season of the Lowell House oarsmen, who had nosed out five different crews during the spring season. Given as a perpetual trophy of the Dunster-Lowell race, the gleaming bowl has remained in the possession of Lowell
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