Today brings around the thirtieth anniversary of the Phillips Brooks House which for so long has held a position of esteem and appreciation. Throughout its history the organization has ever given aid to outsiders and established pleasant contacts with hundreds of people who might otherwise have been beyond the reach of the University. By continual and impartial action it has brought together numbers of persons in the cause of human welfare, irrespective of class and faith. Within the hospitable doors of the organization foreign students have found the friends and acquaintances which they need.

Phillips Brooks House for thirty years has fulfilled the purpose for which it was built and has perpetuated the principles of the man for whom it was named.