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Following an address at 1.30 o'clock by F. C. Southworth '87, President of Meadville Theological School, Chicago Illinois, on "Rammohun Roy, A Pioneer in the Field of Comparative Religion," there will be an Alumni luncheon in Farrar Room. Andover Hall, at 1 o'clock. Two addresses will be given in Andover Chapel in the afternoon, the first at 2.30 o'clock on "The Sociological Interpretation of Holy Scripture" by Mr. Lewis Wallis. Secretary of the Joseph Fels Foundation; and the second at 3.30 o'clock on "America's Contribution to Religion," by R. C. Brooks, professor of Religion...
Tomorrow there will be an alumni meeting at 10.30 o'clock and President F. C. Southworth, of Meadville Theological School, Chicago, will deliver an address on "Rammohun Roy, a Pioneer in the Field of Comparative Religion." An alumni luncheon will be served in the Farrar Room at 1 o'clock. Professor R. C. Brooks, Professor of Religion in Pomona College, Claremont, California, and Lewis Wallis, secretary of the Joseph Fels Foundation, will make addresses in the afternoon...
Commentators observed that no matter what the nature of the new building may turn out to be, it will resemble all other U. S. legations to the extent of having for its telegraphic and cable address the code word "Amlegation." Citizens of the U. S. who rove abroad would do well to remember also that in capitals where the U. S. is represented by an Ambassador his address is "Amembassy," plus, of course, the name of the city where the Embassy is located...
...Arthur Stanley Pease, 'President of Amherst, opened the afternoon session with an address of welcome. The meeting was conducted in the manner of the League sessions at Geneva, with voting by countries and speeches in several different tongues, translated by interpreters
Following the Symphony Hall meeting, A. M. Barnhart 1G, president of the Harvard Democratic Club, called an informal meeting of students present at the address to plan for an intercollegiate convention to take place late in May. Twenty-one colleges will be invited to participate. Barnhart appointed an executive committee consisting of representatives of Harvard, Radcliffe, Wellesley, Boston University, Smith, Amherst and Vassar. Barnhart, besides being the Harvard representative, is chairman of this committee, of which Miss Gloria Allen of Smith is Secretary...