Word: baker
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Harvard Monthly records that "people who came curious or indifferent, went away impressed and thoughtful. The Club has made a remarkable beginning in its chosen work . . . it cannot but prosper." The fears of whether the play would be too serious or too specialized were unwarranted. Directed by Professor Baker, assisted by Radcliffe girls, and with a specially written overture by Philip G. Clapp, played by the Pierian Sodality, "The Promised Land," far from making a bad start, gave promise of a brilliant future. It was indeed a spectacle, a genuine success...
...several years, Harvard men have played successfully in this tournament. The second bowl, put up for competition in 1924, has been won at least once by M. P. Baker '22, T. E. Jansen Jr. '26, and G. H. Perkins...
Patrons and patronesses attending the dance include: Professor and Mrs. R. J. Baker, Professor and Mrs. E. M. Dodd, Professor and Mrs. Sheldon Glueck, Professor and Mrs. Livingston Hall, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Holiday, Professor and Mrs. M. O. Hudson, Professor and Mrs. J. M. Landis, Professor and Mrs. W. N. Leach, Professor and Mrs. Calvert Magruder, Professor and Mrs. W. A. Seavey, Professor and Mrs. S. P. Simpson, Professor and Mrs. J. B. Thayer, Professor and Mrs. E. S. Thurston, Professor and Mrs. S. B. Warner, and Professor Samuel Williston...
...Woodworth '24, Introductory Prayer, J. H. Ropes '89, Hollis Professor of Divinity; Introductory Address, President Lowell; Judge Cabot and Radcliffe, Bernice Veasey Brown, Dean of Radcliffe College; Burgin String Quartet; Judge Cabot and Harvard, Allston Burr '89; Burgin String Quartet; Judge Cabot's Work with Juvenile Court and Judge Baker's Foundation, Dr. J. S. Plant of Newark, New Jersey, the Benediction, and an Organ Postulude...
...snarl and a sneer that represented the discontent of a thousand others, and the lines and hollows that only starvation can leave distorted their features. They hardly knew where they were going, yet they dreamt that each painful step they took would bring them nearer to food, to the Baker and the Baker's wife...