Word: barnard
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...management of the Princess Theatre, New York City, offers a prize of $500 for the best one-act play by a student of Harvard, Columbia, the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton, Vassar College, Cornell, Barnard College, Yale, Bryn Mawr College, the U. S. Naval Academy or the U. S. Military Academy. No limitations as to the type of play are imposed, but in making the award those plays which, in the opinion of the committee, conform to the policy of the Princess Theatre to produce plays unique or unusual in theme or treatment, will be most seriously considered. Because a play...
...gift of $1,250 from Alfred T. White, h.'90, for immediate use in the department of Social Ethics; securities amounting to $28,000 from Mrs. J. K. Paine to establish the John Knowles Paine Fellowship in Music; twenty-four thousand dollars from the estate of Mrs. Caroline M. Barnard on account of her residuary bequest; from the estate of Dr. Henry P. Bowditch '61, $4,000 in cash and certain books and instruments, in accordance with the terms of his will; the books and pamphlets from the library of the late Professor Charles Robert Sanger, from Mrs. Sanger...
Graduates of the University residing in Paris have recently organized a Harvard Club in that city. Robert Bacon '80, American Ambassador to France, has been elected honorary president of the club; and Professor William M. Davis '69, chairman, C. Inman Barnard '74, James H. Hyde '98, Henry Davenport '04, and Russell H. Greeley '01 compose the executive committee...
...first pastorate was in Providence, in 1844, where he stayed until 1847, the year of his marriage, when he moved to Lunenburg. Afterwards he had parishes in Harvard, South Natick, and Scituate. In 1865 he was called to the Warren Street Chapel in Boston, succeeding Rev. Charles F. Barnard of the Harvard class of 1828. After eighteen years there he took up duties at the Appleton Street Chapel, giving up his work because of deafness in 1869. He had lived in Dorchester since 1877. In early life he was a friend of Rev. William Ellery Channing...
...Barnard, K. H., chemistry...