Word: benefits
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...astounding how much the term "benefit concert" will do towards keeping away an audience from even really cod artists presenting an intelligent program. It is hard to understand how there should have been such a meagre audience at the concert of Albert Spalding and Edith Mason in behalf of the Radcliffe Endowment Fund last evening Symphony Hall...
...Lodge '25, president of the Cercle, announced yesterday that the performances would not be given for the benefit of the American Committee for Devastated France, as last year, but for the Bhiems Memorial Hospital...
...Harvard faculty. And last year a further advance was made when negotiations were completed between the Harvard Committee and a similar organization, the London-Cambridge Economic Service, conducted by members of the Universities of Cambridge and London. Once a month reports are transmitted between the two bureaus for the benefit of the subscribers on each side of the Atlantic...
...fall, that squad rarely includes many light candidates, so that all men who would be eligible for this branch of rowing can come out in the fall, making it more possible to form a fairly definite University 150-pound eight early in the year and give this combination the benefit of working together for a longer time than usual...
Symphony Hall,--Friday evening at 8.00. Albert Spalding, greatest of American violinists, and Edith Mason, soprano of the Chicago Opera Company, in a program, as yet unannounced, for the benefit of the Radcliffe Endowment Fund...