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Married. Miss Camilla Lippincott, daughter of Joshua Bertram Lippincott, late Philadelphia publisher, to Gerald H. Selous, British consul at Casablanca, Morocco; in Paris. The best man was Col. James A. Logan, American observer with the Reparation Commission. Present were Myron T. Herrick, U. S. Ambassador to France; Henry P. Fletcher, U. S. Ambassador to Italy; Baron Avezzana, Italian Ambassdor to France...
There will be an informal luncheon in Bertram Hall, Shepard Street, at 1 o'clock for the delegates, governing boards, and guests. In the afternoon the Radcliffe hockey team will play Wheaton. From 4 until 6 o'clock the Associates and the Council of Radcliffe will give a reception to the invited guests at Agassiz House in honor of Miss Comstock...
...liberal arts, announced yesterday the election of seven of the ten highest ranking students from the Senior class in the Engineering School to the society. The men elected were: George Hay Bascom 4E.S. of Sparkill, N. Y., Robert Brandt 4E.S. of Jamaica Plain, Richard Jenney 4E.S. of Stony Brook, Bertram Wellman 4E.S. of Springfield and Charles Reimar Wohrman 4E.S. of Sarremaa Esthonia...
...Shubert, statements have appeared in the Shubert theatre programs regarding the Evening Post. Upon further investigation the Messrs. Shubert have withdrawn these statements, as they found them to be unwarranted." Dignified-eh? Next fall old London will have a chance to see the cowboys 'n wild Indians. Captain Bertram Mills, owner of Olympia Circus there and a well-known whip, witnessed the first American rodeo of the year in Wichita, Kans., and was so impressed by the show possibilities of bulldogging, lariat-throwing, bucking bronchos, etc., that he intends to stage a real American rodeo at Olympia Circus...
Some Melancholy Mishaps In After-the-War Tolerance The Story. What story there is, is tucked away in inconspicuous corners of the book so as not to hamper the author in developing his real theme-post-war Europe. Bertram Pollard is one of those unusually effective majors in the War who find themselves correspondingly unequipped for earning a living after it. Pollard is married to Joyce, patrician to the tips of her fine fingers. But he has other demands on his sympathy-he is half-Irish, one brother-in-law is an Irish revolutionary, later caught and executed, another...