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...full personnel and respective positions of the committee are as follows: Chairman, Edwin Sibley Webster of Chestnut Hill; treasurer, Henry Pratt Upham Harris of New York City; assistant treasurer, Bertram Kimball Little of Salem; Harvard Union, Sheridan Logan of St. Joseph, Mo.; music, Warwick Potter Scott of Lansdowne, Pa.; patronesses, Henry Sturgis Morgan of New York, N. Y.; invitations, Joseph Sill Clark Jr. of Chestnut Hill, Pa.; furniture, Donald Fairfax Bush Jr. of New York City...
Albert Francis Birch 2E.S. of Chevy Chase, Md., Price Greenleaf; William Brown 3E.S. of Chelsea, Bowditch; Murray Campbell Jr. 1E.S. of N. Syracuse, N. Y., Harvard Club of Maryland; Ralph Emerson Crane 3E.S. of Warwick, William Reed; Louis Bertram Curtis 3E.S. of Rutherford, N. J., Bowditch; Paul Beecher Flanders 4E.S. of Concord, N. H., Hilton; Julius Leonard Glick 4E.S. of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Joseph Eveleth; Joseph Lambert Haas 3E.S. of Framingham, Parmenter; Francis William Hennessey 1E.S. of Walpole, Charles Sumner; Vsevolod Nicholas Krivobok gr.E.S. of Poltava, Russia, Hennen Jennings; Bruce Hudson McCurdy 3E.S. of Cambridge, Parmenter; Joseph Michelman 3E.S...
...meeting of the Dramatic Club held in the Union last night, John Mason Brown '23, of Louisville, Ky., was elected president; Bertram Kimball Little '23, of Salem, vice-president; William Merrill Tucker '23, of Manchester, secretary; and Howard Phillips '23, of Orlando, Fla., treasurer. Joseph Freeman Lincoln '23, of New York City, and William Howells Wells '23, of Mountclair, N. J., were elected to the executive committee...
...recent meeting of the Harvard Law Review Association, the following officers were elected for the coming year: Chairman, Bertram Francis Willcox of Ithaca, N. Y.; Treasurer, George Garey Barclay of New York, N. Y., a former president of the CRIMSON; Note Editor Ethan Davidson Alyea of Clifton, N. J.; Case Editor, Robert Morris Benjamin of New York, N. Y.; Book Review Editor, Sidney Post Simpson of Galesburg. III. Each year the Law Review officers are chosen from men having highest scholarship rating in the second-year class...
...forebodings about the future, but there are times when such thoughts are thrust forcibly upon us. The present case in point is the possibility of a fire in the Yard--a possibility suggested by the frequency of smaller blazes in Cambridge since last fall, especially those in Claverly and Bertram Halls. Fortunately no great damage has yet been done, nor any lives endangered. But could the same be said if a fire were to break out in Sever or in Harvard...