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...bust was taken out of the Symphony Hall lobby, set on the stage in the centre of a floral display. Instead of music, speeches were the meat of the afternoon, with the Major's widow, a little old lady of 93, one of the guests on the stage. Professor Bliss Perry of Harvard, the Major's friend & biographer, recalled many an interesting fact: Henry Lee Higginson went only a part of one year to Harvard although he was described by President Hadley of Yale as the "ideal Harvard man." He gave the university Soldiers' Field and the Harvard Union (meeting...
...Crimson H. I. Nicholas Jr. '31, will start off at No. 1. Captain E. T. Gerry '31 at No. 2. and F.S. Nicholas '33 at back. C.N. Bliss '33, who was injured in the recent match with Princeton, will probably be available as a substitute. The Army will be missing Rodgers and Scott, who scored most of the goals for the team that defeated Harvard in the middle of February...
...Nicholas Jr. '31 tied for scoring the honors of the game with six goals each. The brothers Raymond and Leonard Firestone were outstanding for the Tigers the former registering five goals and his brother three. The only mishap of the game came when J. H. Bliss '31 was thrown from his horse, but he received no serious injury...
...summary: HARVARD PRINCETON H. Nicholas, Bliss, No. 1 No. 1, R. Firestone Gerry, No. 2 No. 2, L. Firestone F. Nicholas, back back, Post...
Mary Hay's father was Brig.-General Frank Merrill Caldwell, U. S. A. He was stationed at Fort Bliss, Tex. when she was bom 29 years ago. She was 17, spry and "cute" when she stepped into the chorus of Florenz Ziegfeld's Midnight Frolic. In 1920 she married Cinemactor Richard Barthelmess, and the same year her charm and intelligence got her a part in Mr. Ziegfeld's Sally. The Hayday came in 1923, when she starred in her own show, Mary Jane McKane, and when she and spindleshanked Clifton Webb sang and danced to "Two Little...