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...Thomas Hart Fisher '18, of Chicago, Ill., Allen Williams Clark '18, of Boston, to the Editorial Department; of George Abbott Brownell '19, of New York, N. Y., James Scott Baker '19, of Washington, D. C., Randall Nelson Durfee, Jr., '19, of Fall River, John Hammond '19, of Chicago, Ill., Brayton Fuller Wilson '20, of Cambridge, to the News Department; and of Edward Armitage Hill '19, of Bronxville, N. Y., Robert Alexander Cunningham '19, of Newton, William Wallace Rowe '20, of Cincinnati, Ohio, to the Business Department...
HARVARD 1920 UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Whitney, l.e. r.e., Elgin Woods, l.t. r.t., Pennock Thorndike, l.g. r.g., Brayton Aspinwall, c. c., Wilkins Brocker, r.g. l.g., Moore Hadley, r.t. l.t., Dodge (capt.) Litchefild, r.e. l.e., Boyd Johnson, q. q., Jones Church (capt.), l.h.b. r.h.b., Roof Hobbs, r.h.b. l.h.b., Fish Horween, f.b. f.b., Webb...
...Fogg Art Museum has recently secured over twenty fine engravings for its print collection, by gift and by purchase at the sale of the collection of the late General Brayton Ives, of New York. These new acquisitions are now on exhibition in the Print Room in the Museum...
...Brace Chittenden '15, of Brooken, N. Y., manager; Robert Walston Scubb '15, of St. Louis, Mo.; Donald Fisher Fenn '15, of Cambridge; Robert Stone Grinnell '15, of New York, N. Y.; John Coleman Jennings '15, of Washington, D. C., captain; John Morrow Jennings '16, of New York, N. Y.; Brayton Nichols '15, of Worcester; Richard Hordon Morris, Jr., '17, of Milwaukee, Wis.; Francis Grover Cleveland O'Neill '16, of St. Louis, Mo.; Oliver Garrison Ricketson, Jr., '16, of Fernandina, Fla.; Walter Winsor Weld '16, of Chestnut Hill; and Frederic Burnham Withington '15, of Honolulu, Hawaii...
...Otis Skinner does the part of Hajj, played abroad by Mr. Oscar Asche, and Miss. Rita Jolivet that of the beggar's daughter Marriah originated by Miss Lily Brayton. It is difficult to suppose that either character could have been better portrayed in the first production than in the present. Mr. Skinner is particularly fitted through long and thorough training to give, as indeed he does, a living Hajj, the Beggar. The staging of the play evidently offered many very difficult problems but these have been met skilfully and effectively; especially is this the case in the scene...