Word: cabots
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Harvard School of Business Administration, Professor Philip Cabot, 57, teaches incipient timocrats the devious financial ways of public utilities companies. His brother, Dr. Richard Clarke Cabot, four years older, is a professor at the Harvard Medical School. Philip's twin, Dr. Hugh, taught at the Harvard Medical School from 1910 to 1918. In 1919 he became Professor of Surgery at the University of Michigan, was made the school's Dean two years later...
Revered William M. Duvall, a young man, graduate of Boston University Theological School, who has taken courses in the Department of Social Ethics at Harvard under Dr. Richard C. Cabot and others, is pastor of the Trinity Community Methodist Episcopal Church in the slum district of East Cambridge. His church is, in effect, a settlement house to which he brings all races and religious. He wrote a personal letter to President Lowell expressing his astonishment that Harvard, with its traditions, should have treated Mrs. Emma Trafton (who lives in a dark, dreary tenement directly in the rear of Mr. Duvall...
...wintering at Oyster Bay, L. I. His eight children, of whom three have died, grew up in the West while Artist Brush was painting Indians. They learned to pose before they learned to read and received little formal schooling. His four girls are now married; one to a Cabot, one to a Coates, one to a Bowditch, one to Inventor Winslow Pierce...
Shaw saves the second act with his usual entertaining conversation and a minimum of preaching. The Doolittle pere, played by the enthusiastic Mr. Dudley Digges, is a thoroughly adequate disciple of the "undeserving" poor, while Higgins and Colonel Pickering in the persons of Messrs. Cabot and Waram stand by in due admiration for the Shavian doctrines the jubilantly impecunious father of Eliza propounds...
...much longer and more disinterested view of basic problems was taken by Henry Cabot Lodge, grandson of the late great Senator from Massachusetts, in an article "Our Failure in the Philippines" in the January Harpers. An experienced newsgatherer, Grandson Lodge last year toured the world. In the Philippines, he says, he had a shock...