Word: caste
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...cast as finally arranged, follows: Rouletabille, Y. Buhler, Unc. Larsan, R. H. Bassett '20 Robert Darzac, P. K. Fisher '20 M. Stangerson, F. C. deWolf '18 Sainclair, I. G. Williams '20 M. de Marquet, P. V. Donovan '18 Le Pere Jacques, P. Ayme-Martin, 1L Arthur Rance, C. L. Larrabee '19 La Souris, G. Baker '20 Maleine, J. B. Fenno '21 L'Avocat, J. B. Fenno '21 Bernier, H. Teplow '20 Un Huissier, H. Teplow '20 Brigadier, M. Cowley '19 Le president des Assises, N. Thayer '21 Mathilde, Margaret Carver, 1918 Edith Rance, Marian Graves, 1918 La Mere Bernier, Mary...
...librarian a tie vote was cast for Joseph Warren Galligan, Unc., of Roxbury, and John Francis Keane, Jr., '21, of Bridgeport, Conn. This will be decided at the next meeting of the club scheduled for early...
...Hearth Fire," a comedy in four acts, written by Miss Rita Creighton Smith, a student in English 47, will be presented for the first time tonight. Professor Baker will take part in the production, playing a minor role. The cast follows: Mrs. Harmon, Miss Vianna Knowlton, 1917 Her Children: Caroline Lord, Miss Frederica Gilbert, 1914 John Harmon, W. Butterfield Uc. Philip Harmon, H. H. Clark Eleanor Woodbridge, Miss Edith Noyes Gerald Lord, J. T. C. McNamara '20 Anne Lord, Miss Constance Flood, 1916 Cynthia Woodbridge (Eleanor's daughter), Miss Agnes Johnston Ashton Delafield (John's stepson), J. L. Hotson...
Only 165 votes were cast, as compared with 276 at the first Senior election held on February 8 under the same conditions. Of these approximately 15 percent were thrown out because they lacked the voter's signature. Only 35 members of the class voted at the election in Cambridge Tuesday. The analysis of votes follows: SECRETARY. F. E. Parker, 60 P. M. Cabot, 37 L. K. Moorehead, 27 CLASS COMMITTEE. D. M. Little, 114 D. L. Richardson, 87 A. S. Francis, 47 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE. W. H. Wheeler, 120 M. Wiggin, 120 T. C. Thacher, 116 M. A. Hawkins...
...been decided that the production would be justified if the proceeds were devoted to some form of war relief and the expenses of the performance were curtailed as much as possible. In pursuance with this policy no salaried coach will be employed, as in former years, to train the cast. No definite arrangements for the presentation of the play have been made as yet, but it is understood that at least two performances will be given, one in Cambridge, probably at Agassiz House, Radcliffe, and the other in Boston...