Word: chapels
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Oswald's ancestors was Lord Mayor of London. In 1920 Lord Curzon obtained from George V for his daughter's wedding the loan of the Chapel Royal at St. James's Palace, London...
...nuptials came not only Their Britannic Majesties, but also King Albert and Queen Elisabeth of the Belgians, she arriving by air from Brussels. Just four years after the smartest bride & groom in England left the altar of the Chapel Royal, he entered the House of Commons as a Laborite (i. e., a Socialist). Five years later she did the same (TIME...
...Many a collegian recollects similar sweepstakes: on length of sermons in chapel, on combinations of hymn numbers, etc., etc. Yale students in the undergraduate architecture course given by genial, pudgy, goateed Dean Everett Victor Meeks of the Yale School of Fine Arts once made use of his predilection for the expression tour de force (feat of strength) by getting up pools on its daily occurrence in his lectures...
...Reverend Mr. Norman Burdett Nash, Robert Paine Professor of Christian Social Ethics, Episcopal Theological School, will conduct the services in Appleton Chapel at 8,45 o'clock this morning...
...knows what else, were suggested. Remembering the intention of arson with which the contemplation of Memorial Hall, finished in the early '70s, inspired Charles Eliot Norton, it was natural that many Cantabrigians should be doubtful and willing to wait. The exceptionally bleak, forbidding, and almost illegal ugliness of Appleton Chapel, where there are prayers and Sunday services for such as choose to go to them, must have guided the discussions toward the substitution of a humane Georgian building sympathetic with the older and the newer architecture--except the unforgivingly alien Widener Library. Appleton Chapel, on the palette of memory...