Word: concertant
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Henry Wilson Hardy '22 of Cambridge, Mass., was declared the winner of the twenty-fourth annual debate for the Pasteur Medal held last evening in the John Knowles Paine Concert Hall of the Music Building. The subject was "Resolved, that the Army Program of France as proposed at the Conference on Limitation of Armaments is justifiable". Henry Jacob Friendly '23 of Elmira, N. Y. received honerable mention. Professor I. L. Winter '86 presided and the judges were Professor J. T. Murray '99 and Dr. G. H. Maynadier '89 of the English department and Mr. Eugene Raiche of the French department...
...annual debate for the Pasteur medal will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the John Knowles Paine Concert Hall of the Music Building, on the subject "Resolved, that the Army Program, of France as proposed at the Conference on Limitation of Armaments is justifiable". The speakers, chosen previously in a preliminary contest, will be B. H. Kuhns '22, P. R. Harmel '23, H. W. Hardy '22, Henry Friendly '23, S. A. Rosenblatt '22, and E. D. Hutchinson '22. The medal will be awarded to the winner and honorable mention given the second man. Members of the French...
...clock this evening in the John Knowles Paine Concert Hall of the Music Building, Mr. Arthur Whiting will give the third concert in this year's series of expositions of chamber music. Mr. Whiting, at the pianoforte, will be assisted by Mr. John Barclay, baritone. Officers and students of the University will be admitted free of charge; tickets for the general public, admitting to the balcony, can be purchased at $1.00 each at Amee Brothers' Bookstore...
...succeeding concerts of the series will be given on the evenings of Wednesday, March 22, and Wednesday, April 5. The program for this evening's concert follows...
Besides the assistance of Miss Hempel the program will include other novel and special numbers of unusual interest. "O Gladsome Light" which was recently composed especially for the Club, will have its first presentation at the concert this evening, while another attractive feature," Choeur des Chameliers," will be sung for the first time. These pieces, with Miss Hempel's selection, "Far O'er the Bay", in which she will be assisted by the Glee Club, will be the principal numbers on the program. A few tickets for the performance are on hand and may be secured at the box office...