Word: cordially
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...suis, croyez-le bien, tres touche de votre tres cordial accueil en meme temps que j'en suis fort honore, et permettez que je vous felicite de l'idee quivous a conduit a m' exprimer votre sympathie dans ce milieu qui deja m'est familier et sous cette forme que je trouve des plus originales. Savez-vous que yotre fete est des plus reussies! . . . et que beaucoup regretteront de n'avoir pu y assister! . . . Elle me rappelle notamment certaine fete annuelle que nous avons, nous aussi a Paris-ce fameux bal des quatre arts dont vos anciens vous auront transmis...
...group scholars of the University were the guests of the Cambridge Club at a dinner in Young's Hotel. Boston, last evening. This was in accordance with the desire of the club, which is composed of prominent men of the city, to bring Cambridge and the University into more cordial relations. After the dinner, H. M. Williams '85 read the report of the committee which, in conjunction with a Faculty committee, drew up the plans for closer connection between city and University, which were made public last Saturday. In addition to these provisions, three suggestions were made: first, that...
...Religion" before the Graduate Schools' Christian Association in the Parlor of Phillips Brooks House tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. This will be the third of a series of Sunday evening meetings to be held during March for students in the Graduate Schools, to all of whom a cordial welcome is extended...
...Value of Great Literature," before the Graduate Schools' Christian Association in the Parlor of Phillips Brooks House tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. This is the second of a series of Sunday night meetings to be held during March for all students in the Graduate Schools, to whom a cordial invitation is extended...
...threaten Liberal Culture?" Following this a general discussion will be led by Professor H. W. Holmes; W. B. Snow, of Boston; Miss F. E. Leadbetter, of Boston; and Professor W. A. Neilson p.'96. This session will be open to the public. Teachers and school officers are extended a cordial invitation...