Word: cordially
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Professor Henri Hauser spoke of the growing friendship between France and America, and told of his own cordial reception at the University. A humorous speech by Dean Greenough, suggesting a number of improvements for the College, completed the preliminary speeches...
...Matin, says: " I have discussed the matter with the President of the Republic and with the Premier and there is not a word of truth in these alleged dissensions. I can, on the contrary, give the fullest assurance that between the two chiefs of the State there exists cordial and sincere collaboration, now as at all times...
...Rhodes scholarships, intended to develop cordial relations among the English-speaking nations of the world, left their task half accomplished. Americans have poured across the sea to Oxford and the association with Englishmen in their own country has been profitable. But the feeble trickle of Englishmen to American universities has prevented the thorough understanding which Rhodes intended. "Reciprocity", in this case, is necessary, and the stimulation has been provided. Each year the Davison scholarships will support one student from Oxford and one for Cambridge at Harvard, Yale and Princeton; in all six men. As with the Rhodes scholarships, general fitness...
...Singers. The organization gave two or three memorable seasons of light opera in New York, including most of the Gilbert and Sullivan works. For some reason the New York appearances were discontinued, not for any lack of popular support, apparently. Hinshaw is a splendid sort of person, a big, cordial fellow, who, raised on a farm, fell in love with music in his boyhood through the medium of a cornet, and who admits that, through all his years of distinguished success, he has never lost his early flame for the little keyed trumpet...
...venture of the Dramatic Club in making this trip has occasioned much interest in New York dramatic circles, and many prominent men connected with theatrical work have given it their cordial approval. Among these are Mr. Winthrop Ames '95, Mr. Lewis Beach '13, Mr. R. C. Benchley '12, Mr. Heywood Broun, Mr. Owen Davis, Mr. R. E. Jones '10, Mr. Kenneth Macgowan '11, Mr. Percy MacKaye '97. Mr. Eugene O'Neill, Mr. Hubert Osborne, Mr. H. T. Parker, Mr. Edward Sheldon '07, Mr. Lee Simonson '09, and Mr. Maurice Wertheim...