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President and Mrs. Lowell were the guests of Myron T. Herrick, the United States ambassador. They also visited the home of Fernald Baldensterger, the newly appointed French exchange professor to Harvard. A series of dinners were given in President Lowell's honor by James H. Hyde, director of the University of Paris, the Harvard Club, and the Franco-American Committee, at which Premier Barthou and other members of the cabinet and distinguished scholars of France were present...
...ceremonies will be opened with a few remarks by Profesor A. C. Coolidge '87, of the History Department, Director of the University library. These will be followed by the actual laying of the connerstone by Mrs. Widener. The Hon. Joseph Francis Swayze '76, president of the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Massachusetts, will deliver the address, and the exercises will close with the singing of "Fair Harvard" led by a chorus selected form the College Choir and the Glee Club. This chorus will also sing at other times during the ceremony...
...cornerstone of the new Harry Elikins Widener Memorial Library will be laid on the morning of Phi Beta kappa Day, June 16, at 11 o'clock. President Lowell will preside. Professor Coolidge of the History Department, Director of the University Library, will make a few remarks and an address will be delivered by Hon. Joseph Francis Swayze, President of the Phi Beta kappa Society of Massachusetts...
...Tropical Medicine which sailed from New York some time ago will return about the middle of September. The party, now on the way to Guayaquil, Ecuador, is composed of the following men: Dr. R. P. Strong, Professor of Tropical Medicine; Dr. E. E. Tyzzer, Assistant Professor of Pathology and Director of the Harvard Cancer Commission; and Mr. C. T. Brues, Instructor in Economic Entomology...
Professor T. N. Carver's appointment as director of the "Rural Organization Service," a new division of the Department of Agriculture, is an advance in his career as an economist. He has studied carefully and made extensive investigations into rural conditions, both here and abroad, with especial view to the scientific betterment of agricultural methods; and no one is better fitted to take up the difficult task of organizing our rural communities along the lines of greatest economic efficiency. Professor Carver will now have ample opportunity to apply and test the theories which he has formulated as a result...