Word: eliot
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...pictures, and will continue open today and tomorrow. The first and second prizes for a whole exhibit, a gold and a silver medal, have been awarded to F. R. Frapie 1G. and F. Bonnett, Jr., 3G., respectively. Honorable mention is granted to the following photographs: "Sand Dunes," H. W. Eliot '02; "Beside the Saco," G. L. Getchell 3G.; "Sunset on the Atlantic," T. M. Fisher '05; "At Long Range," M. D. Miller 1M.; "Lake Sunapee in Winter," H. S. Welsh '04; "Mont Orgueil," G. O. Carpenter '02; "In Holland," H. P. Williams '02; "A Pyramid," Mr. W. C. Lane; "Lonesome...
...started for Cambridge. After a short stop at the Cambridge City Hall where Mayor McNamee welcomed the Prince to Cambridge, the party proceeded to Memorial Hall, arriving there at 1.40, only ten minutes behind the scheduled time. At the entrance of the Hall the Prince was met by President Eliot, the Fellows and Overseers...
After a short greeting the Prince was escorted into Sanders Theatre. At his entrance the audience arose and remained standing and applauding until he had bowed and taken his seat on the platform at the right of President Eliot. On the platform were seated the members of the Faculties, the invited guests and the Prince's suite. After the escorting party had taken their assigned seats, the President read the address of welcome in which he formally conferred upon the Prince the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws...
President Eliot said, in conferring the degree of LL.D. upon the Prince that twice in the history of the University has a special academic session been held to do honor to the President of the United States; but never before had this democratic University been called together to do honor to a foreign prince. "Weighty reasons have determined such unprecedented action on the part of this society of scholars...
...President during his speech remained sitting, but arose when he conferred the degree. The Prince then also arose and remained standing until the President had finished. After this ceremony the Prince, President Eliot and the royal suite marched slowly from the Hall...