Word: elizabeth
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Mills, who died in October, 1921, made his bequest in memory of his wife, for the establishment at the University of the Elizabeth Worcester Mills Fund, the income "to be devoted to the investigation of the origin and cure of cancer". The money will be applied to the support of important research work being carried on for this purpose by the Harvard Cancer Commission in the new John Collins Warren laboratory, opened last spring adjoining the Huntington Memorial Hospital. This bequest is expected to make possible a much more thorough and detailed investigation of the constitutional effects of radiation...
...soon put them at ease. It is a pity that revivals must always be veiled in the odor of sanctity, to be approached only with the deference due to age. Philip Massinger did not write for antiquarians and students of literature. He wrote for the gallants and ladies of Elizabeth, for their drapers and tapsters, their coachmen and chambermaids--and he won them all. He was the Winchell Smith of his age: and there is not a great deal of difference at heart between the bourgeoisie he wrote for and our own. Nor is there much in the passage...
...Marquis de Sauveterre Alexander Hamilton '25 Prince Hubert d'Aretenstein Henri de Castellane '25 Baron de Couvray E. M. Hinkle '23 Vicomte de Drossais Stephen Greene 2nd '24 Patard W. P. Dixon '25 Marquis de Charny R. C. Rogers '23 Helene Miran-Charville Miss Francesca Braggiotti Mme. Flory Miss Elizabeth Beal Mme. Miran-Charville Miss Bertha Braggiotti Jacqueline d'Aretenstein Miss Ruth Thayer Mme. de Valende Miss Margot Amory Marquise d'Erquelins Miss Rosamond Adie Princesse d'Humiege Mrs. John E. Boit Julie Miss Helen Scott Irma Miss Marianna Lowell Ducray Robert Le Guyon Georgie Houzier Rama Braggiotti
...volume, notes of sympathy for bereaved friends, letters of state to men like Walter Hines Page, letters of advice to young men who asked for it. But some of the best are purely personal letters. To "Elizabeth" Lane directed messages which give a slant at the man from a unique angle. We find this hard-headed two-fisted public servant a poet at heart, rising above the prosaic environment he regretted...
...Elizabeth Peabody House: T. D. Blake '25; G. H. Burgess '25, R. L. Daggett '23, G. J. Fertig '25, W. H. Gratwick '25, Ira Morris '25, E. A. Sawin...