Word: entertainingly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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June 18. The class will entertain at luncheon at Phillips Brooks House, the President and Fellows, the Board of Overseers, the members of all the older classes and of the three younger classes in College with the class of 1875, the class secretaries, and others...
...race and breaths were caught as ex-Premier Raymond Poincare stood up and marched across the floor to the tribunal. It was the first time he had faced the Senate since his resignation nearly a year ago (TIME, June 9). He could not, he said, permit the country to entertain the illusion that his administration was responsible for the present financial disorders. He reminded the Senators that loans had been contracted mainly for reconstruction work in the devastated regions, but that at no time did the Government resort to illegal financing. He reminded the Premier that the Expert' (Dawes...
That the sixth International Congress of Philosophy will be held at the University in 1926 has been announced by the Department of Philosophy. In September of that year Harvard will entertain this distinguished gathering, which will be the first important meeting since the war and the first one in which the members will be able to meet, in perfect amity...
...financial conditions in Europe at the present time, particularly among men of letters, many of the scholars who would ordinarily come will be unable to make the trip. For the purpose of aiding such men they hope to raise a fund which will make their journey possible and also entertain them during their stay in America...
...Isabel," first on the program, is an extravagant comedy of Wildean wit, which professes to have no aim or purpose except to entertain. The play opens in the middle of nowhere and rambles through three quite amusing acts, ending in the air. Philip Tonge, taking the part of the husband whose imaginative wife becomes interested in another man, is well qualified for the part, and his portrayal of an absent minded professor was received with much enthusiasm. A long third act is made possible by brilliant dialogue and a comical drunken scene. At the end, the caste of five receives...