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Those men who have canvassed the College for the Stillman Infirmary subscription fund are requested to hand in their registration cards at the Bursar's office today...
...Charles W. Rhodes gave a lecture on "Wagner and the Bayreuth Festival," for the benefit of the Radcliffe College Scholarship fund, under the auspices of the Cantabrigia Club last night in Sanders Theatre. She presented a review of the work of the great composer, interpreting the meaning, music and scenes from the operas, and emphasized especially the metaphysical purpose which dominates the Wagner plays. Mr. Adolph Glose gave illustrations on the piano from the themes and motifs of the operas, and the stereopticon was used to illustrate the principal characters and scenes...
...Before any student decides not to send his registration card to the Bursar's office, would it not be well for him to consider the possibility of illness in his own case, or, if good fortune keep him well, the help his four dollars will be toward the general fund for the care of those poor fellows who do get ill; and further, the possibility that he as a member of the student body, may owe it to Mr. Stillman to show his appreciation of the generous purpose of the Infirmary? M. H. BAILEY...
...Charles W. Rhodes of Chicago will deliver a lecture on "Wagner and the Bayreuth Festival" for the benefit of the Radcliffe College Scholarship fund under the auspices of the Cantabrigia Club at 8 o'clock this evening in Sanders Theatre. The lecture will include a short analysis of the operas "Parsifal," "Tannhauser," "Lohengrin," "The Ring of the Niebelung," and "Die Meistersinger." Mr. Adolph Glose of New York will assist Mrs. Rhodes with a few illustrations from the themes and motifs of "Seigfried," "Gotterdamerung," "Walkure," and "Rheingold." The stereopticon will be used to illustrate the principal characters and scenes...
Radcliffe College Scholarship Fund. Lecture. Wagner and the Bayreuth Festival (with musical and stereopticon illustrations). Mrs. Charles W. Rhodes, of Chicago. Sanders Theatre, 8 p. m. Tickets with reserved seats, at seventy-five cents each, for sale at Sever's bookstore. See the Notes for further description of this lecture...