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...James J. Storrow '85, and Mrs. Storrow will give a reception to the scholars of distinction this evening at 8 o'clock, at 417 Beacon street, Boston. One hundred scholars have been invited, including all of the first group and those of the second group down to those whose names begin with the letter D. Last year the reception to the scholars of the first group was given by Judge W. C. Loring '72 and Mrs. Loring...
...students of the Department of Architecture are to give this year, for the first time, a musical farce in three acts, entitled "The Mummy and the Lulu-Bird." The book and lyrics are by J. F. Hudnut '10, who will act as stage manager, and the music is by R. K. Fletcher '08. The manager is S. F. Kimball...
...Copeland will give the fifth of his series of short readings from English masterpieces in Emerson D at 3.30 o'clock this afternoon. The reading will again be from "Hamlet," and is open to all members of the University. The reading next week will be from the English Bible...
Professor D. G. Loyn h.'01, director of the American School of Archaeology in Jerusalem during 1906-07, will give the second of his series of five illustrated lectures on Palestine in the lecture room of the Fogg Museum this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. His subject will be "Southern Palestine" and he will describe a trip through the wildest part of the country along the West shore of the Dead Sea to the mountain of rock salt, and an expedition to Beer Sheba through the country of the Philistines and nomadic Bedouins...
Professor David G. Lyon '01 will give the first of his series of five illustrated lectures, based on his residence in Palestine during 1906-07, in the Semitic Museum this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. His subject will be "Jerusalem." The remaining dates and subjects are as follows: March 23, "Southern Palestine"; March 26, "Central and Northern Palestine"; March 30, "Recent Excavations"; April 2, "Samaria and the Samaritan Passover." These lectures will be open to the public...