Word: hubs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...toto, a fascinating, daring, exotic personage, never pretty, always "smart," a 16th Century Venetian nail in the hub of just-yesterday...
...wild seenes of orgy which had been planned in connection with the coming production of "Jalouse" might have to be postponed until the present demonstration of official prudishness subsided. Now, however, the threatened calamity has been averted. Whatever may be the state of City Hall opinion in the Hub of the Universe, this way-ward spoke will continue its mad career along the primrose path, if not with the open sanction, at least with the tacit consent of its own particular Cato. The tradition of culture and individuality established half a century ago by the Brattle Street illuminati has been...
...other two being of Charles W. Eliot, done in 1907, and the late Henry Lee Higginson, 1903. All three are in Cambridge, and, added to the murals and other works of Sargent in the Public Library and elsewhere in Boston, give this master a preeminent representation at the Hub...
...opening of the third successive World's Series exclusive to New York, came (and not without reason) a wail from Boston. The Boston clubs are to be " investigated." The strength of the great New York teams has come mainly as a result of shrewd marketing at the Hub...
...following officers of the University Band for 1922-23 were elected last evening by the Hub Club at the annual Band banquet at the Union: A. S. Simmons '24, president; M. L. McElroy '23, vice-president; Paul Atkinson '25, business manager; S. S. Nye '24, assistant business manager; T. A. Paterson '24, secretary; T. S. Ruggles '24, treasurer; H. J. Olt '25, librarian. A. S. Simmons '24 was again elected director...