Word: hughe
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...chairmen named are: editorial chairman, William E. Huenekens; business chairman, John D. Andrews; art chairman, Irving Michelman; and photographic chairman, Hugh L. Macnell...
Over 300 books and pamphlets relating to the "South Sea Bubble" of the years following 1710, have been given to the Business School. They constitute the collection of the late Hugh Bancroft '97, who died in 1932, and were presented by Mrs. Bancroft in accordance with the wishes of her husband, although no specific bequest was contained in the will...
...senescence. So old is "modernism," in fact, that its first master died eleven years ago. Last week his first biography was in the hands of students and a few others interested in the life and works of Louis Henry Sullivan. A professor of art and archeology at Dartmouth, Hugh Morrison, author of Louis Sullivan,* was naturally more interested in Sullivan's work than his life. As it happened, both were equally full of tragedy, triumph and despair. Son of an Irish dancing master, Louis Sullivan, at 16, was a student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology...
Charles A. Meyer and Hugh Maeneil were responsible for the decorations, and Clifford W. Wilson and Charles D. Dyer, 3rd deserve the credit for procuring the orchestra...
Playing skirts on a bagpipe that has been in the Carnegie family for 40 years, sporting kilts and the black, green and plum Carnegie tartan, barrel-chested Hugh Grant arrived in Manhattan to take part in the 100th anniversary of Andrew Carnegie's birth. Since 1921 Scot Grant has been official bagpiper at the Carnegies' Skibo Castle, has mounted the battlements every summer morning at 7:45 sharp to pipe Johnnie Cope, Are Ye Awakin'? Given time to pose for cameramen, to announce in a thick brogue, "Yes, I met Mr. Carnegie when he used to give...