Word: kingly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...William Wallace Fenn '84, Dean of the Faculty of Divinity; William E. Huntington, Dean of the School of Theology in Boston University; Rufus Matthew Jones, Professor of Philosophy in Haverford College; John Coleman Adams, D.D., and William L. Worcester, president of the New Church Theological School. They contain the King's Chapel lectures given in Boston in 1915 and 1916, and offer a sympathetic description of the contributions of eight large Protestant denominations to the religious life and thought of New England...
...LaFarge, Whistler's "Sunday at Domberg" and the new Sargent painting entitled "Lake O'Hara," Mr. Bettens has donated to the Fogg Museum an unfinished picture by J. Singleton Copley, 1737-1815, R.A. It is entitled "Monmouth Before James II," and portrays the conspirator at the court of the king refusing to reveal the name of his accomplices...
After the usual practice Team A lined up against Team B for the fourth scrub game of the week. Only one change was made in Team A, McCauley and O'Keefe taking the place of Garritt and Boyd on the pitcher's mound. For Team B Bond, Burrill, Currier, King and Wiswall were new men and Delano, Pratt and Tyler worked out in the pitcher's box for the first time...
...five innings. Wyche starred at the bat, getting two hits for Team A, and these and a double-play by Knowles and Phinney were the only noteworthy features. The lineup follows: TEAM A TEAM B Bond, c. c., Stephens Harrison, Leighton, p. p., Ashley, Delano King, Sears, 1b. 1b., West Abbot, 2b. 2b., McLeod Phinney, Murray, 3b. 3b., Frazer Bothfeld, ss. ss., Cartmell Casey, l.f. l.f., Ellis Wyche, c.f. c.f., Harris Knowles, r.f. r.f., Ward, Currier
Whether Harvard will care to enter into competition with Yale along that line of student activity remains to be seen. There are college men everywhere who make a specialty of wrestling with King Alcohol whenever his majesty offers an opportunity, but their number is comparatively small. It happens, however, that the drunken student usually makes more noise than the sober one, and naturally attracts more attention in public places...