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...Harvard Anthropological Society. Snake Dance of the Moki Indians. (Lantern Illustrations). Dr. F. Russell. Lecture Room of the Fogg Museum...
...meeting of the Camera Club last night, Mr. Chester A. Stiles spoke on the manufacture of velox paper. A set of lantern slides was shown illustrating the principles by which pictures should be selected for exhibition. Professor Norton's talk, which was to have been given last night, was postponed until next Wednesday. Seventy-six pictures have already been entered for the coming exhibition, which will probably be more extensive than that of last year. Awards at the exhibition will be made only to members of the club, but other members of the University may enter pictures for exhibition...
...convention. He took as his theme the necessity of the present hurrying and unfinished age to study and imitate the repose and refinement of ancient civilization. Among other papers by Harvard men was one by Professor W. W. Goodwin on "The Hero Physician," which was illustrated with lantern slides. Professor F. W. Putnam spoke on "Ancient Pueblos of the Chaco Canon," Mr. G. H. Chase on "Terra Cottas from the Argive Heraeum," and Mr. C. P. Bowditch on "Central American Archaeology." The last named presided over the Thursday session. A significant fact was shown by the statement of Dr. Talcott...
...arranging an unusually interesting series of lectures and exhibitions to be given at intervals during the winter. At its regular bi-monthly meetings, there will be addresses by prominent camera artists from the various photographic clubs in and around Cambridge and Boston. At several of the meetings, this fall, lantern-side exhibitions will be given. During the coming weak, the club expects to hold a meeting, open to all members of the University who are interested in photography...
...Newton Professor of Classical Archxology and Art in the University of Oxford, who gave three lectures on Greek Archxology in the Fogg Lecture Room during the first part of April, spoke last evening in Harvard 1, on the "Dates of Greek Coins." His lecture, which was illustrated with lantern slides, was necessarily detailed, but brought out the fact that coins are of inestimable value in illustrating and verifying history and in showing the customs and art of a people...