Word: lates
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...costumes for the French play which arrived in New York on the Teutonic Saturday, and which have been detained by the customs examiners, reached Cambridge last evening. Their late arrival will necessitate a dress rehearsal this morning before the public dress rehearsal which takes place this evening at seven o'clock in Sanders Theatre, for which many invitations have been sent...
This is the third of the series of four lectures and readings given by the Cantabrigia Club for the benefit of the Radcliffe Scholarship fund. The first it will be remembered was a reading by Anthony Hope, and the second an illustrated lecture by Mr. Louis Fagan, late of the Department of Prints and Drawings in the British Museum. The fourth which will be a reading by John Fox, Jr., '83, will be given early in January...
...number of students attending the Bussey Institution this year is less than it has been for several years, owing to the falling off in interest in landscape gardening. A few men, however, come in even as late as Christmas. A new course is given this year by Mr. Morse on Natural History from an agricultural point of view, and more special attention is being given to Mr. Watson's course in landscape gardening. It shows the value of trees and shrubs for ornamental purposes, and instructs in practical greenhouse work...
...studies, where he received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in 1870. On his return home he taught in Tennessee University. A brilliant paper which he read at the meeting of the American Philological Association in 1871 attracted the attention of several members of this faculty, notably of the late Professor Gurney; and in 1873 he was called to our University as Tutor in Greek. In 1874, however, he became Professor of Ancient Languages in the new University of Cincinnati. From Cincinnati he was invited to Yale University in 1879; and in 1880 he accepted an appointment...
...Cercle has made arrangements with several other prominent French lecturers for lectures during the year. Among these are, Professor G. McClure Harper of Princeton, who will lecture December 15 on "Le Caractere Natural de la poesie lyrique francaise"; Professor A. Chu, late of Harvard, now of Columbia, who will speak January 19 on French Political Life; Professor A. van Dael of M. I. T., who will address the club in February on Maupassant; and Rene Doumic, the well-known critic of the Revue des Deux-Mondes, who will give a series of eight lectures during March on various phases...