Word: leightons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Sever 11 Comp. Literature 35 Sever 30 Comp. Philology 1 Sever 18 Economics A Mr. Bigelow, O, Y New Lect. Hall Dr. Chamberlin, C New Lect. Hall Mr. deChazeau, K, T. New Lect. Hall Mr. Crane, J, R New Lect. Hall Mr. Johnson, G, S New Lect. Hall Mr. Leighton, B, E New Lect. Hall Mr. Parsons, W, BB Memorial Hall Mr. Ratzlaff, L, U Harvard 6 Mr. Shoemaker, A, P Memorial Hall Mr. Stratton, Q, Z Harvard 6 Mr. Taylor, D, F Harvard 2 Mr. Wernette, I, V Memorial Hall Mr. White, M, X Memorial Hall Mr. Winslow...
...fall tennis singles tournament has now progressed to the semi-finals in the lower half. Leighton Brewer 3G who was seeded number two has reached the semi-finals in that division. He will meet the winner of the match between J. H. Appleton '29 and R. A. Gilman '31 to see who gains the final round...
Director from officers of Harvard: Delmar Leighton...
Next to the family of French, the family of Johansen has added most distinction to the exhibitions in the old Casino. Painter John Christen Johansen came first to Stockbridge to visit his good friend Walter Leighton Clark. Enchanted, he remained to colonize, paint. Great and friendly is the rivalry between Painter Johansen and Painter Jean MacLane. Both rank with the foremost U. S. portrait painters, whose canvasses are held bargains...
Into the breach jumped Colonist Walter Leighton Clark. A comparative newcomer to Stockbridge, Colonist Clark had been a businessman. Not until he was over 50 did he begin to paint. Last week, his portrait of beautiful Louise Osborne, herself a musician and a Stockbridge colonist, was judged among the best. In 1923, his growing interest in art led him to found the Grand Central Art Galleries in the Manhattan railroad station. He wished to offer ambitious U. S. artists an opportunity to exhibit their work without sending it abroad...