Word: loved
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Fraternity in Brattle Hall last spring are to be repeated for the benefit of the Woman's Charity Club Hospital, in Union Hall, Boston, Friday evening, March 17 and Saturday afternoon, March 18. The plays to be presented are "Dream Faces," a one-act sketch, and "The Warpath of Love," a three-act comedy adapted by Charles E. Cook '93. The casts will include Ernest P. Jose '93, David D. Wells '93, Walter C. Douglas '93, Charles E. Cook '93, H. C. Wellman '94, John F. Twombly '94, Franklin A. Dorman '94, William F. Lee '94. Seats may be obtained...
...stupid uneducated girl, and has therefore made up his mind to appear so coarse and ill-bred himself, that the grandparents will send him home. On becoming acquainted with Agnes, von Fink finds her to his surprise, a very charming girl, and he at once falls in love with her. The two get on very well together until Silberling arrives at Buchenan, intending also to sue for the hand of fair Agnes - he has heard that she is to receive a large dowry. Silberling brings some letters, among them one for Agnes, from a friend, who encloses a letter written...
...last three stories of the number, "Lanty with the Left Hand," "Miss Harris's Love Affair," and Catharine" are excellent. The last of these by G. C. Christian is the best thing in the number; it is a simple little love story, and every one can sympathize with the hero. It is very well written and makes us wish that the Advocate would publish more of the author's work...
...Miss Harris's Love Affair" by P. L. Atherton, though not much of a story, is entertaining, and is well told. "Lanty with the Left Hand" by Townsend Walsh is very clever. As a whole this number Is far the best that has been published this year...
When a man of fifty looks back over the period of which I am speaking, he sees the great importance of this life; the importance of selecting a good wife. Do this with deliberation not with haste; never marry for anything except love. To marry for money is the most idiotic thing...