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Walter de la Mare will be the speaker at a meeting under the auspices of the Poetry Society and the New England Poetry Club in the Trophy Room of the Union tonight at 8 o'clock. Mr. de la Mare, a poet of the modern English school, has come to America to represent the group of English poets who are to accept the Howland Prize which was awarded posthumously to Rupert Brooke. Being the personal friend of the late soldier-poet, Mr. de la Mare is well qualified to speak in an interesting and authoritative manner on the subject chosen...
Walter de la Mare, a poet of the modern English school, will speak in the Trophy Room of the Union tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Mr. de la Mare has come to America representing a group of English poets who are to accept the Howland Prize posthumously awarded to Rupert Brooke. His talk will be "Rupert Brooke and Magic in Poetry." He was a personal friend of the latter poet and is therefore singularly qualified to speak on this subject...
...what are really the expressions of interested parties appear to come from some impartial and justly indignant member of the onlooking student body by publishing communications anonymously, you will soon create a new state of things entirely. The season's training will be made a real night-mare for the players, and cheering practice by the rest of the University will become as important as the work of the squad. The fun of the game will be spoilt for all. HENRY JAMES...
...Randall collections of engravings in the Fogg Museum are now on exhibition in the table cases, and in cases 19 and 20 on the wall in the print room. Works of the following engravers are shown: Baldini-Batticelli group, Stefano della Bella, Antonio Canal, Albrecht Durer, Hendrik Goltzius, Mare-Antonio, Jean Morin, Rembrandt, Martin Schongauer, J. M. W. Turner, an unknown Italian artist of sixteenth century, and Michael Wolgemut. The exhibition includes also the "Liber Veritatis" of Claude Lorrain, engraved by Richard Earlom; and engravings after Turner, bound in five volumes, with Roger's "Italy" and his poems...
...Years" is thoroughly common-place. The best contributions are the so-called "Burgessettes," which will be appreciated by those who are familiar with the drawings of Gellett Burgess, for they are amusing and well executed imitations. In contrast to these is the over-worked "Freshman's Night-Mare...