Word: matthew
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Those invited to be honorary pallbearers are Dr. Charles J. White '90, Dr. Herman T. Baldwin '91, Quincy A. Shaw '91, Matthew Luce '91, Judge James H. Morton '91, of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, Samuel D. Parker '88, Theodore G. Bremer '92, and Charles B. Barnes...
President Conant could not be reached, but Matthew Luce '91, Regent of the University, when approached on the subject refused to give his approval for the meeting, saying that the cadets were the guests of Harvard and that he could not give his sanction to what might constitute an offense to the visitors. He offered his full approval if the meeting were held at 9 o'clock. The Liberal Club, however, has already voted to hold the meeting at the stated time regardless of the approval or disapproval of University authorities, "inasmuch as the demonstration is a matter of principle...
...after the Army game. Mrs. Delmar Leighton heads a list of twelve patronesses which includes Mrs. James B. Conant and Mrs. Gaspar G. Bacon. The other patronesses who have consented to attend are Mrs. Zabdiel Adams, Mrs. Trowbridge Calloway, Mrs. Leslie Cutler, Mrs. Leslie Friedman, Mrs. Herbert Jacques, Mrs. Matthew Luce, Mrs. Max L. Talbet, Mrs. Henry B. Prout, and Mrs. Edward L. Young...
...Matthew B. Brady, the distinguished photographer of the Civil War period, is the subject of a curious psychograph by the prolific Charles Flato. More arresting than the psychograph itself is a series of admirable, prints from Brady's portfolio; one of them, a study of General Burnside standing by his camp tent, gives a convincing argument for Daguerre's metallic art as an instrument of high irony. Brady is far less self conscious as an artist than the usual photographic contributors to this magazine, and the clearness of his tones, achieved without the sacrifice of beauty, is surprising...
...English gardener who landscaped Haverford's trim campus So years ago introduced cricket, still the favorite spring sport. Haverford calls freshmen "Rhinies" (as does Lawrenceville School). An annual custom is dressing in odd costumes for the last Ethics lecture of the year by Professor Rufus Matthew Jones, Haverford's most respected and oldest active teacher, 'Quaker theologian and member of the Laymen's Foreign Missions Inquiry. The costume custom was nearly abandoned when a student appeared on a Kiddie Kar in long woolen underwear as Lady Godiva. Among Haverford's younger teachers are Leslie Hotson...