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Work on the new Dudley Memorial Gate has been begun within the last few days. The structure is the gift of the late Miss Caroline Phelps Stokes who bequeathed to her nephew, Mr. I. N. Phelps Stokes, the architect, a sum of money to be expended in erecting at Harvard a memorial to her ancestor, Governor Thomas Dudley of the Massachusetts Bay Colony...
...third production of the 47 Workshop will be given in the Agassiz House at Radcliffe this evening and tomorrow at 8 o'clock when two one-act pieces, "Nothing but Money," and "Court Favor" will be presented. "Nothing but Money" was written by Miss Margaret Champney, a special student at Radcliffe, of Lynnfield Centre, and is one of the two plays between which the MacDowell Fellowship was divided this year. It is a story of quaint New England life...
...unit that the reader may see in perspective and judge. Yet interest centres in that rather than in the critic's reaction. A commendable editorial, a pleasant book notice (hardly review), and Frederick Robinson's reaction on the "New Intoxication" complete the non-fictional prose. The last appears to miss in the phrase "the new intoxication" an implied criticism of all religion that it partakes of a kind of divine phrensy not reconciled to sober reason...
...pieces, "Nothing but Money," by Miss Margaret Champney, a special student in Radcliffe, of Lynnfield Centre, one of the two plays between which the MacDowell Fellowship was divided this year, and "Court Favor," adapted by Mrs. David Kimball from, Oscar Wilde's story, "The Infanta's Birthday," will be produced by the 47 Workshop next Monday and Tuesday evenings, and an actor's night performance will be given on Saturday, March...
...addition contains the office of Professor M. L. Fernald, several rooms for the collection of the New England Botanical Club, a bundle room, and an instrument room. In the spring of 1913 the front portion was rebuilt and raised a story, which now contains the offices of the librarian, Miss Mary A. Day, and rooms for maps and publications...