Word: mosses
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Leventritt '35, F. C. Lowell ocC., M. F. McKesson '34, F. D. Moore '35, H. J. Moss 1G., E. L. Olsson 1G., J. H. Packard '34, Knight Prophett 1G., J. C. Ransmeier '33, Lawrence Rasmussen 1G., E. H. Rigg '34, R. L. Riley '33, E. J. Rogers '34, H. W. Rubin '35, R. D. Sard...
...Here are Gothic and Romanesque sculptures, collected with the aid of George Grey Barnard. Nearby are box bushes, ancient and costly, brought from Virginia. Mrs. Bratenahl plans the planting, often gets donations from ladies who are pleased with her suggestions: such as that a $5 gift be spent for moss at the base of an old cross. A sculpture from the time of Charlemagne is surrounded by plants listed in an old herbarium of the period. Most famed plant at Washington Cathedral is the Glastonbury Thorn, grown from a cutting from the British one which is supposed to have grown...
Porto Rico is a land of mountains, of palms, and banana trees, of tropical storms and tropical beauty. The moss-grown walls of Morro Castle rise out of a wine dark sea at the entrance to San Juan harbor. Through the harbor mouth, by the great Spanish fort, to the land of romance beyond, the land of ebony-haired Spanish girls with flashing eyes, the land of Ponce de Leon and the Conquistadores, the Vagabond goes until the doors of Sever open again. Or, it may be, for a little longer...
Last week Mrs. Hoover left the President alone in the White House and went South. Traveling by train to Charleston, S. C. with a few friends, she there inspected the famed Trumbull portrait of Washington in the City Hall. Then she motored out over dirt roads bordered with Spanish moss to see the Magnolia and Middleton Place Gardens, lush and lovely in early Southern spring. Back in Charleston the First Lady boarded the Department of Commerce's inspection boat Sequoia to cruise Florida waters. Mrs. Hoover's journey was saddened when she learned that Mrs. Howard E. Coffin...
Written by Moss Hart and directed by George S. Kaufman, two genuinely funny men who collaborated on Once In A Lifetime, Face the Music's showmanlike libretto spares few phases of the contemporary metropolitan scene its breathless lampooning...