Word: organisms
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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There are no apprentices, limitors, or pardoners today and no "Christmas boxes". But there are Red Cross Seals, the Salvation Army, and the old woman organ grinder sitting on the sidewalk. These may be left to Santa Claus by any one who believes in him, but only men on the Dean's list can afford six months of bad luck...
...organ recital will be held this evening at 5 o'clock in St. John's Memorial Chapel of the Cambridge Episcopal Theological School. Mr. A. Vincent Bennett, the chapel organist, will play Franck's "Pastorale" and Boellmann's "Toeeata". At 5.30 o'clock there will be an address by the Reverend Professor Samuel McComb. All members of the University have been invited...
...publication, "The Gad-fly", in your columns of recent date, and I wish to take this means to advise you not only of my heartiest approval of the project but also of that of the Society of Liberalism, which I represent here in Boston. It is time that some organ of independent, thought be brought into the focus of undergraduate attention, for without such an organ we shall be ignorant, totally Ignorant, of this ever-changing state of society in which we dwell. "Moreover, such a journal will inject new life into the University point of view, thus bringing...
...second of a series of organ recitals, open to the public, will be given at 5 o'clock this afternoon in Appleton Chapel by Mr. R. C. Robinson, organist of the Central Congregational Church of Boston. The program of the recital will be as follows: Maestoso--Allegro (Second Symphony) Vierne Invocation and Prayer. Londonderry Air Arr. by Sanders Toccata in D minor (Doric) Bach Silhouette Dvorak Scherzetto Vierne Fantasia in E-flat Saint-Saens "The Enchanted Forest" Stoughton Valuations on an Ancient Christmas Carol Dethier
There will be an organ recital this afternoon at 5.30 o'clock at St. John's Memorial Chapel of the Episcopal Theological School. The recital, which is open to the public, will be followed by choral evening prayer and an address by the Reverend Theodore Ludlow...