Word: paget
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...reaching more upperclassmen and getting more intensive and skilled with the new system," said Mary Guest Paget, Director of the Program Dance, and Recreation. Even though attendance for some sports has she added, there is more time for new offerings, and consequently over-anticipation has increased...
...Marquess of Anglesey (428 pp; Morrow; $7.50). A debonair portrait of one of the great 19th century soldier-aristocrats by his admiring great-great-grandson, the present marquess. Henry William Paget, Lord Anglesey, spent 20 years in the House of Commons without making a single speech. He had much more to say to the ladies, among them the beautiful Duchess of Rutland, a widow twelve years his senior. Annoyed one night that he was separated from the duchess, Paget set fire to some gunpowder in the house where she was sleeping. In the tumult that followed, he managed to whisk...
...Harvard Lampoon, a local humor magazine, has elected Michael K. Firth '63, of Adams House and Paget, Bermuda as its President for 1962-63. Christopher B. Cerf '63, of Dunster House and Mount Kisco, N.Y., was named Ibis...
...Lampoon announced yesterday the following officers for 1961: president, Sean M. Winter '62, of Lowell House and Forest Hills, N.Y.; Ibis, Michael K. Frith '63, of Adams House and Paget, Bermuda; Narthex, Robert D. Sweeney, Jr. '62, of Lowell House and Washington, D.C.; treasurer, J. Warren Young '61, of Leverett House and Orange Park, Fla.; secretary, Marshall Field V '63, of Adams House and Chicago...
Died. Dorothy Wyndham Paget, 54, onetime British debutante who gave up sports-car racing for horse breeding, in her lifetime spent close to $10 million (from a horsecar and trolley fortune inherited from her grandfather William C. Whitney, Secretary of the Navy in Grover Cleveland's Cabinet), saddled the winners of 1,532 races, including the peerless Golden Miller, winner of the Grand National in 1934; of a heart attack; in Chalfont St. Giles, England...