Word: popularly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Though slight in plot, "A Single Man" very easily takes rank with the best of Mr. Drew's "drawing-room plays"--a form of entertainment in which he has long held first place on our stage and which promises to remain popular so long as Mr. Drew finds parts to his liking. Without him Mr. Davies's comedy could hope for little; with him, and a carefully selected cast, it is highly amusing and altogether worth while. In the supporting company are Miss Mary Boland, Miss Thais Lawton, late of the New Theatre company, and Miss Carrol McComas...
Since Mr. Wilson's resignation over a year ago, Dr. Hibben has been the candidate most favored by Princeton alumni for the presidency and is very popular with the undergraduates. When at college he was president and valedictorian of his class in his senior year, and since his graduation has taken great interest in all undergraduate activities...
...women to take up the fight for their political rights. Hence, at the opening of this century, the first woman's political organization in England was formed to organize the suffrage movement and to take some definite action in behalf of its cause. At the same time a popular demand for some social reform had sprung up in England chiefly owing to the women's increasing influence in politics. The Liberal party at that time realizing that this influence might be used for their own ends, brought women into actual politics by organizing a political league for women...
...order to meet a popular demand for less expensive service at the dining room of the Union, a special a la carte service has been arranged for lunch and dinner. Beginning with lunch today meals will be served under this system in the main dining room during the regular hours. The menu will be changed daily and will consist of the best possible food for the moderate prices charged. It is expected that many men who did not find it convenient to eat at the Union under the other system will take advantage of this new arrangement. Table d'hote...
Professor Lanson, who is exchange professor at Columbia from the French Universities during the first half-year, is delivering the Lowell Institute lectures in Boston this winter. He is widely known through his popular book on "L'Histoire de la Litterature Francaise," the first edition of which was published about 20 years ago. Today he will speak not only on literary topics, but on matters of general interest in contemporary France as he sees them...