Word: raymonds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Markoe Scholarship, founded in 1903, by Mrs. John Markoe, was awarded to Milton Elkin of Mattapan. The Charles Downer Scholarship, established in 1927 by the bequest of Charles Downer '89, was awarded to Robert William Raymond, of Albany, New York. The Warren H. Cudworth Scholarship, founded in 1884, by Mrs. C. M. Barnard, was awarded to Joseph Share, of Salem. The Stoughton Scholarship, founded in 1701, by Lieutenant Governor William Stoughton, of the Class of 1650, was awarded to William Jerome Callaghan, of Dorchester...
Featured by a speech by President Conant and by several outside entertainers, the annual Freshman Smoker will be held tonight in the dining room of the Union, at 8 o'clock. The committee, headed by Garrow T. Geer, has acquired the services of Raymond Pike, a juggler, George Watts, a negro comedian and dancer, and Lewis Mora, a magician, who will furnish the entertainment...
...Justice, promptly removed good Friend Hurlaux who struck an attitude and attempted to swallow poison. He was rushed to a hospital where he signed a statement swearing that he had never accepted a single sou from handsome Alex. Lawyers for Stavisky's principal agent, Secretary Gilbert Romanigno, are Raymond Hubert, one of the smartest pleaders in Paris, and a M. Pinganaud. Paris papers have hinted for weeks that both know more about the case than anyone in the city. Early in the week police searched Lawyer Pinganaud's apartment, found nothing to incriminate him personally, but did uncover...
...Time stumbles on." shouted Raymond Knight, a National Broadcasting Company announcer who mastered the ceremonies from a grandtier box. He had written a comical libretto called "A Half Century of Progress." Lily Pons was the Metropolitan in infancy. Ponselle's bicycle act was for the gay '90's. An important debut was remembered for 1906 and white-haired Geraldine Farrar bowed from the audience. Then Tenor Melchior appeared as the 1907 Salome, did the Dance of the Seven Veils to show why the Metropolitan's directors objected...
Best avoid as much as possible of the vaudeville at the Orpheum, unless you enjoy Old Howard jokes done in Raymond ad dialect. There was one number on the bill which did not seem so bad, the work of Mr. Emile Borreo, who sings the Marsaillaise with a gusto, discreetly omitting the best stanza, "les bourgeoises a la lanterne..." For these things Mr. Robert Montgomery and Miss Elizabeth Allen are sufficient compensation