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...delegates from the University were E. R. Belden '25, R. S. Hubbard Jr. '24, E. W. Littell '26, T. G. Littell '26, H. H. MacCubbin '25, F. P. Taft '26 and the Reverend G. L. Paine '96, assistant rector at Christ Church. S. W. Bell '25 also attended the conference...
...engaged to the very attractive daughter of a deceased bookmarker, and his ingenious mother invites the girl and her "designing" parent to Deynham so that her son may see by contrast the short-comings of his bride-to-be. From the opening scene of general consternation in which the rector's wife remarks that "In times like these, a visit is often most helpful"-the times in question being births, deaths, etc.-to the close of the last act, the play moves smoothly, logically and above all humorously...
Professor Henrl Pirenne, rector of the University of Ghent, delivered yesterday afternoon the last of his series of lectures on "The Origin of Cities in Western Europe". He continued his account of the use of the walled towns by explaining the part played by the "bourgeois" class in the city life...
...serve the Diocese of Massachusetts is because within its bounds is Harvard College", declared the Reverend Dr. Charles Lewis Slattery '91 to a CRIMSON reporter recently. Dr. Slattery is to be consecrated bishop coadjutor of the Massachusetts Diocese of the Episcopal Church today. He has served as the rector of Grace Church, New York City, for the last twelve years...
Professor Henri Pirenne, rector of the University of Ghent, delivered the second of his series of lectures yesterday afternoon in Emerson D. These lectures, which are on "The Origin of Cities in Western Europe", will be continued today, tomorrow, and Monday at 4.30 o'clock in the same hall. He illustrated his lecture with chalk and blackboard drawings of the walled towns, and with a map of Europe showing the trade routes...