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Harvard Club of Buffalo, Henry W. Holt '21, Secretary, 306 M. & T. Building, Buffalo, N.Y.; Harvard Association of Eastern New York, John R. Todd '20, Secretary, 158 State St., Albany, N.Y.; Harvard Club of Rochester, Hiram Sibley, Jr. '31, Secretary, 404 East Ave., Rochester, N.Y.; Harvard Club of Philadelphia, Maurice Hockscher '28, Secretary, 1617 Land Title Bldg., Philadelphia, Penn.; Harvard Club of Western Pennsylvania, Benjamin J. King '31, Secretary, 5816 Maeburn Rd., Pittsburgh, Penn.; Harvard Club of Washington, D.C., Ralph H. Hallett '04, Secretary, 1901 Wyoming Ave., NW., Washington...
...Harvard men: Bruce H. Fernald '37, Richard C. Sullivan '35, and John R. Yungblut '35, have been chosen for the male parts in "Craig's Wife," the play by George Kelly, which will be presented by the Idler Club of Radcliffe College. The production, directed by Mrs. Benjamin E. Sibley, will be given at the Agassiz Theatre next Friday and Saturday evenings at 8.15 o'clock...
...Burchstead '34, and G. G. Johnson, Jr. '34 were the winners of the contract bridge tournament held in Leverett House last night and Wednesday. Their score in points was 64 as compared to 57 1-2 for their nearest rivals, Andrew O. Lindstrum, Jr. '35 and W. E. Sibley...
Very rich, very pious are the Harper Sibleys of Rochester, N. Y. Son of Hiram W. who helped found Western Union Telegraph Co. and was its first president, Harper Sibley owns ranches in Alberta and California, Sibley Farms in Illinois. He is in banking, lumber and coal, gives time to civic enterprises like the Community Chest and the Genesee Hospital. A lean, bronzed outdoor man, able tennist at 48, Harper Sibley is a member of the potent National Council of the Episcopal Church and a friend of Rochester's Bishop David Lincoln Ferris. His slim, gracious wife, Georgiana Farr...
...Harper Sibley, after a big-game hunting trip in Africa, joined Mrs. Sibley for the International Missionary Conference in Jerusalem, to which both were Episcopal delegates. In 1931 they traveled in India, Burma, China and Japan as Episcopal members of the Laymen's Foreign Missions Inquiry, Mr. Sibley an observer of agricultural conditions. Mrs. Sibley studying the lives of Oriental women. One incident of their trip was brought up for discussion last week by The Living Church (high-church weekly). Mrs. Sibley had attended the All-India Women's Conference and gone with 400 delegates on a picnic...