Word: speaker
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...Paul's Society will hold a dinner in the Tower of Memorial Hall to morrow evening at 6 o'clock. The Reverend Floyd w. Tomkins '72, of Philadelphia, will be the guest, and will speak on "The College Man's Religion." R. L. Gifford '16, president, will introduce the speaker...
Tomorrow's meeting will be conducted according to the following rules: Speakers will be limited to five minutes, at the end of which times the chairman will take a vote as to whether the speaker may continue or not. All those who favor lending aid to the Allies will sit on the chairman's right, and those opposed will sit on his left. In the center there will be a small section for neutral persons. At the end of a speech anyone may change sides, without necessarily admitting that he has been won over, merely to show his approval...
...Latin-American students in the University will be held under the auspices of the Phillips Brooks House Association in the Union at 12.30 o'clock. Mr. Charles D. Hurrey, secretary of the National Association on Friendly Relations among Foreign Students, and Mr. Escoba, a prominent Latin-American speaker, will be the guests of honor. A number of businessmen from Boston will also be present...
Grafton Delaney Cushing '85, A.M., LL.D., Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts, will speak at the second Union lecture this year, in the Living Room at 8 o'clock this evening. Mr. Cushing is one of the most active political men of his time. For three years he was speaker of the House and was a member of the Legislature for nine years. He is also president of the "Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to children," which, under his guidance was so effective in securing the passing of the Child Labor Laws...
...hundred and seventy-five men attended the social service conference in the Phillips Brooks House last night. W. Willcox, Jr., '17, chairman of the Social Service Committee presided. The principal speaker of the evening was Mr. G. W. Coleman, president of the Boston City Council and director of the Ford Hall meetings, who spoke on "The Need for Social Service." Mr. Coleman has been connected with social service activities for over ten years. He said that there are enormous social problems that must be solved within the next generation if they are to be solved at all; and they...