Word: success
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...production of "Believe Mc, Xantippe" next week will be an event of no little importance. For the third time, the John Craig annual Prize Play will be offered to the public, and all signs indicate that the latest one will repeat the success of "The End of the Bridge" and "The Product of the Mill." It is a strongly effective and original comedy from the pen of John Frederick Ballard, and it touches American life and manners with a light and sure hand. It never oversteps the bounds of legitimate humor, and its dramatic moments are on a high...
...applications have been coming in fast, and the success of the dance is assured. The committee has deemed it advisable to rule against flowers being sent to any of the ladies. Owing to the fact that this has not been generally known before and that it may have made a difference with some in determining whether to attend the dance, it has been decided to give further opportunity to apply. Applications, therefore, may still be sent in up to 6 P. M., Saturday, January...
...undergraduates now enrolled in Economics courses decide to make the attempt at organization a marked success, by attending the first meeting in full numbers. J. A. ELLIOTT...
Applications for invitations to the Junior Dance, which will be held on February 14, must be in the hands of L. Saltonstall, Harvard Union, by 6 o'clock today. No invitations will be sent out for applications received after today. The success of the dance depends wholly upon the support of the class and the attendance of every member of 1914 is absolutely essential...
...Monday, February 17, the Very Reverend Walter Taylor Summer, D.D., Dean of the Cathedral SS. Peter and Paul, Chicago, III., will speak on a subject not yet announced. Dean Summer has engaged in a difficult work with striking success, that of fighting vice and immorality in Chicago. As superintendent of the City Missions, he is in charge of the religious work in twenty one penal and charitable institutions, such as the county jail, the city hospital, and the home for the friendless. He has earned wide comment in newspapers and magazines for his vigorous and sympathetic treatment of conditions...