Word: visiting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...quiet dinner chez Thomas William Lamont last week appropriately closed the brief U. S. visit of the most famed living native-born South African. No blackamoor is General Rt. Hon. Jan Christiaan Smuts. Indeed he roused the ire of U. S. blackamoors by alluding to their African ancestors and relatives as "the most patient of all animals" (TIME, Jan. 20). But Europeans will not be angry at what Africa's slim* Smuts said of Europe last week, just before he sailed on the Ile de France. Said...
...Schiff Saint-Gaudens, the Carnegie Institute had successfully settled a second wreath on the wrinkled Matisse brow. Modernist Matisse would, it was announced, along with two other European and three U. S. artists, serve on the 1930 Carnegie jury; in order to do so, he would pay his first visit...
...charge of its financial reconstruction. Last week was added another feather in Harvard's economic cap: Oliver Mitchell Wentworth Sprague, Harvard graduate (1894), Converse professor of banking and finance, sailed quietly abroad to confer with Governor Montagu Collet Norman of the Bank of England. Expected upshot of the visit: Professor Sprague may become the liaison officer between the Bank of England and the German Reichsbank, the Bank of France, the U. S. Federal Reserve Bank, the Bank of International Settlement...
Professor C. H. Edgell '09. Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Dr. R. B. Merriman '96, Gurney Professor of History, and Assistant Professor E. A. Whitney '17 will visit separately many of the Harvard Clubs in various parts of the country during the next few weeks, according to an announcement from University Hall...
Alister G. MacDonald, London architect, elder son of Prime Minister James Ramsay MacDonald of Great Britain, landed in Manhattan to begin a five-week inspection of U. S. architecture. Cities he will visit: Washington, Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland. Chicago...