Word: welds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...graded order and four crews have already been selected in the first division of aspirants for University berths. The first formal work of the 1930 rowing season will come tomorrow, when, in addition to the tank work at Newell, there will be rowing on the machines at the Weld Boathouse...
...Hill '30 and his partner Miss Annette Hollis lost to Mrs. George Wightman and G.P. Gardner Jr., 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, after gaining the third round by defeating Miss Gertrude Dwyer and W.W. Weld '16 in two hard fought sets...
Rowing machines will be hung up under the roof to provide space for these lockers and the 175 which have been brought over from the Weld boathouse, while two men will be on duty 24 hours a day stoking the fires to provide enough hot water to accommodate about 1400 men daily when crew and baseball are in full swing...
...each side are portraits of James Barr Ames, '68, Professor of Law 1877-79, Bussey Professor of Law 1879-1903, Dane Professor of Law 1903-10, Dean of the School 1895-1910; and of James Bradley Thayer; '52, Royall Professor of Law 1873-83, Professor of Law 1883-93, Weld Professor of Law 1893-1902. Vinton also painted the likenesses of Jeremiah Smith, '56, Story Professor of Law 1890-1910, and of John Chipman Gray, '59, Story Professor of Law, 1875-83, Royall Professor of Law, 1883-1913, that are in the main reading room. The pictures of Joseph...
Died. Edward Motley Weld, 57, socialite, poloist, onetime (1921) president of the New York Cotton Exchange; in Manhattan; of heart disease. He played on the Dedham (Mass.) polo team, U. S. champions in 1900. With the late Temple Gwathmey, he ran a racing stable under the name of "Mr. Cotton...