Word: wilderness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Chairman, J. G. Flint, Eleanor Musgrave; D. Dunscombe, Kathryn Knight; J. Wilder Kinan Wilder; R. Robb Jr., Catherine Robb; V. Chapin, Esther Washburn; C. C. de Gersdorff, M. Duane...
Harry Carter Davidson '26, of Louisville, Ky.; William Phillip Exton '26, of New York, N.Y.; Henry Melvin Hart Jr. '26 of Spokane, Wash.; Walter Tell Keller '25, of Kansas City, Mo.; Paul Grattan Kirk '26, of East Boston; Robert William Lishman '26, of Lynn; John Wilder Perkins '26, of Hampton, N.H.; Alfred Dayton Phillips Jr. '26, of Spring-field; victor Harry Rowe '26, of Great Falls, Mont.; Wilfred Schafer Stone '26, of Cleveland Heights, O.; Fred Salisbury Tupper '26, of Minneapolis, Minn.; Edward Goodwin Wesson '25, of Montclair, N.J.; Charles Alfred Zinn '25, of Zanesville...
...Harvard University authorities have nominated James Austin Harnden Wilder '23 of Honolulu, Hawaii, to be next year's holder of the Fiske Scholarship at Trinity College, Cambridge, England. This scholarship was established in 1919 by Mr. Charles H. Fiske Jr. '93 of Weston and his wife in memory of their son, Charles H. Fiske 3d, who was a member of the class of 1919, studied for a time at Trinity College, Cambridge, and died of wounds received in action in the war. The scholarship is awarded annually by the Council of Trinity College, the nomination being made by the President...
...have been retained and will meet today at 1.05 o'clock in James Smith C 31: Ralph Sargent Bailey, of Wollaston; Whitney Cromwell of Mendham, N. J.; George Douglas Debevoise of New York City; Cornelius Du Bois, of Englewood, N. J.; Douglas Huntly Gordon, of Hartford. Conn.; Benry Wilder Keyes Jr., of North Haverhill, N. H.; James Carroll McDonald, of New York City; George Beeve Moynahan of Mattapan; Logan Holt Roots, of Hartford, Conn.; James Sheafe Satterthwaite Jr., of Lanesboro; and Donald Spencer, of Cambridge...
...they has went. They has went so far that the Pudding show comes perilously close to being in fact the thing which is reported annually of the Show--the best show since Jamie Wilder batted the first imported ukulele in "Hamlet" of '93. Jamie Wilder's son is in the chorus of "Take a Brace", which only goes to show how time flies. To return to Mr. Henry and Mr. Nichols, who after all are legally responsible for the trouble that last night caused two or three hundred graduates to throw up their sweaty nightcaps and stop the show, they...