Word: wintered
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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More distinguished than any of her performances thus far as a mere working actress was Paulette Goddard's farewell performance as a phantom actress. Last winter, after breaking one of her nails, which were almost an inch long, she went about Palm Beach with her finger in a sling...
...Dartmouth Winter Carnival will be held the next week, February 10 and 11. The Vermont Down Hill meet is slated for February 19; Captain William H. Hinton '41 won this meet last year...
...group will probably submit its report during the winter, before the first House assignments for 1939-40 are made early-in the Spring...
This new diversion for long winter evenings first cropped up in Lowell House where it is now rapidly replacing all other House sports. In principle it is simple. If the contestants feel like good sports they divide into two teams, one of which defends the fireplace against the efforts of the others to kick a tennis ball past the andirons. If the players feel like bad sports the practice is to assign one person, someone not very well liked to defend the hearth against all attacks. This has been the most popular form of the game...
...Vassar and Amherst College glee clubs and the Pierian Sodality of 1808 collaborated on a concert of American music in Poughkeepsie Saturday night. Harvard's string orchestra of 20 picked Pierian musicians, conducted by Malcolm H. Holmes '28, was joined by Vassar in rendering Carl P. Woods' "Winter Winds" and by Amherst in Robert Delaney's "Night...