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Edwin Arthur Kraft, organist and choirmaster at Trinity Cathedral, Cleveland, Ohio, will give an organ recital at St. John's Memorial Chapel, Episcopal Theological School, 99 Brattle street, Cambridge, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. It will be remembered that Mr. Kraft, who two years ago gave one of the opening recitals on the organ of Old South Church, received flattering comment in musical circles of Boston...
...Ladder Tournament at Randolph Gymnasium, which was started among the squash players about a month ago, the leaders are now M. Bradlee '22 in squash racquets and L. Eldridge '21 in squash tennis. Bradlee has attracted considerable attention outside the University by his brilliant playing, notably in the state championship tournament...
...best of recently developed American "comedies of manners" opened last Monday night at the Hollis Street Theatre under the title of "Bab." It is the dramatization by Mr. Edward Childs Carpenter of one of the famous sub-deb stories of Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart that appeared two years ago and had such vogue. Contrary to expectations, the play has turned out to be not a mere hodge-podge of vague material, but a clearly defined, well-balanced and artistic production. It is rather remarkable for a play, dramatized by another than its author, to resemble to such an extent...
Fifty years ago Christopher Columbus Langdell '51 instituted the case system in the Harvard Law School. In commemoration of this event the Law Review will publish a Langdell number for its February issue...
...belief that education could and should be taught as a separate subject in the University, conceived twenty-five years ago by President Eliot, was fully realized last night when nearly 200 prominent educators gathered in the Union to celebrate the establishment of the University Graduate School of Education. No sentiment was more unanimously expressed by the speakers than that the celebration should be in honor of President Eliot...