Word: authorization
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...given a revival of the old "Revesby Sword Play," a very interesting and novel set of dances broken by snatches of nonsensical burlesque. The last play on the program, "The Chimes," was written by a former member of Professor Baker's course at Radcliffe, Miss Elizabeth McFadden, also the author of "The Product of the Mill...
...members of the English 47 class at Radcliffe and the third a unique revival of the ancient "Revesby Sword Play." The other plays are "Yoon the Daring," a tragedy in one act by Miss Anna MacDonald; and "The Chimes," a Christmas play in one act by Miss Elizabeth McFadden, author of "The Product of the Mill...
...collections of the "Vailima Letters" and the "Pacific Letters," acquired from Sir Sidney Colvin, Stevenson's literary friend, by Mr. P. A. B. Widener, of Philadelphia, in order that he might present them to the new library. Of the letters forming the series, twelve were written during the author's Pacific voyages between July, 1888, and October, 1890, and forty-five during his residence in Samoa between November, 1890, and November, 1894. Many are long, and taken together they furnish the fullest and most continuous record of the author's doings and feelings during the last seven years...
...first lecture has been definitely set for February 14 when Norman Angell, an English leader in the international field and author of "The Great Illusion" will speak here. Mr. Angell's book which has been published in 17 different languages, is said by critics to work a solution in the field of international relations. Other speakers will be announced later...
...imagination is Mr. Thayer's pleasant description of that unpleasant experience which he considerately veils in continental alias, "Le Mal de Mer." As the inherent delicacy of the title would indicate, the treatment is deft and restrained, it is the psychological rather than the physical symptoms on which the author dwells...