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...story is of a pretty young girl, Elsie Dover, who inherits her mother's, romance and her father's inventive powers. In order to escape the advances of the conceited Sam Robinson she invents a romance with Billy Ballard, at the house of whose mother she does sewing. Disturbed at the attention which "the rich young man" is paying to his daughter, Mr. Dover goes direct to Billy, who, although somewhat surprised, does not give away Elsie's plan...
...teams will probably line up as follows: SECONDS. B & N. Plumber, l.w. r.w., J. Dwight Peirson, l.c. r.c., Collier Gibbs, r.c. l.c., G. Dwight White, r.w. l.w., Raynor Colt, c.p. c.p., Ballard Evers, p. p., Parker Janin, g. g., Bradford
...meeting of the Corporation last Monday, Kenneth Ballard Murdock '16, was appointed Assistant Dean of Harvard College. After graduating from the College in 1916, Murdock was appointed Assistant in English. At the end of the college year 1916-17 he joined the Red Cross. In June, 1918 he enlisted in the Navy and was commissioned at the Princeton Ensign School in November, 1918. He has also been re-appointed assistant in English...
...Shreve Ballard, George Colket Caner (cum laude), Nelson Fell, Raymond Hugh Franzen (cum laude), William Tillinghast Gorton, Clarence Hurd Lane, George Eliot Leighton, Walter Staunton Mack, Jr., Robert Perry Rodgers, Willard Sears Simpkins, Philip Slepian, Edward Forbes Smiley, Jackson Edmund Towne (cum laude), Francis Minot Weld...
...Paul's Catholic Club plans to produce "Believe Me, Xantippe," by J. F. Ballard, A.M. '11, in Jordan Hall, Boston, on Monday evening, May 7. This play won the Craig Prize in 1913 and was produced by Mr. John Craig at the Castle Square Theatre in the spring of 1914, where it had a longer run than any of the prize plays proceeding it. After filling the Castle Square Theatre for about three months it was produced in New York. It has since been used by many stock companies throughout the country, and last year had a long...