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...Phila. Pa.; Oliver Garceau '33. Boston; H. H. Goldstone '32, New York City E. B. Grossman '31, New York City; J. D. Hersey '33, Longmeadow D. D. Hochstein '31, Rocheater, N. Y.; G. C. Homans, '32, Boston; J. B. Howard '33, Edgewood, Pa.; J. D. Hyman '31, Brookline. Frederick Ireland '33, Cambridge; A. S. Kahn '31, Malden; H. C. Lehman '33, Brooklyn, N. Y.; H. T. Levin '33, Minneapolis, Minn.; W. F. Lutz '32, Winthrop...
Birthdays. The Honorable Katherine Plunket, 110, daughter of the 2nd Baron Plunket, Lord Bishop of Tuam, in Ireland; Patrick Cardinal Hayes, 63, Archbishop of New York (world's largest diocese); Archduke Otto, 18, pretender to the Hungarian throne...
...Shopkeepers in Cobh, Ireland, protested last week the proposed erection by U. S. contributors of a mammoth memorial to the torpedoed Cunarder Lusitania in Cobh's public square, "so big that it would injure business by obscuring our premises...
...taking the part of a woman of about 50 she has made herself quite hideous, with drooping eyes and sagging mouth doubtful even in a 17th Century lady. Mr. Lunt is imposing as the doughty Essex, who deeply resents his Sovereign's curtailment of his expedition to Ireland and who (according to the playwright) could have taken England from Elizabeth had he not been given to understand that she would share the realm with him, an error in judgment which costs him his head. The long, windy dialog which he is forced to wade through-resembling the weighty prose...
Captain Bairnsfather is England's famous humorous lecturer and cartoonist. He will deliver a lecturer in the main living room and also draw charcoal sketches of his comic strip characters. Russell has attained great fame in Ireland as a poet, painter, and economist. The subject of his speech is not yet known, but it is believed he will talk on the advantages of rural life, and returning "back to the farm", as he has been making speeches all over the country on this subject...