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...speakers will include Bishop Charles Henry Brent, who has just returned from the Philippines; John R. Mott, who has recently come back from Europe; Henry Emerson Fosdick, author of many religious books; Sherwood Eddy, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A. in Asia; Dean Charles R. Brown, of the Yale School of Religion; Fletcher S. Brockman, former Y. M. C. A. secretary in China; and Robert E. Speer, noted for his varied activities in Christian service...
...unusual number of able speakers has been secured to address the 1916 conference. Bishop Charles Henry Brent, who has recently returned from remarkable work in the Philippine Islands, will discuss the call to the service of the church. John R. Mott has been engaged for the past two years in supervising a ministry to aid the soldiers and prisoners of Europe, and he will have much to tell of his work abroad. Sherwood Eddy, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A. in Asia, has just completed a tour of evangelism through India, and his experiences there will furnish...
...Reverend Samuel A. Eliot '84 pays a high tribute to the work of Thomas Mott Osborne '81 in an article entitled "An Exponent of Harvard Spirit." Mr. Osborne's ideas on prison reform are not new but he has had the courage to push them in the face of strong political opposition. He incurred the enmity of the "bosses" because "he carried about with him too much moral dynamite...
...July 2. It is open to students of all New England colleges, and each year attracts more than 800 men. An unusually notable list of speakers, including George Sherwood Eddy, C. R. Brown '77, R. E. Speer, and H. E. Fosdick, has been arranged for this year. J. R. Mott will preside...
...Edward Mott Woolley, Yale '11, has had entire charge of the coaching and mounting of the production. Well-chosen, the comedy, one of Oscar Wilde's best shows the author's ability in writing light comedy which at times becomes quite farcical. Among the seventeen characters of the play are three women whose parts are taken by Yale undergraduates...