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...York; Daniel Allen Freeman, Jr., of Medfield; Charles White Greenough, of Cambridge; Robert Ellsworth Gross, of West Newton; Francis Whiting Hatch, of West Medford; Robert Hoffman, of East Boston; James Dana Hutchinson, of Dorchester; Francis Rowen Kittredge, of Brookline; Charles W. Lippett, Jr., of Providence, R. I.; Royal Little, of Brookline; William Kennett McKittrick, of St. Louis, Mo.; William Hamilton Mitchell, of Chicago, Ill.; Cecil Dunmore Murray, of New York; Arthur Perkins, of Ogden, Utah; Duncan Hicks Read, of New York; Frederick Winslow Rice, Jr., of Brighton; John Rotschild, of East Foxboro; Mayo Adams Shattuck, of Seattle, Wash.; Bennett Wells...
...Villahermosa Collection in Madrid, painted by Velasquez in 1624. Throughout Velasquez's life and work. Philip IV and the Count Duke of Olivares exercised the strongest influence upon him, and during the early years of the master's activity as court painter, he produced almost exclusively portraits of the royal family and of Olivares. Of the latter, unfortunately only a limited number are extant; the balance were destroyed when Olivares fell into disgrace in 1643. Though Olivares is younger in the full length portrait now at the Fogg than in the famous equestrian Prado picture, the likeness between...
...coming from an old theatrical family that dates as far back as 1721. His mother was Louisa Robertson, sister of T. H. Robertson, author of the famous "Caste Comedies," sister too of Madge Robertson (Mrs. Kendal). His father was Charles Dornton for many years lessee of the historic Theatre Royal, Birmingham, England...
...significance of changing atomic volume. He is a member of the International Commission on Atomic Weights. His many honors include degrees from twelve universities and membership in many of the leading scientific societies of Germany, Sweden, and the United States. He was awarded the Davy Medal by the Royal Society of London in 1910 and the Willard Gibbs Medal by the American chemical Society in 1912. The London Medical Society awarded him the Faraday medal in 1911, and he was probably the first American to be offered a permanent chair in a German university, an offer which he declined...
...Lecturer on Landscape Architecture; Frederick May Eliot, Tutor; Sydney Powers, Research Fellow in Geology; John Bovingdon 1G., Assistant in Public Speaking; Bernard Raymond 1G., Assistant in Physiology; Leroy Newton Fleming, Assistant in Physiology; Charles Locke Scudder '88, Associate in Surgery; Andrew Watson Sellards, Associate in Tropical Medicine; James Royal Martin, Teaching Fellow in Physiology; George Burgess Magrath '94, Instructor in Legal Medicine. Dental School appointments: Walter Irving Ashland '14, Assistant in Anaesthesia; William Wilton Anthony '12, Assistant in Operative Dentistry; Chauncey Nye Lewis, Assistant in Operative Dentistry; Lawrence Edward McGourty '12, Assistant in Operative Dentistry; Harry Yeates Nutter '13, Assistant...