Word: sons
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...Boston, Miss Esther Pickering Mrs. J. J. Vanzyne, of New York, Miss Marjorie E. Smith Mrs. Vivien, of Everywhere, Miss Hazel Mackaye Mrs. Samson, of Breezeboro, Miss Gladys Clark Mrs. Beales-Brown, of Boston, Miss Mary Sanger Evelyn Beales-Brown, her daughter, Miss Katherine Thaxter Billy Beales-Brown, her son, a Harvard undergraduate, R. F. Duncan '12 Miss Wilton, of Boston, Miss Caroline Solis Mr. Henry Madison, an elderly Bostonian, A. M. Hay '14 Mabel, a maid, Miss Marian Blackall Berthe, a French maid, Miss Esther Woodbury Butler, H. A. Van Landingham Higgins, footman, J. H. Lord '14 Jason, footman...
...Boston, Miss Esther Pickering Mrs. J. J. Vanzyne, of New York, Miss Marjorie E. Smith Mrs. Vivien, of Everywhere, Miss Hazel Mackaye Mrs. Samson, of Breezeboro, Miss Caroline Solis Mrs. Beales-Browne, of Boston, Miss Mary Sanger Evelyn Beales-Browne, her daughter, Miss Katherine Thaxter Billy Beales-Browne, her son, a Harvard undergraduate, F. G. Carnochan '13 Miss Wilton, of Boston, Miss Gladys Clark Mr. Henry Madison, an elderly Bostonian, A. M. Hay '14 Mabel, a maid, Miss C. Louise Burleigh Berthe, a French maid, Miss Esther Woodbury Butler, H. A. van Sandringham Higgins, a footman, J. H. Lord...
...every son of fair old Harvard...
These prizes, of $375 each, were founded in 1909 by Mrs. S. C. Sears, in memory of her son, J. M. Sears, Jr., '00, a graduate of the Law School. They are "to be awarded annually to students of the school who shall have done the most brilliant work in classes." The Faculty of the Law School have decided to award them to the four men who have completed their work during the preceding year with the highest standing, and who have not received Langdell Scholarships...
John Eliot Thayer, a son who does honor to this College; a friend and counsellor to the people of his town; a lover of science who by his gifts and his knowledge has enriched the study of American birds...