Word: absenting
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...prospects in the field events are also fair and material is abundant. At Derby 2L. and E. J. Ford 1L. will again be in the high jump, and W. B. Jordan '06 and F. J. W. Ford 2L., in the broad jump. R. Gring '05, who has been absent from the University this year will probably return, and with A. G. Grant '07 and W. P. Henneberry '07 should form a very strong squad of pole vaulters. R. H. Oveson '05 and H. E. Kersburg '07, who have developed well in the hammer throw, should be reliable men next spring...
Three shifts were made yesterday in the order of the University crew. Meler, who was absent from Cambridge on Thursday, took Burchard's place at seven, the latter moving to bow. Flint, who has been rowing at bow since the Cornell race last Saturday, returned to his former position at three in place of George. In the four-oar, Corlett, at three, and Gill, at bow, changed places. Kellogg was tried at two instead of Pleasonton...
...first Boston performance in Jordan Hall last night the play went off smoothly. There was a noticeable improvement in the dancing of the choruses and in the enunciation of the songs. W. M. Tilden, as "Lucrezia" and G. H. Field, as "?," De Trop's absent-minded servant, were enthusiastically received...
...sang "The Maiden Never Raised Her Eyes" with a graceful charm and captivating expression. The Machiavelli of A. E. Hutchinson '06, though a difficult part played commendably well, showed less originality than some of the other characters. G. H. Field '06, in the part of "Hazy." or "?," DeTrop's absent minded servant, was in action and facial expression an extremely laughable figure. He spoke his excellent line with an inimitable drawl, and convulsed the audience by his solo "Absent-Minded," R. N. Baldwin '05 sang "The Ghost" and "Guidarello Gidarelli" with ease and snap. His burlesque of the sate ghost...
Gentlemen of Machiavelli's suite--R. Prince Niccolo di Bernardo Machiavelli, a Cheerful liar and a Florentiue noble, A. E. Hutchinson '06 Lucrezia, his daughter, W. M. Tilden '05 Pathos d'Artagan de Marsac de Trop, a cadet of Gascony, B. Joy '05 ?, his absent-minded servant, who has forgotten other things about as well as his name, G. H. Field '06 Laura, maid-of-honor to Lucrezia, C. S. Bird, Jr., '06 Alfred Dante Petrarch, poet extraordinary to Machiavelli, W. P. Sanger '05 Father Tediu, confident as to the future life, but by no means averse to the present...