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...Memorial Service to commemorate the sons of Harvard who fell in the Civil War. Sanders Theatre, 12 m. Mr. R. C. Bolling will deliver the address. Seats for the students and for members of the G. A. R. Posts will be reserved till...
...Social Service Committee has arranged a general conference of students engaged in all branches of educational, religious and charitable work, to be held in the parlor of Brooks House this evening at 7.30. The meeting will be quite informal. Dean Hodges has kindly consented to make a short address, and then different men will tell of their work and their experiences. A general discussion will follow. All men interested in any branch of volunteer work are invited to be present...
...graduating class; but the difficulty of establishing a tradition made it advisable to put them in the charge of a permanent organization. Thus they came to be a part of the Memorial Society's work. They have always consisted of singing, led by the Glee Club, and of an address by a graduate who had himself served in the Civil War. Major Higginson spoke the first year, and he has been followed by Dr. Edward Waldo Emerson, Judge Holmes, Colonel Hallowell, Professor Shaler, Professor Hollis, and the Honorable John Read...
Accordingly the address this year will be given by Raynal Cawthorne Bolling, of the Law School. In order that it may be attended as largely as possibly by undergraduates, an assembly will be held by classes in front of University. Hall at 11.30 on Thursday morning, May 30, the Seniors in caps and gowns. Marshals will be appointed early next week. A band of music will lead the procession, escorting the Charles Beck Post of the Grand Army to Sanders Theatre, where the floor and first balcony will be reserved. By this means, it is hoped that there...
...Service Committee has arranged a general conference of students engaged in all branches of educational, religious and charitable work, to be held in the parlor of Brooks House next Thursday evening at 7.30. The meeting is to be quite informal. Dean Hodges has kindly consented to make a short address, and then different men will tell of their work and their experiences. A general discussion will follow. All men interested in any branch of volunteer work are invited to be present...