Word: affairs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...another manifestation of the pride every Harvard man feels in the vanquishers of Yale, a dinner is being tendered the eleven at the Copley-Plaza this evening. Though the affair is primarily for graduates, there is no rule excluding men from the undergraduate world, and many will undoubtedly take advantage of this last public opportunity to honor athletes who thoroughly deserve all praise. Now, there are a number of ways of doing honor to our team, and one of the most objectionable ones is, so to speak, eating to them. The selfish way of loking at this dinner...
...which paid honor to the 1914 championship football team. In response to this request certain graduates have made arrangements for undergraduates to attend the banquet which will be given the team next Friday. Inasmuch as the applications close today the CRIMSON calls the attention of Harvard men to this affair and trusts that a large number of undergraduates will attend the football dinner...
...providing 80 per cent. of the class joins that institution within the next few days. The first of the smaller smokers will occur next Thursday, December 10, in the breakfast room of Randolph at 7.30 o'clock. December 17 has been set as the date for the first big affair at the Union...
...football team will be tendered a dinner at the Copley Plaza on Friday, December 11, at 7.15 o'clock. The affair is primarily for graduates, but any undergraduates who wish to come will be welcome. One thousand covers, at $4.50 each, will be laid. Prominent men will speak and motion pictures of the Yale game will be shown. Tickets may be obtained from the Dinner Committee, at the office of the Alumni Association, 50 State street, Boston...
This game received little support from the public, but it served to arose great enthuiasm among the colleges in the new Rugby rules, the outcome of the whole affair being the Harvard-Yale series which was begun the following year, 1875, and has continued for nearly forty years...