Word: afternoon
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...meeting held last Monday afternoon the Harvard Educational conference was formed, and the following officers were elected: President, E. R. Downs 1G.; vice-president, O. D. Evans '00; secretary and treasurer, C. s. Moore...
...Copeland will give a reading from Thackeray this afternoon in Sever 11 at four o'clock. This is the fourth of the series of readings and lectures given by Mr. Copeland for the benefit of the Prospect Union. The reading will include selections from "Henry Esmond," "Music at Mrs. Ponto's from "The Book of Snobs," and a number of Thackeray's poems including the "Ballad of Bouillabaisse." Tickets for fifty cents may be obtained at the door...
About fifty men went out on the last hare and hounds run yesterday afternoon. S. H. Bush '01 and D. Grant 3M., were the bares, and H. B. Clark '01 was master of the hounds. A course of about four miles was laid through Somerville and finally to Porter's Station, where the break was made. C. J. Swan '01 finished first, H. S. Knowles '02 second, and G. E. Behr '03 third. Cups will be given to the first and second...
...Epes Sargent Dixwell '27 died at his home on Garden street, Cambridge, on Friday afternoon, at the advanced age of ninety-two. While at College his room-mate was Cornelius C. Felton, afterwards president of Harvard, and among his class-mates were Edmund Quincy, former president Stearns of Amherst, and Bishop Lee of Delaware. In 1833 he was admitted to the Suffolk bar, but he soon gave up the law to become head-master of the Boston Latin School. During the fifteen years in which he served in this position, he came in contact with a most remarkable...
...Professor John Williams White, president of the institute, Professor Charles Eliot Norton will deliver the opening address on Wednesday, the 27th. Wednesday's session will be devoted largely to papers dealing with the drama. At Thursday morning's session, papers will be read dealing with museums and excavations, the afternoon session will be devoted particularly to American archaeology, while papers illustrated by stereopticon views will be read at the evening session. Harvard will be represented by the following papers: "The Hero Physician," Professor W. W. Goodwin; "Ancient Pueblos of the Chace Canon," Professor F. W. Putnam; "On the Weight, Size...