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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...introduction by the Nuss Military Band will be followed by a Grand March, which includes a sleigh march featuring Miss Pauline Mason in her "Snow Dance," supported by members of the Pilgrim Publicity Association and ladies in National Costume. The next event will be a waltz in couples given by Miss Cunningham and Mr. Jaycock, and Fraulein and Herr Mueller. The other striking features are exhibitions of skating apparel worn by live models; continental skating presented by Mr. Jaycock; a Hungarian dance given in costume by Miss Winifred Kilrane and Mr. Shute; ensemble of all costumes shown in previous numbers...
Introduction. Music by Nuss' Military Band; Grand March, including a sleigh march featuring Miss Pauline Mason in her "Snow Dance," supported by members of the Pilgrim Publicity Association and ladies in National costume; waltz in couples, by Miss Cunningham and Mr. Jaycock, and Fraulein and Herr Mueller; exhibition of skating apparel on live models; continental skating, by Mr. Jaycock; Hungarian dance in costume, by Miss Winifred Kilrane and Mr. Shute; presentation of fashionable skating costumes, on live models; ensemble of all costumes shown in previous numbers; exhibition of fancy skating by Fraulein and Herr Mueller; burlesque by University students; final...
Harold Thomas, M.D., '15, will speak at a meeting of the Student Volunteer Band on the work of the International Grenfell Association in Phillips Brooks House this morning at 8 o'clock. Dr. Thomas has just returned from the work in Labrador and Newfoundland and will tell of his personal experiences...
Harold Thomas, M.D. '15, will speak at a meeting of the Student Volunteer Band on the work of the International Grenfell Association in Phillips Brooks House tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock. Dr. Thomas has just returned from the work in Labrador and Newfoundland and will tell of his personal experiences...
...watched and spied upon by "stool pigeons." They are treated as men and as such are placed on their honor. The men have risen to their new opportunities. Recently a prisoner escaped and at once a crowd of volunteers offered to go in search of the fugitive. The band, 16 in number, set out in charge of one guard. They were gone all night and had plenty of opportunity to escape, yet the next day, all returned. Afterward one of the party came to Mr. Osborne and said: "Ain't it too bad more of them aren't like...