Word: banquets
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...annual banquet of the Law Review will be held at the Hotel Westminster, Boston, on April...
...vaudeville show is to be given after the Sophomore Banquet, more men from the class of 1917 must come out. The showing yesterday was far too small. All Sophomores who have ability in acting, singing, playing, clogging, or especially in giving monologues should report at 22 Plympton street this afternoon between 3.30 and 4.30 o'clock to make appointments for trials. The trials will be held on Friday...
...annual Lampoon banquet which will be held in the Lampoon Building this evening at 7.30 o'clock, Curtis Guild '81, former Governor of Massachusetts and former ambassador to Russia will act as toastmaster with John Silas Reed '10, the well-known war correspondent and author, as the principal speaker. Among the guests of honor will be Professors Dupriez and Poussin, formerly of the University of Louvain, G. W. Cram '88, W. R. Thayer '81, A. W. Longfellow '76, J. L. Butler, business manager of the Yale Record, R. C. Benchley '12, a former president of the Lampoon...
...been planned to charge no entry fee and to arrange the program in such a way that the contestants will be unable to compete in more than one or two events. There will be a dinner given to all the competitors and officials after the meet in the banquet hall. A unique seating arrangement has been planned in having all of the contestants classified according to their specialties and placed at separate tables so that all of the sprinters will sit together as will also the relay men, the distance runners and those entered in the field events. With each...
...classes of '89 in both universities celebrated last year their 25th annivercary. Harvard '89 sent some slight gift and message to Yale '89. In the midst of the banquet of the Harvard class next day, there appeared a member of the Yale class. He had been sent from New Haven to Boston with a silver cup, engraved "From Yale '89 to Harvard '89," and he certainly took the Harvard men by surprise. They couldn't get over the fact that he had come all the way from New Haven, and with such a token; and when he finished his speech...