Word: benefits
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Copeland will deliver a lecture on Thackeray in Sever 11, this afternoon at four o'clock. This lecture is the third of a series of six that Mr. Copeland is giving for the benefit of the Prospect Union. Single tickets are fifty cents and may be secured at the door...
...price for the whole course of lectures, which will be for the benefit of the Prospect Union, is $2.50, single tickets fifty cents...
...Copeland will give a series of four lectures and two readings for the benefit of the union, next month. These lectures will be on English novels, the subjects being Fielding, Thackeray and two others, probably Smollett and Dickens. The lectures will be held Wednesdays at four o'clock in Sever 11, beginning November 15. Tickets for the course may be secured at the Prospect Union, at Amee's, and at the Old Corner Book Store in Boston. The price of course tickets is $2.50; single tickets 50 cents...
...given in Milton, and Brattle Hall, respectively, and, on the whole, were fairly successful. As a good many of the class are Brookline men it is hoped that more will turn out for the last concert than did for the Brattle Hall one. As the Freshman crew for whose benefit this concert is given needs money a large attendance is especially desired...
...second concert of the Freshman musical clubs was given last night in Brattle Hall, Cambridge. The hall was fairly well filled, but there was a disappointingly small number of Freshmen present. Inasmuch as the concert was given for the benefit of the class crew, and this fact published in the posters, the number of Freshmen present was only a fair indication of the support that the crew has received so far this season. Of the three clubs, the Mandolin Club gave rather the best selections. They received the greates number of encores and the pieces were all executed with much...