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...divided into three smaller groups with a guide for each. The tour began in the Venetian Court Yard, which is particularly spectacular at this season with a brilliant assortment of flowers, and was followed by a musical in the Tapestry rooms, with Miss Virginia Raymond, contralto, and Reginald Boardman, pianist, in joint concert...
With Foster Boardman and Ned Tuckerman playing in the first two positions, and George Nye and Bill Allis in three and four, the Crimson presents a well-balanced outfit. The lineup is rounded out by Tyke Wilcox and Art Tarlow, who hold down the fifth and sixth spots respectively for this afternoon's contest...
Playing in the number one slot Foster Boardman dropped the closest game of the afternoon, which went to 19 holes, to Captain Gahan of the Holy Cross linksmen. A distinct disadvantage was given the Crimson when their sixth man failed to show up and it was necessary to continue play with an incomplete roster...
When the teams line up against Boston today, Bill Allis, Foster Boardman, Tyke Wilcox, Art Tarlow, Ned Tuckerman, and George Nye will be swinging their clubs in anticipation of another...
...lounge of the Harvard Union. Due to the illness of the chairman, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Bissell, vice-chairman, presided. It was announced that twenty Navy wives had registered with the Red Cross Blood Bank as donors. Following the meeting we were entertained by Miss Margaret. Voorhis, soprano, and Reginald Boardman at the piano. The services of these artists were secured by Mrs. Barker through Miss Ruth Hayes, of Boston. Miss Voorhis' selections consisted of foreign folk songs and several familiar American compositions; Mr. Boardman also entertained with a piano selection. Due to the enthusiasm of the audience the artists reluctantly...