Word: conference
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...resident members of the Graduate School and honorary members of the club to meet the Corporation, the Overseers, and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Any student in the Graduate School or former member of the Graduate Club, who has not received an invitation to the reception, will confer a favor upon the executive committee by sending his name and address to the secretary...
...interval for rest. This afternoon there will be a signal practice and W. C. Johnson of the Newton Push Ball team will be out to coach the backs and forwards. More men are needed, especially heavy men in order to give a successful exhibition Saturday. New men will please confer with E. R. Crane, 2 Weld Hall...
LOST.- In College Yard at about 6.30 p. m. Wednesday, October 9, a carriage robe, black on one side. Finder will confer great favor by leaving at 3 Weld...
Before this letter was sent, however, Mr. Alfred Cowles, the old Yale oarsman went to the summer home of Professor Ames at Castine, to confer with him further upon the question. Professor Ames repeated to Mr. Cowles the substance of what he had said to Mr. Adee, and refused to make any overtures to Yale in the matter. He felt that Yale must send an invitation to Harvard to meet her in football, before Harvard could agree to play. He did say, however, that he would do nothing further in the matter until the college year opened and the undergraduates...
Last June on the day before Class Day, George Adee, the well-known Yale graduate came to Cambridge to confer with Professor Ames of the Athletic Committee, and to see whether a game might not be arranged for this fall between the two colleges. The result of this interview was not very satisfactory. Professor Ames explained at length to Mr. Adee the way Harvard looked at the matter. That she did not regard the question as one concerning football merely, but of general athletic relations. If Yale felt that Harvard's conduct had been such that she could not meet...