Word: containing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...applications for boxes for the Junior Dance must be turned in to T. S. Lamont '21 at the CRIMSON Building by next Monday, March 1. These applications should be made by the chairman of each group, and must contain the names of the members of the class and their guests who are to occupy the boxes. It is requested that the guests name in full be placed first and the man's name in full next. This will make it easier to compile the booklet which contains the names of the guests. The boxes hold from six to 12 couples...
...applications for boxes at the dance must be turned in to T. S. Lamont '21 at the CRIMSON Building before March 1. These applications should be made by the chairman of each group, and must contain the names of members of the class and their guests who are to occupy the boxes. It is important that full names of al guests be given...
...applications for boxes must be turned in to T. S. Lamont '21, at the CRIMSON Building, by March 1. These applications should be made by the chairman of each group, must contain the names of the members of the class and their guests who are to occupy the boxes. The boxes hold from six to 12 couples, and will be awarded by lot. Details about furnishing them will be announced later...
...Junior Dance must be made by March 1 to T. S. Lamont '21, CRIMSON Building, instead of to G. S. Baldwin '21, as was previously announced. Boxes will hold from six to twelve couples -- not more. Each group must appoint a chairman, who should make the application. Applications must contain the names of all the members of the class who are to occupy the boxes with the names of the girls they will bring. Boxes will be awarded by lot. Details for furnishing them will be announced later...
...hotel at Harvard square is to be built by E. A. Barnard, of Cambridge, who has purchased the College House property. Upon this land, which has a frontage of nearly 250 feet, work will soon be started for the erection of a first-class hotel to contain, besides other features, a dining-room, two stories high, and smaller rooms for dining parties and tea dances. Work will be commenced as soon as possible on the demolition of the stores and students' quarters which at present occupy the property, in order that the Hotel Harvard may be opened, if possible, before...