Word: cordiall
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...SCOTT.THIS evening at 8 o'clock a reception to the Parish of the First Church (Rev. Dr. McKenzie's) will be given by the Pastor and Deacons in the Mason Street Chapel. A cordial invitation to be present is extended to all members of the congregation, including the Harvard and Radcliffe students, and all other persons who have recently become, or desire to become, interested in the services and acquainted with the people of this church...
...part of the faculty, he said, to come into closer relations with the student body, to be friendly and helpful to them. As a pupil was of no use without a teacher, so the teacher was of no use without a pupil. The relation between them must be cordial. Among the students a great deal of good could be done by a man without his being conscious of it. The kindly word, the helpful act towards one less fortunately placed would often strengthen him, and save him from a terrible temptation...
...words of Professor Richet "the alliance will establish between the members of the divers universities, professors or students, a union founded upon relations more frequent and consequently more cordial. It will attenuate the differences in scholarship, by securing a certain equivalence or equality of studies, and level the obstacles which now confine the students within their respective countries. This is so much more necessary since, despite the present facilities of roads and telegraph, universities are now less connected than they were in the thirteenth century, when it took months to travel between the universities of Paris and of Bologna...
...Boston Chess Club has extended a cordial invitation to all chess players, at Harvard to visit the new rooms of the club at 18 Boylston Place. On Saturday evenings through the winter some special attraction is usually provided. This evening, Mr. Howells, of the Boston Press Club will give a talk on Chess, after which there will be an opportunity for playing. As the Boston Chess Club is the centre of chess interests in New England, all players in the University should avail themselves of the opportunity to a tend the meetings...
...university authorities desire at this time to call the attention of the students boarding at the dining hall to the importance of maintaining good order in and around the building, and to ask their cordial cooperation in this matter. Hitherto the privileges of the hall have been offered to the members of the academical and scientific departments only, and it is the earnest wish of the authorities that they may be able to continue this arrangement...