Word: dressing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...performance of the Latin Play last night, though in name only a rehearsal, was practically as complete as that which will be given this evening. The chief difference was in the audience. Tonight all the leading colleges and universities will be represented: the seats at the dress rehearsal were in large part given up to instructors and students from secondary schools. This was because the classical department desired to show Latin in the character of a living language to the schools which prepare for college as well as to colleges themselves. Tickets were accordingly sent to one hundred and fifty...
...students within the University regard the play with apathy. To them we speak. The play will make one of the most noteworthy events that, from the scholarly point of view, has ever been seen at Harvard. The undertaking is unprecedented; and the preparation has been made complete. The dress rehearsal last night left no doubt possible as to the success of the play. To witness it is, in all truth. a rare opportunity, not slightly to be esteemed...
...response to the request of the Classical Department for applications for admission to the Dress Rehearsal of the Latin Play-on the part of classical teachers or students who otherwise would not see the play-about three times as many tickets were asked for as were at the committee's disposal. In making the assignments the committee has given tickets to all the teachers of classics and a fair proportion of the best pupils from the schools which regularly send a number of persons to the college...
...hundred and thirty-three men have signed the blue-book at Leavitt and Peirce's for the Junior Dinner. The dinner will be at the Tremont House tonight at seven o'clock and no one will be admitted without a ticket. Men are again reminded that no dress suits will be worn...
...dinner will be held at the Tremont House on Thursday, at seven. No dress suits will be worn. No one will be admitted without a ticket. Men who have signed may obtain their tickets at Leavitt and Peirce...