Word: eastward
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...cruises this summer along the New England coast, one to take place south of Cape Cod and the other to the north of it. The former will start from New London on Friday June 26, the day after the Harvard-Yale boat race, and will go to the eastward making runs at the direction of the commodore. The cruise to the north of Cape Cod will start from Marblehead on Monday. August 3, at the completion of the mid-summer series of races. The ultimate destination will be either Isleboro, Me., or North east Harbor. Prizes for each days...
...along the New England coast during the coming summer, one to the south and the other to the north of Cape Cod. For the south shore cruise, the fleet will rendezvous at New London on Friday, June 26, the day following the Harvard-Yale boat races, and will sail eastward, making daily runs suited to the size of the boats entered. For the north shore cruise, the fleet will start from Marblehead on Monday, August 3, on the completion of the mid-summer yacht racing series, and will sail eastward to Isleboro or Northeast Harbor, Me., stopping at Portland...
...first public performance of the Elizabethan comedy, "Eastward, Ho!" was given by the Delta Upsilon Fraternity last night in Brattle Hall. There will be a second Cambridge performance at the same place at 8.15 o'clock tomorrow night. The Boston performance will be given at the Bijou theatre Friday evening at 8.15 o'clock...
...graduates' performance of "Eastward, Ho!", an Elizabethan comedy by Jonson, Marston and Chapman, was given last evening in Brattle Hall by the Delta Upsilon Fraternity. Considering the difficulties to be overcome in presenting an Elizabethan play before a modern audience, the performance was in every way praiseworthy and evidenced careful training and observance of details...
...graduates' performance of "Eastward, Ho!", an Elizabethan revival by the Delta Upsilon Fraternity, will be given at Brattle Hall this evening at 8 o'clock. The performance will not be open to the public. The cast follows: Touchstone, a goldsmith, J. D. Williams '03 Quicksilver, the idle prentice, J. P. Hoguet '04 Golding, the faithful prentice, H. C. DeLong '03 Sir Petronel Flash, S. H. Hall '03 Security, a usurer, F. E. Ames '03 Bramble, a lawyer, F. R. Fitzpatrick '03 Wolff and Holdfast, jailers, C. C. Lane '04, R. Magrane '03 Seagull, a sea captain, R. S. Wallace...