Word: fay
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...their positions are: J. F. Jopling, bow; W. Friedmann, 2; E. H. Wedekind, 3; C. Piez, 4, captain; R. T. Wainwright, 5; F. E. Denton, 6; C. K. Beckman, 7; H. C. Pelton, stroke; A. J. Provost, coxswain. The following men compose the '90 crew: T. P. Fay, bow; M. T. Bogert, 3, captain; J. M. Hewlett, 4; T. McIlvaine, 5; W. I. A. Brauns, 6; S. R. Bradley, Jr., 7; R. Meikleham, stroke; E. L. Dufourcq. There are five men in training for number 2. As has been said above, the freshmen will probably enter a provisional crew...
...address has been the subject of a great deal of speculation to day. It is learned that he was induced to recommend the purchase of the park by facts brought to his knowledge by the trustees of Clark University, which were substantially these: Nearly a year ago Rev. Eli Fay, D. D., of Los Angeles, Cal., made an offer to the American Unitarian Association through Rev. Edward Everett Hale, of Boston, to give $600,000 for the endowment of a college for women, to be located somewhere in Massachusetts. Dr. Fay's conditions were that the college should...
COLUMBIA FRESHMEN.Bow, F. T. Fay...
...Fair Harvard," was composed in one of the rooms in the building now occupied by the Harvard Annex. The author, Samuel Gilman, belonged to the class of 1811, and while in Cambridge at his class reunion in 1836 he wrote "Fair Harvard." He was then the guest of Miss Fay - a niece by marriage - who owned the building on the corner of Mason and Garden streets. While her guest, Mr. Gilman, occupied the room over the parlor on the right looking out upon Shepherd Memorial Church, and it was here that he composed his famous verses. Since the Fay house...
...officers of the meeting were: Referee, Mr. G. B. Morrison, '83; judges, Messrs. C. A. Kip, '83, and A. H. Brown; referee of sparring, Dr. William Appleton; judges of sparring, Messrs. J. S. Fay, Jr., and J. P. Hawes...