Word: floors
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Monthly will hold a smoker for business candidates in the Sanctum on the third floor of the Union, tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock. Men from the classes of 1916, 1917 and 1918 are invited to compete for positions on the board. The opportunity for Sophomores and Freshmen is exceptional, since no men have as yet been taken on from either class, and at least three from each will eventually be elected. The length of the competition will be indefinite, the men being selected according to a new credit system which will be explained at the smoker...
...member of the Junior Class may obtain a ticket to the Hasty Pudding tea at the door of the Club on the afternoon of the Dance, Friday. Tickets will be sold then only and at no other place. The Hasty Pudding Club will open its whole lower floor to all who attend; not even members of the Club will be allowed on the second floor...
...University gymnastic team will give an exhibition at Andover tonight at 7 o'clock, instead of a dual meet with the Andover team as was originally announced. The Andover team will work on the floor of Borden Gymnasium intermittently with the University team. The events will be: horizontal bar, parallel bar, side-horse, flying rings, club swinging, tumbling and pyramids. Those who will probably make the trip are: A. B. Bruce '15, W. Campbell '16, M. F. Gates '15, captain, W. E. Hicks '18, L. S. Hyde '18, R. G. McPhail '15, P. M. Symonds '15 and M. H. Reynolds...
...Charles P. Anthony will give piano recital in Harvard Hall at the Harvard Club of Boston tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock. Ladies will be admitted to the first floor of the club-house when accompanied by members or upon presentation of special cards of admission, which may be obtained by members at the office of the club. During the recital refreshments will be served to members of the second floor only...
...Fund, will be given today for the last time. So far the undergraduate support has been decidedly neglible, especially in regard to the dansant held every afternoon and evening. An excellent orchestra plays for the dancing and various professionals from the Castle House and elsewhere give occasional exhibitions. The floor is in excellent condition and the admission price of 25 cents is extremely low for an affair of this kind. It is hoped that undergraduates will avail themselves of the opportunity offered for enjoying themselves and at the same time adding to the Belgian Relief Fund. The Kermesse is open...