Word: furnishes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Finals" dance, with a limit of 125 couples, will be held this evening at the Union, begining at 8.30 o'clock, and lasting until 2. Admission tickets may be obtained at the door until this number is reached. Wric's Society Orchestra will furnish music for the dancing and the Moynahan Brothers will play saxophone and dance specialties...
...deny that the idea of building a memorial to "Harvard's greatest graduate" is an excellent one. Few men will deny that the suggestion of a "Roosevelt House" brought forward by the Roosevelt Memorial Committee of University alumni is the best plan so far proposed. It would not only furnish an interesting and attractive room for undergraduates, but would also provide the University with some much needed floor space...
...doubtful, in peace-time, without the incentive of a rapidly approaching war, such as was the case in 1915 when the Plattsburg camps were at their height, if any great number of citizens can be found, who are desirous of receiving military instruction. The proposed camps, however, will furnish an opportunity, at least, for men of sufficient ability, who have been unable to obtain a college education, to receive training that will qualify them to be officers in case of another war in the future...
...close of every college year there are several hundred students leaving Cambridge, who are forced to sell their furniture to second-hand dealers for as much as they can get; every fall at the opening of the term there are as many persons who must furnish rooms, and who for the most part go to these same dealers for the necessary furniture. For the dealers, this is an ideal situation; those leaving college are helpless and must accept what the dealers offer; the new arrivals are almost as helpless and must pay them whatever is asked. The trade between individual...
...Harvard Knights of Columbus Club will give its first informal dance tonight at the Harvard Union at 8 P. M. Wicks Orchestra of Boston will furnish the music. The committee consists of Pedro A. Campos 3L., president, Jerry Kearns '23, C. V. Ryan '23 and William Heaphy 3L. The patronesses will be Mesdames J. D. M. Ford, W. E. Hocking and James O'Nell...