Word: grands
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...memory of the Harvard men who died in the Civil and Spanish Wars. In order that the Memorial exercises may be dignified and worthy of the cause for which they were instituted, a large number of men from all classes must be in the procession that marches with the Grand Army Post from University Hall to Sanders. The exercises in Sanders consist only of the singing of "Fair Harvard" and "America" by the Glee Club and the Memorial address by Mr. Austen G. Fox '69 of New York. It is hoped everyone will take this opportunity to show reverence...
According to present indications the party will be landed at about 12 o'clock, and at this time the grand march and exploring expedition will take place about the Island under experienced guides--the object being to become thoroughly acquainted with the vast wildernesses on Misery before the refreshments are served...
...Scene in Garden near Maharajah's Palace, with Princess and maids. Song, "Moonlight." Ballet of Princess' maids. Topical song. Prince and Boston fakirs. "Big Walz," principals and chorus, "Tell us just why we are sighing." "Yellow parrot song," by Prince. Grand finale, entire cast...
...probable that other proposed buildings will, in time, be constructed to continue the other side. The stadium will provide seats for spectators at all the contests now held on Soldiers Field except baseball games. It will therefore be necessary to construct a new baseball diamond and grand-stand. The amount of steel in the existing grand-stands, however, will be sufficient to make a permanent baseball stand and there will therefore be enough permanent stands to seat the spectators at all games. It will be possible, in cases of necessity, to add 13,000 additional seats to the stadium, thus...
...first Union entertainment of the year, Mr. N. W. Brigham '80 last evening gave an illustrated lecture on "The Grand Canon of Arizona." The lecture was delivered in the Living Room of the Union where a sheet had been stretched on which the views were thrown...