Word: halle
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...little red brick colonial structure in the Harvard yard known as Massachusetts Hall, so small that it could be put inside the dining room in Memorial Hall, is the oldest university building in the United States. The two hundredth anniversary of its erection falls within the present College year, and plans are under way for the suitable commemoration of the event. The great and General Court made a grant of 8500 pounds in 1718 for the building of a "new college" to be named in honor of the province, and in 1720 the hall was completed. Princeton's "Old Nassau...
...Alumni Chorus will furnish choral music both before and after the meeting, and several organ selections will be played. As the seating capacity of Harvard Hall, where the meeting will be held is limited, and it is desired to reserve space for members of the club, the hall will be closed at 8.15 o'clock. The doors will be opened to members at 8.45 o'clock...
...Sunday, December 21, Dai Buell will deliver a piano recital at 4 o'clock. Ladies will be admitted to the Hall for this recital when accompanied by members or upon presentation of special cards of admission, which may be obtained by members at the office of the Club...
...prize story competition will now last until January 3, as the January number of the Advocate is to be issued before Christmas. All stories handed in before January 3 will be taken into consideration by the judges, who are Arthur Stanwood Pier '95, Richard Washburn Child '03, and Holworthy Hall '09. The prize of $25 will be awarded to the best story, which will be published in the February number of the Advocate, as will the next two best. The Advocate Board suggests that competitions do their writing during the holidays...