Word: halls
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...memory for the University to maintain some simple ceremony which should recall each November the life of the obscure clergy man, who, dying early in life, left here the foundation of such a splendid monument. The decoration each year by the Memorial Society of the statue near Memorial Hall is a graceful act, but a notice of John Harvard's birthday in the services maintained by the University would be an official recognition which the significance of the day in this community seems to demand...
...Arthur Whiting will give the first of his expositions of chamber music this evening at 8 o'clock. Owing to the great success of these concerts last year, the Fogg Lecture Room was found too small, so that this year they will be held in the New Lecture Hall. Mr. Whiting, assisted by Miss Laura Kelsey, violinist, Mr. George Barrere, flutist, and Mr. Alwin Schroeder, violoncellist, will give the following program to illustrate the work of Johann Sebastian Bach...
...concerts have been given a multitude of music lovers have found pleasure and profit in the excellent music and the no less excellent descriptive talks. Sufficient proof of the popularity of this course, were such evidence needed, exists in the necessity of a transfer this year to a larger hall...
Professor H. M. Stephens, of the University of California, secretary of the Academy of Pacific Coast History, will deliver the third of his course of four Lowell Institute lectures on "The San Francisco Earthquake" in Huntington Hall, 491 Boylston street, Boston, this evening at 8 o'clock. The topic for today's lecture will be "The City of Ruins." The final lecture, "The Relief of a Ruined City," will be given Friday. Admission to the lectures is free...
EXPOSITION OF CHAMBER MUSIC. Mr. Whiting, assisted by Miss Laura Kelsey, Mr. George Barrere, and Mr. Alwin Schroeder. New Lecture Hall, 8 P. M. Open only to officers and students of the University...