Word: honoring
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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After the dinner held last Tuesday evening in Atlanta, Ga., in honor of President Eliot, who was visiting the exposition, a meeting was held, and the Harvard Club of Atlanta was permanently organized. H. M. Atkinson '84 was elected president; W. H. Baldwin, Jr., '85, vice-president; and S. N. Evans L. S. '93, secretary and treasurer...
...very welcome announcement comes from Atlanta to the effect that President Eliot's recent visit to that city and the dinner given in his honor by the Harvard graduates there, have been made the occasion of the forming of the Harvard Club of Atlanta. It has been a noteworthy fact in the past that the Southern graduates, though relatively few in number, are among the most enthusiastic in their support of the University. We are sure that the formation of this new club will serve not only to keep up the active interest of the graduates but also to make...
...latter part of November the Hasty Pudding Club will celebrate its one hundredth anniversary. In honor of the centennial the active members of the club have arranged a programme for Nov. 22 and 23rd. This programme is as follows...
...meeting for the election of Class Day officers is one of the most important events in the career of every College class. The prominence given to the men whom the class chooses to honor, and the fact that they will be generally accepted as representing the best that the class affords along the various lines of college achievment, should cause the choice of officers to be undertaken with the greatest care. It would be most unfortunate if in any of the contingencies which occur in an election of so much importance, the best judgment of the class...
What the society needs at present more than anything else is money, and without money it can do nothing. It, therefore, begs all those who are interested in perpetuating the association and interests of Harvard, and to honor the names of the famous men who have dwelt in their midst, to contribute towards the work of the society. Subscriptions may be sent to Charles Dickinson, 1 Hastings Hall...