Word: lehmann
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Lehmann will give a talk in Sanders Theatre tonight at 8 o'clock on "The University as a Training Ground for the Public Speaker." Seats in the pit have been reserved for members of the 'Varsity crew, the winning class crew, the 'Varsity and College nines, the athletic team, and last fall's 'Varsity eleven, as well as for members of the musical organization and of the Harvard Union. Neither reserved seat tickets nor admission tickets have been issued. Members and graduates of the University as well as instructors are invited...
After Mr. Lehmann's talk there will be a reception in Memorial Hall to him and to the members of the 'Varsity teams. The members of the University will have an opportunity of meeting those who represent them on the various teams. Members of the Union, who will be distinguished by crimson badges, will act as ushers. The Pierian Sodality, the Mandolin Club, the Banjo Club, and the Glee Club will furnish the music. J. A. Carpenter '97, who will lead the Glee Club, will also lead in the singing of "Fair Harvard" at the close. Every member...
...Freshman crew have had the benefit of Mr. Lehmann's coaching and in the barge were going strong and smoothly. They are now at a considerable disadvantage, as they have been in their shell but a week and are not yet used to the new boat. Some changes have been made recently in the make-up of the crew, but the effect of these has been to improve the eight considerably. The men are steadying their shell now fairly well, and are rowing a long stroke with a smooth recover If they get off well they should make a good...
...reception to be held in Memorial Hall tomorrow night after Mr. Lehmann's talk, it is hoped that the musical organizations will take part. Members of the Union will serve as ushers and will be distinguished by ribbons as no dress suits will be worn. The whole affair is to be informal as it is open only to members of the University and instructors...
...race. All four crews are well up to, if not above, the average, and all have worked hard and faithfully from the start. A great deal of praise is due to the coaches-Mr. Davis, Mr. Casey, and Mr. Storrow-for their work with the crews. Mr. Lehmann has from time to time given each of the crews the benefit of his coaching, and the general excellence of all four crews is due in no small measure to his superintendence...