Word: lunch
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...each student a free seat is made in order to pay the expenses of the debates without making subscriptions necessary. Tickets were on sale yesterday at Memorial Hall. About half of the amount necessary to send the team to Princeton was realized. The sale will be continued today at lunch in Memorial Hall and Foxcroft. Tickets may also be obtained from M. Suravitz '13, Perkins 11, J. A. Donovan '13, Stoughton 11, or at the Co-operative Branch...
Tickets for the University debate with Yale to be held in Sanders Theatre on Friday evening at 8 o'clock, go on sale at Memorial Hall at lunch today. The prices will be 50 cents for main floor seats, and 25 cents for balcony and gallery seats. No free seats will be issued to students as in former years. This departure from the custom of allowing each student a free seat is made in an attempt to pay the expenses of the debaters without making subscriptions necessary...
...view of the recent increase in the use of the Union pool room, the Governing Board has installed a lunch counter in one corner, in connection with the old cigar stand. Sandwiches, milk, coffee, fruit, cake, etc., may be obtained during the day and in the evening until the Union closes for the night...
...team will leave this morning on the 10.03 train for New York. Lunch will be taken on the train, and dinner will be had at the Harvard Club in New York. The following men will make the trip: P. M. Brown '15, G. M. Carnochan '14, W. H. Claflin, Jr., '15, H. B. Gardner '13, A. M. Goodale '13, T. Gorham '13, E. A. Graustein '13, D. R. Hanson '14, S. T. Hopkins '14, H. C. Morgan '14, F. H. Palmer '13, M. B. Phillips '15, A. F. Sortwell '14, P. H. Smart '14, W. A. Willetts...
...Sturgis '15 and P. H. Sherwood '15 in Apley court yesterday afternoon is evidently the one responsible for most of the recent robberies which have been committed in Dana Chambers, Thayer, Holworthy, Westmorly, Craigie, and Apthorp House. Sturgis discovered the man in his room upon his return from lunch. The intruder attempted to simulate a student, but betrayed himself, and Sturgis detained the thief while he called the police from the telephone in his room. The man arrested gave a fictitious name at the police station, claiming to be a student, but refusing to tell the name of his college...