Word: march
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Davison '06, assisted by Mrs. Harriet L. Howard, organist, will give the last in a series of public recitals in Andover Chapel this evening at 8.15 o'clock. The program follows: Fugue in D minor, Bach Arabesque, Vierne Gavotte, Handel Dr. Davison. Serenade, Widor March, Guilmant Mrs. Howard and Dr. Davison. Intermezzo, Carroll Choral Prelude, Karg-Eleri Gavotte, Bach Andantino, Franck Dr. Davison. Finale, Guilmant Mrs. Howard and Dr. Davison...
...clock. The program will be presented by Dr. A. T. Davison '06, assited by Mrs. Harriet L. Howard, organist. The recital is open to all members of the University. The following is the program: Fugue in D minor, Bach Arabesque, Vierne Gavotte, Handel Dr. Davison. Serenade, Widor March, Guilmant Mrs. Howard and Dr. Davison. Intermezzo, Carroll Choral Prelude, Karg-Elert Gavotte, Bach Andantino, Franck Dr. Davison. Finale, Guilmant Mrs. Howard and Dr. Davison...
...game of war has started on Soldiers Field for fair. The work of drill, squads-right and platoons-left-front-into-line-double-time-march has taken second place to the more exacting sport of rushing imaginary trenches under an imaginary "hail of death" (as the war correspondents always describe it). The cinder-heaps are hills, the grass is forests, the fence is a wall of China, and the whole land is "terrain." A man may be a squad, a squad a company, and a company a regiment. In such Lilliputian measure do we play at war, seeing how armies...
Until the close of the academic year members of the Corps will be quartered as at present. About June 20 the entire Corps will be moved into barracks where they will live until July 16. From July 16 to August 15 the Corps will make a practice march of about 250 miles under war conditions. On the return from this march they will again go into barracks for about one week, during which time practical and theoretical examinations will be held, to further assist in determining those men fitted for commissions in the Officers' Reserve Corps. The names...
...will be absent will scarcely comprise a majority of the class. The class of '92, which will celebrate its twenty-fifth anniversary, is the only class that has made definite arrangements for festivities this year in Cambridge, but many of the other classes will undoubtedly return for Commencement and march in the parade of graduates to the Stadium. All the members of the three lower classes who are in the R. O. T. C. will also be in Cambridge during graduation week and a general exodus of men will not result...