Word: mck
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Professor J. Mck. Cattell, Columbia University; G. F. Stout, W. E. Johnson, Cambridge University; Professor E. B. Titchener, Cornell University; The Editor, Princeton...
...Harvard Club of New York for a portrait of Mr. Joseph H. Choate to be hung in the club house. A committee has been appointed to take charge of the matter. The committee consists of Messrs. Evert J. Wendell, W. G. Peckham, N. S. Smith, James G. King, Lloyd McK. Garrison. A circular which has been circulated among graduates says of the plan...
...until lately has it seemed feasible to carry out the plans. The celebration begins Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when the club will keep open house to all graduate members. In the evening there will be an entertainment. John T. Wheelwright '76 will read a poem, L. McK. Garrison '88 will relate the whole history of the club and an undergraduate cast will play "Bombastes Furioso," the first of the Pudding theatricals. After this the graduates will take charge. They will give the third scene of the second act of "Twelfth Night," with the following cast...
...Frost, D McK, 12 Mt Auburn street
...feast was an elegant one. Henry E. Alexander, an enthusiastic favorite with Princeton undergraduates, acted as president of the feast. After a pointed but brief address Mr. Alexander introduced Lloyd McK. Garrison, who responded to the toast "Harvard." Probably no Harvard speaker ever appeared more favorably before a Princeton audience. General Horace Porter then spoke on "The men of letters in the world." Gen. Porter's speech was brilliant, witty and full of pleasantries. Professor William M. Sloane responded to the toast "The debate." Professor Henry F. Osborne made the last speech on "Intercollegiate contests." Prof. Osborne's remarks abounded...