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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...executive committee of the Cercle Francais wish to thank Professor de Sumichrast for all that he has done to further the interests of the organization, and they regret extremely his resignation from the position of Faculty member of the executive committee...
GOLF CLUB.- Any member of the University who wishes to join the Golf Club may do so by sending the annual dues of $5.00 to the treasurer, J. F. Curtis, 42 Claverly...
...Commonwealth avenue and Dartmouth street, on Tuesday, May 4, at 7 p. m. The price of the dinner will not exceed $2.25 a plate. No dress suits will be will be worn. Blue-books have been placed at the entrance to Memorial and in Leavitt's, and all members of the class are urged to sign them at once in order that definite arrangements may be made. Tickets will only be given to those men who have signed the blue-books. This is the first Sophomore dinner that has been held for a number of years and to make...
PHOTOGRAPHS.- The following men must sit immediately for their class photographs. If any of them who are not now members of the class do not wish to have their pictures in the class book they are requested to notify a member of the Photographic Committee at once. W. A. Baldwin, A. M. Beale, S. C. Bloss, H. H. Brown, P. E. Brown, W. D. Cairns, W. W. Campbell, E. P. Carr, W. H. Chenery, A. A. Cliff...
GOLF CLUB.- Any member of the University who wishes to join the Golf Club may do so by sending the annual dues of $5.00 to the treasurer, J. F. Curtis, 42 Claverly...