Word: membership
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...sale will continue until the meetings. Tickets for reserved seats will not be sold to anyone not a member of the association. Members must present their membership tickets in order to obtain reserved seats. No one member can obtain more than five reserved seats...
...Littell, '90, A. H. Lockett, '92, W. D. Orcutt, '92, J. A. Parker, '91, H. S. Potter, jr., '91, G. Rublee, '90, J. A. Stetson, '91, S. W. Sturgis, '90, H. Tallant, '91, M. K. Wildes '91, E. Wrenn, '92, making fourteen in all. The full membership will be sixteen. Any members of the university desiring to be chosen to fill the vacancies will please send their names to me before Saturday March 1, stating at what hours in the afternoon they can play, whether at 2 or 4 and whether on Saturday from 11 to 1 as a schedule...
...Smith then spoke of "Utopia," in which no lawyers were to live; of Bellamy who said in his "Looking Backwards" that in the 20th century no lawyers would live in Boston; of the Knights of Labor, by whose by-laws "liquor sellers, bankers, gamblers and lawyers" are barred from membership...
...meeting of the intercollegiate lacrosse association last Saturday, representatives were present from Princeton, Lehigh and Stevens Institute. The resignation of Harvard was accepted, and Johns Hopkins university was admitted to membership. The championship for 1889 was awarded to Princeton and E. S. Lewis, of Princeton, was elected president of the association for the ensuing year...
...Harvard club of Chicago gave its thirty third annual dinner at the Richelien last Saturday night. The club is the oldest and strongest of the local alumni associations, and includes within its membership some of the city's most prominent men. Upon the menu card was an etching of the new Harvard gate which is the gift of the second president of the club. Professor G. H. Palmer was present as the dele gate from the university and was the first to respond, the toast being "Good Old Harvard." He said, "Harvard is rapidly becoming the great democratic college...