Word: membership
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...better preparations for meeting the demands upon it; and it is expected and believed that the members of the Association, in order to provide for such of the unusual requirements of the period of establishment as may still continue during the next year or two, will cheerfully continue their membership and their membership fees until the last stage of the problem is solved...
...classes are intended to furnish instruction for a nominal tuition fee to the working classes of Old Cambridge. The membership fee to the Union has been fixed at one dollar and an additional sum of one dollar is required for admission to the classes. During the year about one hundred and ten persons have enrolled as pupils in the different courses...
...Harvard-Yale games will begin this afternoon at 2.30 on Holmes Field. The regular membership tickets of the H. A. A. do not admit the holders to the grounds, but tickets can be obtained at Leavitt and Peirce's store. Contestants can not go across the field to the Carey Building but must enter from the street on the north side...
Important changes in the constitution were made, and the reports of the secretary and treasurer were read. The treasurer's report showed that the finances were in a very prosperous condition, and that of the secretary showed a large membership and well-attended meetings. The following board of officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, W. H. Phelps '97; Vice-President, F. H. Pratt, '96; secretary, W. L. W. Field, L. S. S.; treasurer, S. Kennedy, '97; librarian, F. G. Gulliver...
...membership of the society is active and honorary. The active membership is to be made up of about twenty-five or thirty men from the senior class and a smaller number of graduates resident in the University. The honorary membership is made up of a limited number of non-resident graduates, including those especially who are interested in historical work or who have done considerable service to the University...