Word: membership
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...order to make the club more active, a motion was passed, excluding all men who have not been present at more than two regular meetings. This reduces the membership from...
...estimated value of the land, clubhouse, and furnishings, according to the building committee, is about $570,000. The New York Harvard Club has a membership of 3,300. The Boston club, with the view of decreasing dues, hopes to equal or even exceed this number...
...plan into operation it might be necessary to raise the dues of these clubs a small amount. But since the members would themselves secure all the advantage, this should be a small hardship. The announcement might, on the other hand, have the effect of materially increasing a club's membership...
...their February meeting a few days ago shows a gain in business, for the first half of the current year amounting to about $15,000. If the rate of increase is continued, the business of the Co-operative for the entire year will amount to over $400,000. In membership there has been a gain of 118 over the corresponding figure for a year ago. The report also showed a slight decline in operating expenses, while the ratio of gross profits has been maintained. There is every probability, therefore, that the usual 9 per cent. dividend will be declared...
...arrangements which have been made for developing the teams. The use of the tank at the Cambridge Y. M. C. A. has been secured for Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons from 4.30 to 5.30 o'clock. A nominal fee of 20 cents a swim or $2 for a membership ticket will be charged, and men wishing to use the tank must also be members of the Phillips Brooks House Association or one of the affiliated societies...