Word: membership
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Members of the Harvard Club of Boston have organized musical clubs, consisting of men who played and sang while in college. The mandolin club, with a membership of fourteen, is being led by S. B. Blodgett '11, and managed by G. Sturgis '13. The glee club, which was organized first, consists of about thirty men, and is officered by M. H. Wentworth '01, president; M. B. Lang '04, leader; and A. E. Burr '91, secretary. The chief function of the clubs will be to entertain at class smokers and dinners, but after they have prepared a more extensive repertoire...
...ensuing year. As a result of this meeting, President Lowrey, in accordance with Article D, II of the Constitution, appointed the following Nominating Committee to carry on the work of the Executive Committee until the organization of the Student Council in the fall and to make nominations for membership in the Council to be voted on at the Class elections: L. H. Mills '14, of Portland, Ore., chairman; G. F. Plimpton '14, of Buffalo, N. Y., secretary-treasurer; W. T. Gardiner '14, of Gardiner. Me; H. R. Hitchcock, Jr., of Pukoo, Molokai, Hawaii; Q. Reynolds '14, of Montclair...
...Nominating Committee met and made nominations for members of the Council at large from the three upper classes. At the class elections on October 14, nine men from the Senior class, seven from the Junior class, and five from the Sophomore class were elected, which made the total membership of the Council, including the members ex-officiis, thirty-seven men. The Council for 1913-14 was organized on October 23, and the following officers were elected: L. H. Mills '14, of Portland, Ore., president; S. P. Clark '14, of Chestnut Hill, Pa., vice-president; G. F. Plimpton '14, of Buffalo...
...Boston. Paul Starr '16, of Chicago, Ill., was appointed librarian. Curtis Torrey Vaughan '15, of San Antonio, Tex., remains as chairman of the entertainment committee; while Kent Bromley '16, of New York and Walter Flint Noyes '15, of Jamaica Plain, have been appointed, respectively, chairmen of the membership and program committees. A committee headed by M. S. Ehrenfried '16, is now busy making arrangements for the first annual dinner of the society to take place in March...
When College re-opened last September an active program for the year was decided upon. The membership was accordingly increased to 54 students with Professor Taussig as the first honorary member. Professor B. M., Anderson delivered an informal address in November on "Aspects of Socialism," while Professor Bullock, immediately after the Christmas vacation, gave the society a very comprehensive description of the Income Tax. The society has been gradually collecting a library of economic works until now 125 volumes are available for use by the members...