Word: membership
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...cash purchases and eight per-cent on charge accounts of the 8600 members of the Society-last year. The total amount, which is $8,000 more than last year's dividends, will be distributed beginning at 9 o'clock this morning, upon presentation of a 1926-27 membership ticket or this year's bursar's card...
...Membership is something short of 1,000. Only a fraction are active members. There are about 300 actors. The rest are writers, painters, sculptors, playwrights, newspapermen and a few acknowledged patrons of the arts, of which Vincent Astor is most prominent. In glass cases on the wall of the club hang Booth's Hamlet and Shylock costumes, his pipes, the skull he used in Hamlet. It is a real skull. Tradition says it is the shell of a murdered man who willed it for Booth's use. Another treasured relic is Mark Twain's check...
...thousand men of Harvard will be denied the pleasure of seeing the Purdue band in action at the encounter in the Stadium today. One hundred and twenty-five men of Purdue, comprising the membership of the band, were unable to secure the necessary permission of the Board of Trustees to make the trip from Indiana to Cambridge...
Professor A. C. Coolidge '87 was made an honorary member, and among those elected to resident membership are Professor H E Rollins Ph. D. '17, and Convad Aiken 11. The new non-resident members include F. E. Parker Jr. '18 of New York, G. W. Thayer '06 of Cleveland, H. S. Morgan '23 of New York, and J. H. G. Pell '26 of Ticonderoga, New York...
...class has been running over 25 years. It is open to all members of the University, and consists of a 40 minute drill daily. Membership is entirely voluntary. Last year an average of 125 a night five nights a week was in attenlance, more than 50 per cent of the class being graduate students...