Word: misses
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...most important change which has taken place in the college proper since last year is the removal into the new library. The students miss the privilege of entering the alcoves to consult books which was formally allowed them, but it is thought the efficiency of the library is greatly increased by the change, and the new reading room, with its equipment of reference books, is certainly an improvement which is appreciated...
Dear Sirs:- I have invited to my house Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock such students as I know to be engaged in any form of charity work. Miss Zilpha Smith, of the Boston Associated Charities, will describe the work of that association, and some talk will be had of the relation of college men to charity work. I shall welcome with pleasure to this informal meeting any students who take an interest in such affairs...
...large and enthusiastic audience greeted Miss Huntington last evening at the Hollis Street Theatre when she appeared in "Paul Jones." Miss Buntington's success in this opera in London and New York is too well known to dwell upon. Suffice it to say that in every way she came up to the expectations of the audience. Miss Huntington has a contralto voice of wonderful sweetness and adds to this an ability to act as few opera singers can. Miss Huntington appears as Paul Jones and the rest of the parts are well taken...
...Miss Rosina Vokes' annual engagement in Boston began last night at the Tremont with a triple bill, consisting of the new lever de rideau "Percy Pendragon," "A Double Lesson," and "My Lord in Livery." In "Percy Pendragon" Felix Morris has an excellent opportunity for the exercise of his great ability in character delineation. "A Double Lesson" and "My Lord in Livery" are brimming over with merriment, and Miss Vokes has lost none of her inimitable charm...
...Opera Company began the second week of the "Grand Dutchess" and the last week of its engagement in Boston last evening at the Globe Theatre. The general dullness of the opera is relieved only by one or two good solos and several choruses. The feature of the performance was Miss Darville's acting and singing...