Word: moneyed
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...duties of the committee will be three-fold: to supervise the sending of post cards to the original donors of the Gymnasium Fund asking them to allow their donations to be applied to the Union pool; to attempt to raise money from graduates; and to supervise the collection of funds from the classes of 1918 and 1919. The two upper classes are not included in the undergraduate collection, as they have both contributed to the Gymnasium Fund and neither will have as long use of the pool as 1918 and 1919. The entire cost of the pool will...
...Corps will be met by graduates, but a certain amount of pecuniary support is expected from the undergraduates. Before the end of the week the Corps will mail to 20,000 graduates a pamphlet telling the purpose, plans, expenses, and constitution of the organization, and carrying an appeal for money...
...will be given at the close of "Sevir," will be a one-act farce, "Edgar et sa Bonne," by Eugene-Martin Labiche. M. Labiche is considered one of the best French comedy playwrights of the 19th century. He was a member of the Academic Francaise. The bulk of the money raised will go to "La Societe des Amis des Soldats Avengles," while a certain amount will be put aside to aid destitute French artists...
...life in the Middle West. Miss Butler is the recipient this year of the MacDowell scholarship, awarded annually to the winner of a competition open to all playwrights in the United States, provided, first, that the contestant is unmarried and, second, that he or she is in need of money...
Since the corporation have approved the plan for the Union swimming pool, nothing stands in the way of its construction but raising the necessary money. Three sources are open: the Gymnasium Fund, contribution from undergraduates, and contribution from graduates. As the donors of the Gymnasium Fund seem to favor its practical use for the pool, this sum of $10,000 probably will be available as a basis on which collection may start. About $10,000 more must be raised from graduates and undergraduates, unless the H. A. A. or the College itself will contribute. Since no classes after 1917 have...