Word: palmer
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...election of the committee, several professors and graduates have served as Advisory Members. Professors Peabody, Palmer and Cummings, Dean Hodges, Mr. Ely of the Prospect Union, and Messrs. George Wigglesworth, '74 and Harvey H. Baker, '90, of the Suffolk...
Twice a year conferences are held of the students actually engaged in these different lines of work. Men tell what they have been doing. These gatherings have met at the homes of Professor Peabody and Profossor Palmer. The varied experiences of the students have been full of pathos and reality, and have revealed, as nothing else could, the nature and value of this Student Volunteer work...
...store houses of the society. These have been removed to the cellar of the club house. The total cost of the building will be about $10,000, which has been raised by subscription. The committee who have had charge of the building is composed of Edmund A. Whitman '81, Palmer E. Presbrey '85, and Thorndike Spalding '95. The architects who planned the theatre are Jos. R. and Wm. P. Richards of Boston. The latter is a Pi Eta man, class of '76. It is intended to have the dedication exercises of the new building take place as soon after...
...George, R. Hoe, Jr., R. W. Bliss, R. D. Boardman, G. G. Hubbard, J. H. Holliday, S. S. Fitzgerald, D. F. Davis, J. S. Bigelow, J. L. Saltonstall, D. Scott, C. B. Durham, A. G. Porter, R. C. Bolling, W. DeF. Bigelow, Whitbeck, L. Howland, W. S. Clough, F. Palmer, Jr., F. C. Smith, Jr., C. Wiener, H. K. Boutwell, H. S. Howard, B. Brooks and G. E. Clement...
Last evening, at the most important meeting of the Christian Association to be held during this week of prayer, Professor Palmer gave a frank talk on the temptations to which men are exposed in the life at college. Although Holden chapel was full, it is to be regretted that more men did not hear this address. At the close of the meeting, Dr. Peabody offered a short prayer...