Word: pavilions
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...direction of Mr. Alfred Winsor '02, former University hockey star and coach, and one of the leading national authorities on hockey, and Mr. Harold W. Read, chairman of the Boston Athletic Association Hockey Committee, plans are now well under way for the opening season of the new Ice Pavilion in the Technology Block. A local league, composed of the University, Dartmouth, an organization of former Y.D. men, the Boston Hockey Club and possibly the Crescent Hockey Club, has been organized and a schedule of weekly games among these teams is being made...
Work has already been begun on the new Ice Pavilion. The start on construction was delayed a little in order that the Cambridge Building Department could be thoroughly satisfied that the figures were correct as to the proposed seating capacity, the number of exists and the structural stability of the building with relation to the weight involved...
...University's home games naturally will be played in the new rink on Massachusetts avenue, which is to be called the Ice Pavilion. The rink, though smaller than the old Arena, will be connected with lounging rooms, a big hall, lockers and shower baths. Its seating capacity will be about 1500, with boxes on one side, seats on the two ends and a large balcony...
...attend. The price of admission will be $1.50 per person payable at the door. A limited number of tickets is now available and these may be purchased from the steward. Refreshments will be served inside the Club House this year, as it has been decided not to erect the pavilion which has been done heretofore...
...Copley-Plaza and go by Special cars to Smith Hall, where luncheon will be served at 1.30 P. M., 3.30, Harvard-Yale ball game at Soldiers Field; 7.00 P. M., twenty-fifth anniversary class dinner, Harvard Club of Boston. June 22.--Headquarters, Holworthy 9; class will preside at large pavilion where lunch will be served to the general alumni; 1.30, assemble in front of Massachusetts Hall to join procession to Sever quadrangle; 12.00, ladies meet at Copley-Plaza where they will find conveyances to take them to luncheon at Colonial Club, Cambridge, as the guests of Mrs. Thomas Nelson Perkins...