Word: poems
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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This from the Leaves shows the sentiment at Lasell: "Our eyes first fall on the Randolph Macon Monthly, which contains a poem on 'How to Kiss;' also, two or three other articles pertaining to the same subject. Somebody must have had osculation on the brain. 'Let the good work proceed, and joy be unconfined...
...among the members of different, and sometimes opposite, institutions - a Theological Society, which was very good, and a Porcellian Club . . . . ; a Phi Beta Kappa Society, intended to be composed of the best scholars, and a "Navy" Club, which was above suspicion as containing the worst.' He graduated with the poem at commencement...
General Daniel Pratt appeared yesterday with a new and "classic" poem, in which the "dashing, crashing waves" sweep over the "omniscient heads of the mountains...
...dined at Narragansett Hotel Wednesday evening, Hon. C. B. Farnsworth in the chair, in the absence of President Brinley, of Newport. Pleasant addresses were made by President Eliot, President Robinson of Brown, Dr. Parsons, Rev. Dr. Stockbridge and Amos Perry, Esq. The company separated at a late hour. A poem was read from Rev. Dr. Charles T. Brooks of Newport...
...Harvard chapter of Delta Upsilon has its annual dinner at the Parker House next Monday evening. A. L. Hodges, '83, is toastmaster; poem to be read by A. M. Lord, '83; chorister, A. G. Webster, '85; oration, J. B. Wilson...