Word: programs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first 1918 smoker will be held in the Living Room of the Union next Tuesday evening at 8.30 o'clock. The officers and several other prominent members of the class will speak, and an interesting program of moving pictures has been secured. Anita Stewant will be shown in one of her latest roles, Raymond Hitchcock will appear in a farce, and in addition there will be pictures of some recent University football games. The usual refreshments of beer, cider, crackers and cheese will be served and cigarettes will be in abundance...
...Burr, Jr., '06, John W. Cutler '09, G. B. Dawson '83, C. H. Fiske, Jr., '93, W. L. Garrison, Jr., '97, J. W. Hallowell '012, R. Lowell '12,J. D. Phillips '97, Roger Pierce '04, P. W. Thomson '02, A. W. Weld '91, has arranged the following program with a special view of making it enjoyable and profitable to the graduates who live at a distance from Boston...
...following program will be presented by Mr. whiting, assisted by Mr. Albert Spalding, violinist, and Mr. Alwin Schroeder, violon-cellist. Sonata in C-minor, Op. 30 Beethoven. Violin and pianoforte Suite in G-major Bach Violoncello solo. Trio in B-major. Op. 8 (revised edition) Brahms Violin, violoncello, pianoforte...
...following program will be given: Part I. 1. Uncle Tom Princeton Banjo Club. Buck 2. At Sea Harvard Glee Club. 3. Waltz Reminiscences arr. by Weaver Princeton Mandolin Club. 4. Big Ben Harvard Banjo Club. Allen 5. The Lamp in the West Princeton Glee Club. Parker Part II. 6. Specialty Number F. M. Trainer, Harvard '19. 7. (a)My Lady Chole C. Leighton (b)Forward March Clark, Princeton 1905 Princeton Glee Club. 8. Thousand and One Nights Allen, arr. by Rice Harvard Mandolin Club. 9. (a)Hush-Hush MacDowell (b)Football Songs Harvard Glee Club...
...units. The men now enrolled in the course have, in many ways, made a personal sacrifice to do their part in maintaining the University's lead in the Preparedness movement. The delay in announcing the course made it impossible for many men who wished to enlist to rearrange their program of students, but in numerous instances they voluntarily took it as an extra course to help swell the enrolment, hoping that the University would be the first to have the training units established. Unfortunately this opportunity is now lost, but in fairness to the members of Military Science and Tactics...