Word: regular
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...first regular autumn meeting of the Harvard Club of New York City was held on Saturday evening, Oct. 13, at the club house, 11 West Twenty-second street. Francis O. French, recently elected president, presided. The meeting was terminated by a supper. Several new members were elected, among them H. Clifford Watson, the coach of last year's crew; Francis Peabody, jr.; George R. Agassiz, a son of the naturalist, and Judge Ward McAllister, jr., a son of Ward McAllister of New York...
...first regular meeting of the Harvard Deutscher Verein was held in 16 Hollis, Wednesday evening. It was the custom of the society during the previous years of its existence to invite members of the faculty or other officers of the university to address the members at the meeting on some subject connected with German literature, history or customs. It was found that the interest of the individual members lagged somewhat, and in order to revive that interest it was determined that this winter each member should take an active part in the meetings of the Verein. On Wednesday evening...
...making the fastest time in the club race. A committee, consisting of Brown, '91, Merrill, '90, Bailey, '91, was appointed to make all arrangements. It was also voted that Captain Merrill should be authorized to arrange hare and hounds runs at his own discretion, in place of the regular weekly runs. The rules governing will be the same as those recently adopted by the Athletic Association. The first hare and hounds run will be next Tuesday. The hares will be Brown and Bailey, and the master of the hounds, Merrill...
...shoot has always been one of the interesting events of the year. Besides this match ample opportunity is given for practice in the weekly shoots held alternately on Wednesdays and Fridays. To systematize the practice and to keep alive the interest in the club three matches are shot every regular meeting day, each match continuing through h three weeks. The member who makes the best scores on two days out of the three is declared winner of the match and is awarded a prize. One of the three matches is open particularly to freshmen. The initiation fee is small...
...only followed the praiseworthy step of their upper-classmen in forming a freshman glee club, but also instituted a class banjo club, which assisted the Glee Club at its concerts. The members of this club, at the end of their freshmen year, decided that there ought to be a regular 'varsity banjo club, so at the beginning of their sophomore term, in the fall of '86, the Harvard Banjo Club was instituted. Several new members were taken on, and the '90 Banjo Club, after its successful career, gave additional material for its support...