Word: stadiums
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...event. Committees of the faculty an of Palo Alto's citizens met at the home of Professor Theodore Jesse Hoover, the hero's elder brother and valued adviser, to plan their part in the proceedings They decided to hold the ceremony in Stanford's roomy football stadium, where 90,000 persons can look on. They prepared to throw some of the campus fraternity houses open to visiting newsgatherers. Distinguished guests were to be accommodated in faculty homes, including the small model residences which Mrs. Hoover has been building with quiet generosity for low-salaried instructors...
...since the concerts began eleven years ago, has never missed a performance. For denizens of Manhattan who prefer cigaret smoking to gum-chewing, Willem van Hoogstraten to Franko Goldman, and paying 25? to $1 for a seat to listening for nothing, there are the Philharmonic concerts at the Lewisohn Stadium. These are sponsored by Mrs. Charles S. Guggenheimer...
...clock they follow the graduates and the members of the lower classes to the Stadium where E. F. Clark Jr. '28 will give the Ivy oration. Three will also be cheering by the graduate classes, presentation of the Senior class banner to 1931, singing of "Fair Harvard" and the confetti battle...
Immediately after the exercises in the Stadium private spreads will be held throughout the Yard. They are: Pike Club, west end of Fogg Museum, Phillips Brooks House, rear of Stoughton Hall, Kex Club, rear of Holworthy Hall, Speakers Club, Wadsworth House lawn. A number of other private spreads are being given for which tickets were not sold...
...clock--Stadium exercises: Ivy oration, E. F. Clark '28; confetti battle...