Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...success of the union this year is no less than in former years. The membership is about four hundred, and the number of instructors and officers from Harvard is almost sixty. Attendance at classes has been slightly better than usual, and the quality of instruction has improved. In other respects no vital changes have occurred. P. M. Tucker '99, has recently been elected chairman of the lecture committee to arrange lectures for the Wednesday evening meetings...
...those, therefore, who live at a distance the success of the project would be most beneficial. They are, however, just the class who can not be reached by the committee. We hope that all such men who really favor the plan will aid the cause by signing at once...
...Workingmen's Reading Room which the St. Paul's Society started on Washington street, Boston, has now been open long enough to ensure the success of the undertaking. Not enough subscriptions have yet come in, however, to keep the rooms open a full year, and money will be received for this purpose by Mr. Chamberlain, University Hall. Any old pamphlets, magazines, books, or newspapers will also be useful for the library and may be left at 22 Beck Hall. The musical entertainment last Friday will probably be the last till after the mid-years...
...Boston Chess Club tendered a reception to E. E. Southard 1 M., Saturday evening at the club rooms, 18 Boylston place. President A. H. Soden, in the name of the club, presented him with a handsome silver medal as a souvenir of his success and of the occasion. The medal bears the inscription "To Elmer E. Southard, who has an unbroken record in three intercollegiate contests." Southard replied briefly, thanking the donors. F. E. Thayer '99, president of the Harvard Chess Club, also spoke...
NOTHING succeeds like success. Five years' experience tutoring at home and abroad, and not one failure. German, Italian, French, Spanish. Highest references among the Faculty and students...