Word: successively
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Freshman dinner at the Hotel Vendome last night was a great success. More than four hundred men attended. C. A. Shea was toastmaster, and the following speeches were made in reply to toasts...
...combined concert of the Harvard and Yale musical clubs last night proved a great success in every way. Symphony Hall was crowded with an audience that took advantage of every chance for applause. The men on the clubs gave their selections with fine spirit and the rule of "no encores" was broken early in the programme. After that every number was encored most enthusiastically. The Harvard clubs showed up very well in comparison with those of Yale. The Mandolin Club did especially well and it was their excellent rendering of Delibes's "Pas des Fleurs" which called forth the first...
...sale of tickets at Leavitt's will close at noon today. As yet only seventy men have secured tickets, and if the dinner is to be a success, at least a hundred and fifty more must get tickets before noon. It is most important that every man should consider it a question of classpirit. DINNER COMMITTEE...
Less than one hundred men have signed for the 1902 dinner on Friday, the success of which depends upon all Juniors observing the necessary regulation of signing the book at Leavitt's today or tomorrow. JUNIOR DINNER COMMITTEE...
...bill in regard to the eligibility of holders of Harvard degrees for voting for Overseers is being considered by the Massachusetts Legislature. The success or failure of this bill will decide an important question, which has been agitated several times in the past five years...