Word: successively
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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They left the same night for St. Louis, where they arrived at noon on Tuesday, and were driven to the Southern Hotel. In the afternoon a tea was given by Mrs. Daniel Nugent, which, like everything else on the trip, was a great success. The concert in the evening was one of the best that the Clubs have ever given, and the large audience that nearly filled the Odeon was very enthusiastic. Some difficulty, however, was experienced in getting the men on the stage promptly because of the greater attraction in the boxes. The concert was followed by a smoker...
...next morning the Clubs arrived in Chicago and spent the forenoon in sightseeing. After luncheon they attended a tea and dance given for them by Mrs. Walter C. Larned. The concert in the evening at Orchestra Hall was the crowning success of the whole trip. An audience of two thousand completely filled the hall, and gave the Clubs as hearty a welcome as they have ever received. Every number was encored, and the Glee Club Quartet was received even more enthusiastically than ever before. The concert was followed by a smoker at the University Club, and a cotillion given...
...commend the invitation of President and Mrs. Eliot to the Christmas Eve reception in Phillips Brooks House. One often feels in our academic life the almost total lack of personal contact and fellowship with the older men of our community; and the comparatively few attempts which meet with any success at all in opening up this phase of life which is so full of benefit for both the mature and the growing members of the University, stand out quite uniquely. It is difficult to analyze the causes of this condition of affairs, but in the main we believe that both...
...University orchestra the success of the Union pop night was largely duo, and credit should be given to the leader and players for the hare work and self sacrifice which enabled them to give pleasure to so many last night. It is no easy matter to prepare and render a program to the satisfaction of a large audience which is friendly but critical. We hope that during the winter months there may be several repetitions of last night's entertainment...
...College came into close contact with Dean Shaler, so that the movement must rely for its support mainly upon graduates who had the good fortune to know him personally. Their number is so great, however, that, once a satisfactory project is inaugurated, its success will be assured...