Word: tea
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Yesterday's reception in Brooks House, the third of the weekly teas given for students by the ladies of the Faculty, was attended by a considerable number of undergraduates and professors. Mrs. Eliot, Mrs. Pickering, Mrs. Langdon, and Mrs. Smith formed the reception committee, and Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Francke, Mrs. W. H. Pickering, and Mrs. Bocher poured tea. Among the members of the Faculty who were persent were President Eliot, Professor Paine, Professor Francke, Professor Howard and Mr. Robinson...
...second of the weekly receptions to students by ladies of the Faculty was held yesterday afternoon in the parlor of Phillips Brooks House. Mrs. Eliot again received, and tea was poured by Mrs. Ropes, Mrs. Cummings and other ladies of the Faculty. President Eliot and several of the professors of the University were also present. These teas will be held regularly every Friday afternoon during the winter months...
...afternoon a reception was tendered to the members of the association in Memorial Hall. Later a tea was given by Radcliffe College at Fay House, where Miss Alice Longfellow read a paper entitled, "The History of the Craigie House, Sometime Headquarters of George Washington...