Word: teas
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Weld.FOR CLASS DAY. - To let, within one hundred yards of college grounds, two or three large rooms, and kitchen - two covered piazzas, one 12 by 40 feet; shaded, level lawn. Especially adapted for a class Day afternoon tea. Apply...
...Tea, Coffee, etc. (choice...
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Mac Veagh gave a tea which everyone enjoyed. In the evening the theatres were well patronized and several fellows went to the Yale Glee Club Concert. Friday morning the clubs were guests of the World's Fair Musical Department, represented by the Secretary, Mr. Wilson They were shown about the buildings and treated with the greatest kindness. At one o'clock Mr. H. S. Stone gave a luncheon to his friends at the "Virginia." It was a delightful affair and will long be a pleasant remembrance to those who first became friends there. After luncheon Mr. Paul...
...About noon several men who had written letters and posted them were seen forcibly assisting themselves about the corridors - they had dated their letters with a "2" instead of a "3." In the afternoon the county club opened its House to the Musical club. Mrs Williams gave an informal tea and in the evening the Saturn club invited the fellows to their club house. Monday morning most of the men visited Niagara when, strange to say, the sharks did the fishing, but so far as is known caught nothing. There was a lunch at the Country Club and a tea...
Tuesday morning the men saw the city. In the afternoon Mrs Pruyn gave a tea and there was a ball at the Delavan House after the concert. At 1.20 A.M. the special sleeper was attached to a mail train and the club were hurried away from Albany, each man bearing a special delivery stamp and addressed to the Dean, U. 5. As they were considered first class mail matter every effort was made to get them here as nearly as possible on time and early morning found them at Cambridge somewhat the worse for wear but willing to be sent...