Word: toured
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Tour on the New Brunswick Coast. Carl Hovey...
...Musical Clubs will not make such an extended Christmas tour this year as usual; the trip this year will include concerts in the following cities: Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, Chicago, Rockford, Peoria, Davenport, Des Moines, St. Louis and Louisville. A concert will be given at the Sesqicentennial Celebration on Thursday night, October twenty-second. The preliminary trials for new men on all three clubs have been held but the names of the new men have not been made public...
...Athens," by T. G. Allen, Jr.; "Trouting on the North Shore," by W. O. Henderson; "Wheeling thro' Western England," by Alice L. Moque; "A Fin de Cycle Incident," by Edna C. Jackson; "Yale at Henley," by W. B. Curtis; "Wheeling Through Virginia," by J. B. Carrington; "Len's World Tour Awheel"; "Military Cycling Thro' the Dakotas," by Lieutenant R. C. Cabell; "America's Turf-Transition," by Francis Trevelyan; "Getting into Commission," by R. B. Burchard; "Haverford College Cricket," by A. C. Thomas, and the usual editorials, poems, records...
Last Wednesday a detachment of students of the M. I. T. summer school of architecture sailed for England on the steamer Cestreau. The remaining members of the school will sail next Saturday. It is proposed to make a two months tour of England and the continent on bicycles, the purpose being to study the cathedral architecture...
...BICYCLE TRIP IN EUROPE.- Mr. Channing Ellery (Columbia '77) is organizing a small party of college men for a Bicycle Tour in Europe during the coming summer. The party will sail June 24 from New York, on the "Brittannic," to be gone 95 days. The plan is to ride through England (stopping at Henley for the regatta), Belgium, Luxemberg, the Rhine and Moselle Valleys, Germany, Switzerland and France, and to visit places of interest on the route. The price of the entire trip will be $550. References given and required. Full particulars may be had by addressing Mr. Ellery...