Word: tripped
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...left Cambridge last night for new York, whence he will sail this afternoon on board the "Adriatic" for Europe. Stopping for a short time in London, he will continue by boat to Cairo, Egypt, and from there will journey for some distance up the Nile valley. On the return trip he will stop in Paris, and probably will spend several days further in London. The trip is intended primarily as a vacation for Mr. Wells. He is expected to return to the University about the last of February. During his absence his assistants will continue his work at the Appointments...
With the exception of the western trip in 1907, this trip will be the first one that the Musical Clubs have taken for fifteen years. The arrangements for concerts and entertainments, however, will be much more elaborate than heretofore, as the graduates throughout the different cities where concerts are to be given have shown no end of enthusiasm in managing the necessary details. Fifty-two men will go on the trip...
Years ago these vacation trips were an annual event, and then for a long period they were forbidden by the Faculty. Two years ago the Faculty was persuaded to allow a resumption of the custom. Tradition says that i the early days the undergraduates who constituted the clubs were not always as careful as they might have been in their observance of the proprieties, and in consequence the Western graduates were forced to ask that no more visits be allowed. That conditions have greatly changed since that time, the success of the 1907 trip is sufficient proof...
...final arrangements for the Musical Clubs' western trip during the Christmas recess have been made. Except for the trip in 1907, this is the first trip that the Musical Clubs have taken for fifteen years. It will be much more extensive than ever heretofore, as 50 men will be chosen to go by competition from the Glee, Mandolin, and Banjo Clubs. Manager J. S. Reed '10, and Assistant Manager R. S. Pattee '11, will accompany the clubs to make the necessary arrangements...
...other cities the local Harvard Clubs have shown great enthusiasm in arranging to entertain the members of the clubs and have generously undertaken to make all provisions necessary for a successful concert. Two standard Pullman cars and one baggage car will convey the clubs throughout the whole trip and between some places, where speed must be made, a special engine will be engaged...