Word: unionized
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Captain Ian Hay Beith, British soldier and writer, better known under the penname of Ian Hay as the author of "The First Hundred Thousand," will lecture in the Living Room of the Union on Monday, February 12. In accordance with the purpose of his visit to this country as lecturing representative of England in the present war, Captain Beith will speak on some phase of the struggle from Great Britain's point of view, drawing from his wide experience in the Allied ranks as a member of the Tenth Argyl and Sutherland and Highlanders...
...success of the dance depends largely on the number of men who attend, everyone should avail himself of this farther opportunity. Although few stags have as yet applied, the committee wishes it understood that all are welcome. To facilitate application, the blanks may be left at the Union Beck 33, 9 Bow street, in care of P. M. Cabot '18, or mailed to J. L. Weld '18, 1324 Massachusetts avenue...
...committee has found that several men who are not members of the Union have forgotten to send the extra fee of one dollar. These omissions appear to be due to carelessness or misunderstanding, and those which have come in so far will therefore be accepted...
Application blanks for tickets of admission to the Junior Dance which will be held in the Union on Monday evening, February 19, are due today. A check for the specified amount should accompany each application. The price of admission is four dollars for each man and an additional two dollars for each lady. It was found necessary to raise the tickets to this amount because of the increase in expenses. The blanks which have been sent out to all class officers and members of last year's 1917 dance committee are also due today...
...third classman's usual festive season. An invitation to it has been the ultimate heaven of every debutante; and even those proud and few chosen Seniors who are admitted have felt themselves rejuvenated in memory of more youthful and frolicsome days. Even the proletariat thronging the veranda of the Union and peering hopelessly within, has felt itself part of the glories of the Juniors' Valhalla...