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...fails to bring its membership up to the minimum number fixed for its table, it may be assigned to a smaller table, or additional members may be added at the discretion of the management. Transfers from one table to another are allowed only on application to the Office. The waiter for each table is provided with a list of its authorized members, and will be instructed to serve no other person, except upon presentation of a single-meal ticket...
...contributions made yesterday by the members of Memorial Hall for the assistance of the family of H. Hughes, who was shot and killed by a fellow-waiter last month, amounted to $82.06. Other members of the Hall who have not yet made contributions may leave them with a member of the committee, who will be at Memorial Hall at 1 o'clock today. Members of the University may leave any contributions at Brooks House...
...Roachford, a waiter at Memorial Hall, shot and seriously injured H. Hughes, a fellow waiter, early yesterday afternoon. The trouble started in the servants' dressing room with a dispute over dishes; the men became excited and were soon engaged in a lively brawl. A. Terry, another waiter, attempted to separate the fighters, whereupon, Roachford pulled a revolver and fired several shots at Hughes, striking him in the arm and abdomen. Roachford immediately ran out of the Hall, pursued by Jones, a waiter, and Gale, who is employed in the office. Gale and Jones lost track of Roachford on Harvard street...
...special meeting of the Governing Board of the Harvard Union held yesterday, the following resolution was passed on the death of Jacob Christian, the head-waiter of the Union...
Four or five of the parts, like Mr. Layman's old tutor, Juettner, Mr. Perrin's waiter translated from inn to court, Mrs. Barnes-Hochberg's Kaethie of the tavern, and in a little less degree Mr. Schurig's mincing and mealy-mouthed chamberlain, were admirably taken. The players had sense of character, carried it to the audience, and acted generally with freedom alike from self-consciousness and what in some instances was an acquired speech. With Mr. Layman's Juettner, indeed, illusion never flagged and it was the true illusion of the old man's sentiment. Skillful...