Word: young
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Moody has again invited the college men of America to meet at his home for conference and Bible study under the direction of the College Department of the International Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association. For many years Harvard has been represented at these conferences by too small a number of men. Last summer, however, seventeen men from the college and the graduate schools represented Harvard. It is sincerely believed that these seventeen men have succeeded in instilling some of the Northfield spirit into the religious life of the University during the past winter...
Putting 16 Pound Shot.W. W. Coe, N. and G., N. J. Young, E. B. A. A., R. C. Heath, H. S. A. A., E. H. Clarke, H. and B. A. A., C. H. Rand, T. C. A. A., K. K. Kubli, H., A. Lovering, H., W. D. Hennen, H., T. Haines, H. P. Cross, Y. A. A., E. Carpenter, Peninsula A. C., E. L. Hopkins, Peninsula A. C., W. J. McDonald, Peninsula A. C., A. Garland, Gloucester A. C., R. Callahan, Gloucester A. C., F. G. Shaw...
...Chess Club will hold the last public meeting of the term Tuesday evening, at seven o'clock, in Lower Dane Hall. Mr. J. F. Barry, the well-known young master player of the Boston Chess Club, will play a number of games simultaneosly against members of the club and as many others as give in their names at 1 Thayer Hall on Monday or on Tuesday up to 12 m. Players are asked to bring their own boards and sets as far as possible...
...atmosphere is distinctly Spanish. The plot hangs on the ardent love of the young Alcayde for a fair maiden, the ward of the stern and pompous Grand Inquisitor of Seville. The latter dignitary has many schemes of his own which he puts into execution at the expense of the poor Alcayde, but not without involving himself in serious complications. The reckless projects of a wandering gypsy are accountable for a general misunderstanding on the part of all and cause grave difficulties before matters are finally straightened out. Spanish peasants, gypsies and Moors give the action a picturesque surrounding...
...tall black volumes with the double columns and Thackeray's own drawings. The lecturer recalled among these the scenes of Colonel Newcombe meeting Rumum Lal at his sister-in-law's party, Sir Pit Crawley kneeling at Becky's feet, and Becky herself reading in the nursery, while the young Crawleys fought and clawed each other upon the floor...