Word: formalized
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...chance until he has tried. We need a large crowd to choose from for we wish a club that will not only be a success at concerts, but also and this is the most important part we wish a body of good commodes who enjoy an in formal gathering around the fire where they may drown all their troubles in good songs of fellowship. There is a great lack of spontaneous singing in this University, and this year we hope to establish a new tradition of this kind. Let us have your hearty cooperation. B. CROCKER...
...Summer School for 1908 will pen on Wednesday, July, and close on Wednesday, August 12. The courses given in the School are intended primarily for teachers or for those preparing to teach, but are open without formal examination to all qualified persons. Some of the course may be counted towards the degree at A. B. or S. B. by students in the College or the Scientific School. There are in all 92 courses...
...Union pop night this evening is more attractive than usual because it gives the members of the University one of the rare opportunities of hearing the University Musical Clubs informally. These clubs provide a delightful and popular entertainment, but practically their only concerts are the formal occasions with Yale and Cornell. Last spring the Mandolin Club and some Swedish singers gave an entertainment in the Yard during the busy examination period, but no regular Yard concerts were held. We hope that the new management will make an effort to arrange one or more of these affairs in which...
...formal dinner will be held tomorrow evening, and President Eliot, as the representative of the University, will be the guest of honor. Mr. E. C. Felton '79, president of the Philadelphia Harvard Club, will preside, and Owen Wister '82 will act as toastmaster. Mr. H. H. Furness '88 will give the welcoming address, and the other speakers will be Mr. C. F. Adams '56, Mr. A. G. Fox '69, and Hon. A. E. Willson '69, governor of Kentucky. On Sunday there will be an excursion to Atlantic City...
...probably due to the informality and sociability of the affair, as well as to the reasonableness of the admission price. Many men preferred to attend an informal class entertainment in Cambridge at a low price rather than to pay twice as much and attend a more or less formal dinner in Boston...