Word: entertainment
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...passengers at one time. Luncheon will be served in the old and new gymnasiums, as well as on the first floor of University Hall and there will also be two tents dispensing handy lunch boxes. The upperclass clubs have also joined with the Alumni Committee and will entertain the officers and their families for luncheon on Saturday...
...undertaking which reached a high degree of development last year is the sending out of "entertainment troupes," made up of volunteer readers, musicians, sleight of hand men, etc., which give entertainments in hospitals, poor houses, and other social institutions. Men who have ability to entertain, who are willing to do this work and have not already registered for it, should send their names to J. L. White '06, Grays...
...Secretaries will be held at the Union tonight at 6.30 o'clock. Hon. John D. Long '57, president of the Alumni Association, who was to have been the guest of the Association, will be unable to attend the meeting because of illness. In his stead, however, the Association will entertain Mr. W. R. Thayer '81, editor of the Graduates' Magazine, and Roger Ernst, secretary of the class of 1903. After the business meeting, reports on Commencement Day observances, and the Harvard Union will be delivered by the committees appointed by the Association. The principal topics for discussion will be: Class...
...stockholders to determine what compensation, if any, shall be received by the president, treasurer, clerk, or any member of the board of directors; and also to entertain any complaint as to the administration by this board, if signed by at least ten members of the Society, and to make reply in writing to the complainants...
...stockholders to determine what compensation, if any, shall be received by the president, treasurer, clerk, or any member of the board of directors; and also to entertain any complaint as to the administration by this board, if signed by at least ten members of the Society, and to make reply in writing to the complainants...