Word: finland
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Schrifftgissen and S. J. G. Nowak, (C) G. R. Crosby, (D) A. R. Freeman, (E) G. Holland; Sect. 32, (A) F. S. Swayze and C. S. Joslyn, (B) J. T. Hewlett and R. O. Rasch, (C) S. Abrams, (D) Harry Levy, (E) H. S. Saver; Sect. 33, (A) M. Finland and P. D. Webster, (B) M. Margolis and L. M. Taran, (C) H. I. Magoun, (D) A. C. Frazer, (E) H. Andelman; Sect. 34, (A) J. N. Macy and H. Marks, (B) D. J. Duggan and J. Enrietto, (C) N. Choate, (D) E. F. Carpenter, (E) F. M. Carey; Sect...
...noteworthy now that Germany is spiritually shedding large tears over this ruthlessness to "a brave little people." Germany has had so much to do with brave little peoples in the past three years that she may pass as a judge. Her sympathies, it must be admitted, have been for Finland, Ireland, and Greece. She has seen with no overburdening woe the desolation by brand and steel of Serbia, the destruction of Belgium, the extinction of half of the Armenian race by the Turks for the honor of Islam. Yet now her ethics may not allow her to see without agony...
Saturday morning the party, augmented by about fifty members who arrived from the delayed Finland went by special ferry and train to the Muir Woods, a grove of huge trees under which was served a genuine barbecue. Following the feast, games were played and the members returned to San Francisco accompanied by a 60-piece band. An elaborate banquet at the Palace Hotel Saturday evening closed the festivities. At this banquet a special table was reserved for undergraduates of whom there were a dozen present...
Many eastern Harvard men will take the trip to San Francisco on the Finland, which will sail from New York on July 31, but those who are not going by sea may take advantage of the special Harvard, train which the Harvard Club of Chicago has engaged. This train de luxe will leave Chicago at 9 o'clock on Sunday evening, August...
...entire cabin accommodations on the S.S. "Finland" from New York, July 31 for San Diego and San Francisco via the Panama Canal are reserved by the Harvard Club for Harvard men and their friends. Two hundred and ninety passengers are already booked, including such names as Professor Moore, Professor Schofield, and the Hon. Robert Grant. An invitation to join the party is extended to all Harvard undergraduates...