Word: ordering
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Today is your last opportunity to order caps and gowns at the bottom price of $9.25; on Monday the price will be increased to $9.75. So far almost 500 men, who have announced an intention of taking part in Senior exercises between May 1 and Commencement, have not made arrangements at the Co-operative Society to obtain their caps and gowns. If you have not been measured, do it at once. It will only-take a moment of your time and will save the class the money expended otherwise on postal cards and reminders...
...many men will arrange to attend both this meeting and that of the Associated Harvard Clubs in Washington a week earlier, and that others who are unable to arrange for as long a trip as that to Washington will make the shorter journey to Cambridge on May 8 in order to see the University at work...
...order to make sure that the book will appear on time and that it will contain a complete record of the class, it is essential that every member of 1923 who has not had his picture taken at Notman's should make arrangements for it at once. Furthermore, the committee desires to have the "life" blanks for this year filled out immediately. If there are any additions to be made to the "lives" already handed in, these additions must be made between...
...caps and gowns immediately. Until tomorrow the price of a complete outfit at the Harvard Co-operative Society will be $9.25, but after that date the price will be advanced to $9.75. After May 1 gowns may be rented at the Co-operative for $4.00. Since the filling of orders is being delayed by labor troubles, Seniors should be measured at once in order to be able to appear in the class picture. After May 1 Seniors will wear caps and gowns to all classes before 1 o'clock
...produced in London next summer according to an announcement given out last night. Miss Alexandra Carlisle has retained the professional rights for Mr. J. A. E. Malone, the noted London producer. The present version will, of course, have to undergo a certain amount of superficial revision in order that it may be adapted to the larger requirements of a professional cast, but the main theme of the play will remain essentially the same...