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...Shattuck '19. 6. "To a Wild Rose," MacDowell Mandolin club. 7. Freshman Quartet. A. R. Howe, M. A. Shattuck, C. W. Cook, R. Tapley. Evening Concert. 1. "Prayer of Thanksgiving," Kremser Freshman Glee Club. 2. "There is a Tavern in the Town," "Anvil Chorus." Gore Glee Club. 3. "Pilgrim's Chorus," Wagner Freshman Glee Club. 4. "Upidee." "Sword Song." Standish Glee Club. 5. "Old Friends." Freshman Glee club. 6. "Jingle Bells." "Soldiers' Chorus." Smith Glee Club...
...introduction by the Nuss Military Band will be followed by a Grand March, which includes a sleigh march featuring Miss Pauline Mason in her "Snow Dance," supported by members of the Pilgrim Publicity Association and ladies in National Costume. The next event will be a waltz in couples given by Miss Cunningham and Mr. Jaycock, and Fraulein and Herr Mueller. The other striking features are exhibitions of skating apparel worn by live models; continental skating presented by Mr. Jaycock; a Hungarian dance given in costume by Miss Winifred Kilrane and Mr. Shute; ensemble of all costumes shown in previous numbers...
Introduction. Music by Nuss' Military Band; Grand March, including a sleigh march featuring Miss Pauline Mason in her "Snow Dance," supported by members of the Pilgrim Publicity Association and ladies in National costume; waltz in couples, by Miss Cunningham and Mr. Jaycock, and Fraulein and Herr Mueller; exhibition of skating apparel on live models; continental skating, by Mr. Jaycock; Hungarian dance in costume, by Miss Winifred Kilrane and Mr. Shute; presentation of fashionable skating costumes, on live models; ensemble of all costumes shown in previous numbers; exhibition of fancy skating by Fraulein and Herr Mueller; burlesque by University students; final...
...Rovers were unable to stop the Pilgrim nine on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon and the latter team batted out a 5 to 3 victory. Hitchcock and Garritt twirled for the Rovers while C. B. McLaughlin '11, captain of the University 1911 nine, and Harry Martin, of Tufts and the "Athletics" were in the box for the winners. Knowles was the only Rover to hit safely, banging out two solid whackz...
There can be no doubt that we live in what the late Samuel Clemens has named "The Gilded Age." The pilgrim to Boston beholds from afar the shining dome of the State House. The lobbies of our caravanseries out-shine Solomon in all his splendor. But at times there comes a feeling that perhaps the thing is a trifle overdone. The undergraduate departed last summer, thanking Providence and the benefactors of the University that at last the Charles was spanned by a suitable structure. He returns to find it giving the appearance of a martial host about to sweep down...