Word: smoker
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Arrangements for the Sophomore Smoker, which will take place in the Living Room of the Union tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, have been completed. The occasion, which is the first smoker of the year, has been arranged in order that the members of 1920 may have the opportunity to get together as a class before their ranks are thinned once more by the spring exodus to the army and navy...
Although the smoker will be held on an economical basis, the entertainment will be as complete as those held in past years. Speeches will be made by Arnold Horween '20, the class president, and Burnham Lewis '20, the secretary-treasurer. Moving pictures will also have their place in the evening's entertainment. Six reels of film will be shown. In place of the "Mutt and Jeff" cartoon which was originally announced as a part of the program, a comic picture will be shown. The feature film will be one in which Douglas Fairbanks stars. Music by members of the Sophomore...
...first meeting of the 1921 executive committee last night arrangements were made to hold a class smoker at an early date. Though it was deemed inadvisable to set the day definitely as yet the smoker will probably take place April 8. The usual movies, refreshments, music and cigarettes will be provided for the occasion. No decision was reached as to the customary spring jubilee, or the Freshman class dinner...
When war was declared last April all arrangements for the annual Freshman social activities, such as the Class Dinner and the Jubilee, were called off, and as a consequence the only gathering of 1920 heretofore has been a smoker held in mid-winter last year. At present there are but 400 of the original class of 600 still in College, and many are due to enter the service within the next few months...
...committee has been appointed by the class officers to make arrangements for the smoker, and is composed as follows: D. C. Hawkins '20, chairman, E. Cabot '20, T. H. Gammack '20, S. Paine '20 and J. L. Rochester...