Word: teas
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Contrary to an announcement made yesterday, the first University tea will be given on November 28 instead of this Friday. The tea, which will be given in Phillips Brooks House parlor from 480 to 6 o'clock, is designed to provide an opportunity for students to meet informally members of the Faculty and their wives. These teas will be held every Friday afternoon in December, January and February except during the Christmas recess and the mid-year examination period. All members of the University are cordially invited...
After the game there will be a Tea Dance, open to all members of the Union, from 5 to 7 o'clock. Tickets for this dance, at $1.25 apiece, will be placed on sale this afternoon in the front office of the Union...
...CRIMSON, complaining that only one undergraduate in eight attended the mass meeting last Thursday night, asks if the others were sipping tea or discussing art. If they were, is it not presumable that the particular art under debate was the art of drawing up the University football schedule...
Three hundred men at the mass meeting; twenty-four hundred in College. One man in eight was there; where were the other seven? Sipping tea, perhaps, or discussing art, or practicing the latest fox-trot. But every single one of these aesthetic souls missed the biggest thrill in a lifetime when they failed to appear at the Union last night...
...keen-sighted reformers will surely include in their program of elimination coffee and tea, which are deathly poisons, and candy, which deteriorates the nation. One by one will the products of the earth be blacklisted, since evil is evidently the essence of all things; and oh what happiness when men shall be delivered from the universe! What glory then for out pessimists, who alone can bring about reforms! They lead us wisely, for they see clearly that if men be allowed to retain their personal liberty to make use of, or to abstain from, alcohol, nicotine, and other curses from...