Word: toasts
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...University Club, given by the Harvard Club of New York to last year's victorious teams. About forty members of the Harvard Club, including President Wetmore and Secretary Alexander, sat down with the guests. After the dinner, which was closed by the singing of Fair Harvard and a toast to Alma Mater, an adjournment was made to the Harvard Club, where an informal reception and meeting was held. Speeches were made by President Wetmore, C. M. Sheafe 2L., W. T. Reid '01 and C. D. Daly '01. After the meeting supper was served, and the remainder of the evening...
...close of the debate a banquet will be given the debaters at the Colonial Club. The invited guests besides the speakers and alternates of both teams will be the judges, Professor Harris, President Capen and Mr. Page, Professor W. M. Daniels of Princeton, who will respond to the toast "Princeton"; President Eliot, Professors G. P. Baker, A. B. Hart, F. Ames, F. W. Taussig, S. M. Macvane, Mr. J. J. Hayes, F. W. Dallinger '93, E. H. Warren '95, and W. E. Hutton 3 L. Professor Baker will respond for Harvard...
...Farley, in response to the toast "The Class," made an earnest speech for continued class spirit. Later in the evening, at the request of the toast-master, Farley spoke about the Juniors who have enlisted. This speech was one which his class-mates will remember a long time. The only other speaker who alluded to the present war was H. F. Wolffe, captain of the newly organized '99 Company...
...close of the dinner, J. A. Macy read a toast to the class...
...class poem read by R. S. Holland at the Sophomore dinner, and the toast by E. L. Dudley, have been printed in a pamphlet by the Sophomore members of the CRIMSON and Lampoon boards. Each member of the class may obtain one copy by calling at the CRIMSON office and signing the blue-book there...