Word: williams
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...present ton give a short address. The four new songs which have been selected by the song committee, and which will be practiced, are: "Score," by J. S. Reed '10, with music by J. W. Adams '10; "Harvardiana." by S. B. Steel '11, with music by R. G. William '11; "Harvard's Jubilee," by S. B. Steel with music by R. S. Marshall '10; "Smashing Through Eli," by A. Z. Pyles '10, to the tune of "Marching Through Georgia." The old football songs will also be sung...
...Dramatic Club will hold its first rehearsal of its new play. "The Scarecrow," at 7.30 o'clock this evening in the Hasty Pudding Club Theatre. Due to Coach Trader's unavoidable absence, Mr. Percy MacKaye '97, the author of the play, will supervise the rehearsal. Mr. William Archer, the well-known English critic and author is expected to be present also...
...William Barton Marsh, substitute fullback, prepared at Browne and Nichol's School where he played fullback for one year. He is 17 years old, 5 feet 10 inches tall, and weighs 163 pounds...
Following the dinner, Major Higginson introduced William S. Hall '69, the toast master of the evening, who told briefly of the days when Harvard crews raced on Lake Quinsigamond. As an old warrior once said, "The battle of Waterloo was won on the cricket ground at Eton." The place to prepare for the struggles of life is in the struggles at college. He finished by presenting President Lowell...
...Hotel Somerset in honor of the University crew of 1909, to which the Freshman eight and four, and the Gentlemen's eight were also invited. About 350 members of the club were present. At the raised table were seated Major Henry Lee Higginson '55, president of the club, William Stickney Hall '09, toastmaster, James Freeman Curtiss '99, and Justice William Caleb Loring '72. At the left were seated the University eight and four, and, opposite on the right, the Freshman eight and four. Directly in front of the speakers was the Gentlemen's eight...