Harvard Divinity School Alumni Meeting and Class Dinners
The Harvard Divinity School alumni gathered at Divinity Chapel with 113 present the largest meeting yet. President Rev. Joseph Henry Allen led, with Moncure D Conway delivering an address on the humanization of religion. Harvard class dinners followed at Union Somerset Young's Parker's and other venues with numerous members in attendance and officers elected for various class groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Divinity School
Divinity Chapel
Joseph Henry Allen
D.D
Cambridge
J. L. Seward
Waterville
J. H. Heywood
Melrose
Mr. Woodbury
Charles Noyes
C. R. Eliot
Everett
Divinity School
Theodore C. Williams
New York
Thomas Hill
Portland
T. W. Higginson
Mr. Forbes
Milton
F. B. Horn
Hill
Allen
Law School
E. J. Young
H. F. Jinks
John Tunis
T. C. Williams
Cambridgeport
George Bachelor
Lowell
Dorchester
Edward Hale
Boston
John F. Moors
Edward H. Hall
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Bishop Meade
Congress
Antiquarian
Harvard
Union Club
Park Street
William Everett
Somerset Club
Beacon Street
R. M. Morse, Jr
R. M. Morse
W. H. Elliott
Savannah
Samuel Wells
Jorace
George G. Crocker
H.H. Sprague
R.N. Bellows
Peter Butler Olney
L. B.S. Gove
William McFadden
Quincey
Ill
R. H. Derby
Edwin P. Seaver
Fernald
Williams College
Prentiss Cummings
N. H
Parker’s
J. A. Frye
Harvard Law School
W. H Edgerly
G. Santagan
J. H. Huddleston
K. D. Weston- Smith
P. R. Frothingham
A. P. Gardner
Seward Corey
Harvard Dental Alumni Association
Young’s
W. H. Botter
W. E. Page
Harvard College
Brunswick
Howard Townsend
Frederick Almy
Robert Bacon
M. J. K. Olmstead
Massachusetts Hall
Sanders Theatre
Holworthy Hall
Stoughton Hall
Y. D. Trafford
Marshal
Class of 1849 and 1888 reunions and dinners noted
A Boston almanac of reunions lists the 1849 class dining at Algonquin Club with Fred Nichols as secretary and the 1888 class dining at Brunswick with J. R. Brackett presiding. Harvard and Bowdoin groups held decennial dinners, with menus and readings, while many notable arrivals and attendees from New York Philadelphia Boston and beyond are listed, including officers and guests at multiple venues such as Vendome Parker House and Young's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonquin Club
Brunswick
J. R. Brackett
Fred Nichols
Harvard
Youne’s
John T. Bowen
Cambridge
Bowdoin College
Vendome
Daniel ©. Linscott
John A. Douglass
Ambrose Eastman
Samuel Freeman
C. Greeley
Edwin G. Lenox
Joseph E. Merrill
Henry N. Merrill
B. F. Morrison
Henry Hyde Smith
John G. Stetson
Charles F
Jodd
William P. Tucker
Franklin A. Wilson
A. W. V. Society of Andover
Parker House
B. GC. Cobb
F. 8. Moore
Seymour, Ind
Young
F. S. Moore
A. L. Howard
C. J. Rolfe
A. J. Pervere
H. M. Wilson
John H. Armson
A. W. Rollins
H. A. Friese
J. H. Elliot
New York
Hugh A. Norman
Portsmouth
J. H. Davies
Philadelphia
Adams
J. M. Ermerais
Denver
Col
E. N. Taber
F. L. Crawford
G. W. Chase
New Haven
E. M. Halle
R. C. Johnson
Washington
Edmund Wetmore
Francis Howland
C. J. Lewis
Howard Townsend
Charles O’reilly
Detroit
Edwin M. Dodd
Providence
R. L
A. L. Wettmore
Warren
Penn
James A. Higbie
Newark
N. J
Albert Clifford Barney
Cincinnati
George Edward Cutler
England
Tremont
Charles N. Judson
F. N. Fletcher
R. Williams
E. K. Williams, Jr
Thomas W. Winters
W. D. Dimock
D. Barnes
C. D. Barnes, Jr
San Francisco
D. W. Ranlett
Bethlehem
Parker
S—M. Hecht
H. G. Dyer
A. H. Hebard
St. Louis
Silsbee
Chicago
Augustus E. Willson
Louisville
N.C. Stevens
Loledo
Heyward
Savannah
George H. Lapham, Jr
James I. Higginson
John T. Davis
St.Louis
Charles L. Johnson
Conn
Revere
C.W. Davis
TI. W. Hall
Binghamton
N. Y
John H. Lorimer
A. A. Willams
Kansas City
W.P. Atkinson
E. N. Cook
Buffalo
George C. Maynard
H. H. Pratt
Abington
Quincy
S. C. Libby
Burnham
Frank Wood
Charleston
N. H
F. N. Storey
She Weirs
J. £. Smith
Woodstock
N. B
J.B. Daniel
Memphis
Tenn
H. M. Sprague
Augusta
H. D. van Horn
W. GC. Herbert
Winstead
P. Q. Craqford
James Blackwood
H. H. Mason
Springfield
P. Wheelwright
Portland
HB. E. Root
Greenfield
W. F. Bande
Bangor
W. H. Fentris
Ich
Harvard Law School Graduates Seek Overseer Representation
Woodbury reports a yearly officers list with unanimous election. Officers include President James Carter Secretary Louis Brandeis Treasurer Winthrop Wade and four-year council members Roger Wolcott Samuel Clarke Abbott Lowell. A committee will pursue granting law school graduates the same overseer voting rights as Harvard University graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
LAW School Association
Harvard Law School Association
Boston Bar Association
James ©. Carter
New York
Louis D. Brandeis
Rackemann
Brandeis
Lester
Providence
R. 1
Harvard Law Clubs
Harvard Law School
Winthrop H. Wade
Association
Everett V. Abbot
United States
George B. Neal
Charlestown
Messrs. Almy, Schofield
Woodbury
Boston
Roger Wolcott
Samuel B. Clarke
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Law School
Williams
Great Britain
Rackefann Sai
Harvard University
Royal Yacht Squadron rejects new America Cup deed
Loxpon June 25 Royal Yacht Squadron in London adopted a resolution declaring it impossible to accept the new deed of gift of the America cup. Edward Burgess comments Titania and Katrina are evenly matched with Titania slightly better beating to windward. He notes Titania’s sails stretched badly in dry weather affecting windward performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Royal Yacht Squadron
London
Burgess
Titania
Katrina
Edward Burgess
Mr. Burgess
South Boston Yacht Club Calendar of Summer Events
The South Boston Yacht Club outlines a series of eight events starting June 27 with a club house hop at 8 p.m. and continuing July 11 moonlight sail July 25 club house hop August 8 ladies day with review and hop and August 22 club house hop all at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 50 cents and admit a gentleman and two ladies. Members without yachts are asked to notify Fleet Captain E O Loud for moonlight sail arrangements. July meeting on Wednesday July 3 at the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Yacht Club
Club House
House
E. O. Loud
YF. Christian
E.R. Frizzell
C. McKenna
J. Wallace Bragdon
McDonald
Hull Yacht Club publishes new nautical handbook
The Hull Club releases its new book for yachtsmen detailing principal points of seamanship including colored private flags and signal code. The club has about 235 members and 115 yachts: 18 schooners 11 steamers 38 sloops 19 cutters 1 yawl and 28 cats. A notable growth in yacht size and a high boats to members ratio mark the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Club
Hull Yacht Club
Reception to Ex Minister Phelps at Cambridge Home
Ex Minister Phelps was the guest of Mr Justin Winsor of Cambridge and attended a reception yesterday afternoon at 74 Sparks Street Old Cambridge. He met Harvard College officers and their ladies and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Justin Winsor
Cambridge
Mr. Winsor
Sparks Street
Old Cambridge
Harvard College
Tailor Evan Williams Dies After Head Wound
Evan Williams a tailor at 24 Temple Place fell at 1 Fayette Street lodging house yesterday noon and bled to death from a head gash. He operated in the area and was found fatally injured after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Williams
Temple Place
Fayette Street
Yesternoon
Kalnoky Speech Says Peace Not Yet Endangered
Count Kalnoky told delegates that Europe’s peace is not presently endangered though the situation remains unsettled. He rejected Serbia as a threat, noted Austro German and Italian ties are cordial, and stressed Austria would guard against subversive moves in Serbia while allies would strive to preserve peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Count Kalnoky
Europe
Roumagia
Bratiano
Catargi
Servia
Austria
Germany
Italy
Russia
Harvard Overseers Election Notice 1889 Schedule
Notice from the Board of Overseers of Harvard College announcing the June 26 1889 Overseers election by alumni qualified under the 1866 statute. Five Overseers to be chosen for six years at Massachusetts Hall Cambridge polls open 10 am to 4 pm. Charles B. Codman president Alexander McKenzin secretary Cambridge June 12 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Br, Codman
Alexander McKenzin
Cambridge
Harvard Class of 1844 to 1876 Commencement Open House Note
Notable class notices list Holworthy and Stoughton dorms open for commencement day across multiple Harvard classes from 1844 through 1876. Names include Edward Wheelwright Edwin H Abbot Charles E Grinnell Frank Brownell Arthur L Wark and various class secretaries. Dates indicate June 26 1839 for an early entry and noon class meetings noted for several classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holworthy
Edward Wheelwright
Charles E. Grinnell
Special Items for the Last Week in June
Advertisement lists closeout prices on Persian Band Trimmings Milanaise Silk and Tinsel imps and Applique Braided Gimps in multiple colors and widths. French Latines now 25c yard with Paris maker quality. Embroidered White Lawn Maslin Flouncings with hemstitched edges advertised at reduced price. hurry as stock limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Commencement Day Open Houses by Alumni Classes
Several classes announce campus buildings open for Commencement Day with business meetings and class secretary contacts. Thayer 81 Hollis 11 Bosworthy 17 Thayer 3 and Stoughton 23 also listed with meeting times and secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer Hall
Benj. Barstow
Stoughton 8
James C. Davis
Thayer
Thos. B. Ticknor
Stoughton
WM. L. Chase
Holworthy
H. W. Cunningham
Thayer 81
WM. L. Richardson
Hollis
Francis H. Brown
Bosworthy
Frederic Almy
A. L. Lincoln, Jr
Geo
PP. Furber
Wal E. Russell
Bargain Coat and Vest Sale At Jordan Marsh Moen
Just in time for vacation a clearance of 1000 French and Scotch flannel coats and vests offered at 2.75 each, regularly 5.00 to 7.00. Seersucker coats, well made, regularly 1.25, now 0.86 each. These two bargains touted as among the greatest in this class and near cost of materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron de la Motte Fouque
China Matting Sale Offers By The Roll And Yard
We offer 150 pieces Fancy Matting by the roll only at 71c per yard. Our 25c Straw Matting line is superior in quality and priced at 25c per yard. Fancy Imperial matting, previously sold at 50c, is now offered at 40c per yard as our entire importation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moncure PD
Christendom
Jesus
Oma
Rome
Schopenhauer
Donne
John Templeton Bowen
Johnnie
Eliot
Giese
Thomas Webb Preston
Colorado
Mr. Potter
Texas
Gunter
Frederick Hastings Rindge
Swift
Frederick Gardiner Perry
Goldsmith
Tucker Burr, Jr
Fielding
James Anderson Wright, Jr
Scott
Francis Almy
Francis
L. Henry IV
Henry IV
Dodson
H la Wanamaker
Cheltenham Churchyard
Richard
Tom
Gilbert
Shelley
Wright
Faber
Nunn
Theobald
la College Library
Charlotte Russe
Schenck
Charlotte
Doctor Quiet
Merryiman
Iiet
San
Sherbet
Beaumont and Fletcher
Sera
Lempest
Liamlet
Horace
St. Timothy
Bowdoin
Punch
Holmes
Putnam
Warvard University
PHL Beta Kappa
Alpha of
Massachusetts
Boylston Hall
Edward J. Phelps
Percival Lowell
Lower Massachusetts
Lever’s University
James Hardy Ropes
Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
Stoston
Francis Winthrop Palfrey
Gassett
St. Botolph Club
Newbury Street
T. Cushing
Edwin H. Abbot
Stoughton 3
WM. W. Burrage
C Class
Holworthy 2
Francis M. Weld
Frank Brownell
Charles E. Stratton
Alfred D. Chandler
Albert M. Barnes
Arthur L. Wark
Ecru
Eeee
R. & J. Gilchrist
Brine & Norgross
Tremont Row
Tremont Street
Washington Street
Brine & Norcross
Young's Hotel
Hi. V
Charles R. Sanger
Edward A. Hibbard
Henry M. Williams
T. K. Lothrop
Tuiol
P. Beal
A. H. Hardy
George P. Sanger, Jr
F., L. Lund
Jordan Marsh
Moen
W. Heimberg
Jordan, Marsh and Company
Charles River Valley
FE. W. Bowditch
Beacon
Washington Streets
Nehoiden Road
James F.C. Hyde
Milk Street
Winnipesaukee
New Muglane
Chemical Laboratory
Bennett F. Davenport
Spot Pond
Wyorming Station
Partic Lars
State Street
Langwood Park
Langwood
Wyoming
Custom House
Meredith & Nelson
Exchange Place
Wrentham, Mass
Silas FP. Fisher
Amos Binney
WM. C. Codnan
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
Coffin & Henry
Iowa
State St
Des Moines
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonsk
Architects
Gould & Angell
Tremont ST
Fiske Building
Dennie Boardman
Water Street
American Bell Telephone Company
WM. K. Driver
Frenchman's Bay
Mount
James F. C. Hyde
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!