Roosevelt Dines with Harvard Class of 80 at Somerset
President Theodore Roosevelt dined incognito with Harvard College Class of 1880 at the Somerset last night. The event was a private reunion with police guarding access, featuring simple decor, an orchestra, speeches, diplomas, and toasts, ending with the class ode and cheers for the President.
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Roosevelt Song Praises President In Historic Verse
A humorous college ballad celebrates Theodore Roosevelt from Harvard roots to the presidency. Composed by Thomas Tileston Baldwin and sung by Dr. Henry Baldwin, the verse recalls Roosevelt’s rise, civil service wreath, Navy leadership, San Juan Hill charge, and his policy of a square deal with firms and nations.
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Pennypacker Poem Read at 1880 Class Dinner
The class of 1880 poem by Pennypacker was read at a Somerset dinner. One stanza proclaims the class has grown from child to man and recalls gifts of love, memory, and pride at the birthday feast.
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Menu at the Class of 80 Banquet at Somerset
The Somerset banquet for Harvard class of 80 featured a formal menu including Little neck clams, consommé Printaniere, Penobscot salmon Hollandaise, saddle of lamb, stuffed tomatoes, sweetbreads, broiled spring lamb, and dessert courses. Decor included ferns, potted plants, Harvard flags, and the mystic symbol 80, reflecting campus tradition.
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Somerville Supt. Gordon Southworth Resigns
Gordon A. South worth resigns as Somerville schools superintendent surprising the city. The School Board will meet July 10 to act on the resignation. South worth says he planned resignation for some time and that a rejected book list did not cause it. He cites the workload of buying books and handling every detail single handedly.
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President Roosevelt Visit Sparks Crowds Outside Theological School
President Roosevelt’s departure from the Theological School drew onlookers as a carriage arrived. Dr. John Morgan the oculist briefly examined the president’s eyes before he reappeared, signaling the end of the visit amid onlookers and officials including President Eliot and Lieutenant-Governor Guild.
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Theodore Roosevelt in Greater Boston Amid Heavy Rain
President Roosevelt rode through Cambridge and Harvard Square in a rain soaked procession, greeting Harvard 80 alumni and students. Secret Service guards accompanied him to Oakley Club while crowds cheered thrice thrice, and later he appeared at the Porcellian Club delivering a brief greeting to Harvard men.
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President Roosevelt Visits Harvard in Rainy Anniversary
President Roosevelt arrives by special train at Back Bay and tours Harvard in a rain swept visit. He greets students, workers, and alumni with his signature warmth, crossing Commonwealth Avenue to Bishop Lawrence’s home and then to the Alpha Delta Phi house amid cheering crowds and mounted guards.
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Harvard Classes Dine at Brookline Country Club
Four Harvard classes 72 79 93 and 02 held their annual dinners at the Country Club Brookline yesterday with afternoon games and athletic events. Dr Morton Prince addressed the members during the 72 79 gathering.
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Newton Tots Enjoy Park Outing Under Read Fund
About 500 underprivileged Newton children were taken to Norumbega Park for a day outing funded by the Read Fund Commission.
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