City Club Bulletin, Volume 91914 - New York (N.Y.) |
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... November 16 , 1914 , invites suggestions from the members of men who are available for consideration by the Committee . All suggestions should be made in writing at the ... November , 1913 - November , 1914 II BOSTON CITY CLUB BULLETIN.
... November 16 , 1914 , invites suggestions from the members of men who are available for consideration by the Committee . All suggestions should be made in writing at the ... November , 1913 - November , 1914 II BOSTON CITY CLUB BULLETIN.
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OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES November , 1913 - November , 1914 FREDERICK P. FISH , President JAMES W. ROLLINS , First Vice - President W. T. A. FITZGERALD , Second Vice - President MORGAN L. COOLEY , Treasurer JAMES E. DOWNEY , Secretary ...
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES November , 1913 - November , 1914 FREDERICK P. FISH , President JAMES W. ROLLINS , First Vice - President W. T. A. FITZGERALD , Second Vice - President MORGAN L. COOLEY , Treasurer JAMES E. DOWNEY , Secretary ...
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... NOVEMBER 1 , 1914 ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR NOVEMBER Tuesday Evening , November 3 ELECTION RETURNS No. 2 will be received and tabulated at the Club House , beginning as early as the first returns are secured . Special wires will be installed ...
... NOVEMBER 1 , 1914 ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR NOVEMBER Tuesday Evening , November 3 ELECTION RETURNS No. 2 will be received and tabulated at the Club House , beginning as early as the first returns are secured . Special wires will be installed ...
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... NOVEMBER 6. The entire orchestra is to be reserved for Club members and their friends . Thursday Evening , November 12 MR . B. R. BAUMGARDT will deliver an ILLUSTRATED LECTURE on the always interesting subject of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE Mr ...
... NOVEMBER 6. The entire orchestra is to be reserved for Club members and their friends . Thursday Evening , November 12 MR . B. R. BAUMGARDT will deliver an ILLUSTRATED LECTURE on the always interesting subject of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE Mr ...
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Friday , November 20 COLLEGE NIGHT The Entertainment Committee has arranged to entertain the Presi- dents of fifteen New England colleges at dinner . The Presidents of the following colleges will attend : Bowdoin ...
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Friday , November 20 COLLEGE NIGHT The Entertainment Committee has arranged to entertain the Presi- dents of fifteen New England colleges at dinner . The Presidents of the following colleges will attend : Bowdoin ...
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