Word: acquaintanceships
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...group made up of boys who have known each other as children, gone to the same schools, become even closer in college and who will stick together in the business world after college. Chipp, Press and Ross sell them blazers while they are still in school, follow up this acquaintanceship from the time they graduate till they die . . . and more often than not, a man has mortgaged his soul to the friendly tailor with the Glen Urquhart plaids, Vavasseur silks, and hand-woven Shetlands long before that day arrives...
...photographic store announces that refreshments will be "on the house," and invites all interested members of the University to stop in and browse around, thus gaining an acquaintanceship with the ancient establishment...
...class. On Sunday afternoon they are holding open house, to which have been invited the proctors--who are expected to excite interest in some form of get-together sport among their charges--and ministers of the various churches in the Square. Moving pictures will be shown, tea served, and acquaintanceship encouraged. Thus the first unofficial move in recent years to lift solitary Freshmen from the pit of despair is about to go into practice. If successful, more power to the charity...
...from the University of Minnesota. Removal to New England is by way of being a homecoming for him. He was born at Naugatuck, Conn., 52 years ago, studied at Phillips Academy in Massachusetts, at Yale, Harvard and Columbia. Leaving an instructorship at Yale in 1909, he acquired a thorough acquaintanceship with public schools by teaching in them and administering them in New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois...
During the five weeks the competitors, under the supervision of four Sophomore second assistant managers, work with the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams as well as with the Freshmen. They have a wide field of acquaintanceship opened to them, both among the players and among the coaches, doctors, officials of the H.A.A., and of course the older managers. The work itself is for the most part in the open air on the practice fields and certainly is varied...