Word: bouquet
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...ever solicited or collected for the work. But a Metropolitan Life Insurance man in Newark testified to the committee that many a Negro follower had turned in his policy for cash. Another witness mentioned the "Angels" in the Kingdoms, who are rewarded with such titles as "Faithful," "True Love," "Bouquet," "Peaceful." He explained that "you automatically become a.: Angel when you turn over everything and advance it to the Kingdom...
...other colonists, "Won't you come and join us?" A young painter with a Van Dyke beard and some young women in slippers answered their call. So did others less adorned. Cheerfully the witnesses ranged themselves around. Susie slipped off her kimono but kept hold of her bouquet. Preacher Irvine mounted a box. Bride & groom exchanged their vows in the sight of Nature and a camera...
...between his country and President Roosevelt's. Commissar Litvinoff and the world at large had been beguiled by the friendliness of Franklin Roosevelt's invitation. Cartoonist David Low of the London Evening Standard pictured a "Russian Ballet-International Pas de Deux," with President Roosevelt prettily handing a bouquet to coyly pirouetting Litvinoff...
...violin case, his wife resolutely crying: "No! No! No! No interviews!" At length the Einsteins climbed into the tug, chuffed off to the Battery where an automobile waited to take them to Princeton. Meanwhile, on the Westernland's pier, orchid-raising Lawyer Samuel Untermyer stood with a bouquet of his blooms as head of a welcoming committee appointed by bumbling Mayor John Patrick O'Brien...
...unknown, unsung master craftsman who fashioned TIME'S account of the death of Calvin Coolidge (TIME, Jan. 16): a bouquet of orchids for a piece of reportorial description worthy of the late great (to all newspapermen) Frank Ward O'Malley...