Word: formalization
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...formal dinner you have no artificial flowers or lace. All your candles are white. You must have menservants, no waitresses . . . and no bread and butter plates are used (there are so many courses you don't have enough room for bread). No toothpicks, please. That is absolutely unforgivable...
...long served Florida's spiritual needs rather than its sporting habits. Church Architect Lester W. Geisler (he designed the million-dollar First Presbyterian Church on Miami's Brickell Avenue and the 18-acre, cruciform drive-in Pasadena Community Church at St. Petersburg). At Hialeah, a dignified formal park stretches to the $2.5 million clubhouse. Not until he rides in an escalator into a profusion of bars, restaurants and pari-mutuel windows does the visitor get a glimpse of the track itself, which is framed by hedges of Australian pine and bougainvillaea. Dominating the infield with its lush landscaped...
...hats will appear in the Yard this year from Sunday, June 12, to Thursday, June 16, at the 25th Reunion of the Class of 1930, the Class Committee recently announced. The Reunion will include four days of activities for classmates and their wives, sons, and daughters, ending with a formal meeting of the Alumni...
After Ralph Tite confirmed his mother's understanding, Harvard "then made a formal protest to Arthur Howe (director of admissions at Yale), asking him to review the case for both Ralph Tite and Terry McGovern as violations of the Ivy League Presidents' Agreement. Mr. Howe conscientiously investigated the case...
...frankly explained why the Japanese peace treaty had left the status of Formosa undetermined. "As regards Formosa, the differences of opinion are such that it could not be definitely dealt with by a Japanese peace treaty to which the Allied powers as a whole are parties," he said. Today formal control over Formosa remains in the hands of the nations which signed the Japanese peace treaty. Power politics, rather than legal arguments, will probably determine the ultimate status of Formosa. Until then, no single nation has legal sovereignty over the island...