Word: gate
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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After the ceremony and a leisurely lunch the President and Mrs. Roosevelt drove out of the gate and paused for several minutes to let photographers snap them in the tonneau of their car. As the car started on, startled newshawks spied tall Son John who had been lying hidden, his 75 inches curled up on the floorboards of the car, rise and sit between his parents. Of late young Roosevelt has developed a fanatical aversion to having his picture taken...
...young man was met by a rather forceful fellow at the gate of Memorial Hall after registering in September. After much talking the luckless first year man agreed to sign a contract to have forty pieces pressed during the year. Not for a while did he realize his mistake. Then he discovered that having only one suit to his name, he would be unable to sent it out. He didn't dare try out his pink pajamas on Professor Merriman, having heard of the latter's strict ideas about comportment...
...Mephitis mephitida, ambling past University Hall. But it was not until the dawn brought Apted and the day force of John Connolly and James Reddin that the pursuit began in earnest. The strategy of an enveloping flank movement brought the skunk to bay at 4.30 o'clock at Johnston Gate, and a few minutes later he was making his final stand in the sunken window of Massachusetts Hall...
Lowell--Friday, May 11. Ozzie Nelson. 10 to 2 o'clock. $4.50 and $2.50. ($5.00 and $3.00 at gate.) Informal. Harriet Hilliard, vocalist...
...dinning hall and common room on Friday have been sold. Tickets will remain on sale until 200 couples and 100 stag tickets are sold. The prices are $4.50 and $2.50. Should any tickets be left the day of the dance they will be sold at the main gate for $5 and $3. Flannels or linen suits are preferable dress with any informal dress acceptable...