Word: hungarian
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...this dance was invited one Cecile Kraus, a shapely 25-year-old widow from Turin, described by the Associated Press as "partly of Hungarian ancestry." Right under the eyes of the Princess Jane, the Widow Kraus removed the Prince of Wales. They danced four dances in succession, two foxtrots and two tangos. Then they went out on the terrace and down to the beach. They remained out 45 minutes by Princess Jane's wristwatch after which H. R. H. returned to the bar, calling for beer. At this point Princess Jane went home to bed without pausing...
...fight. Police arrived and whacked him as well as the battling contestants. Bruised and bitter, Dr. Donath left the arena. Said Referee Komjadi: "The Brazilians have no idea of how to play water polo. ... It stands to reason that if I were to be unfair I, as a Hungarian, would be prejudiced against the Germans, our big rivals. . . ." The Brazilians were disqualified and Hungary won three games, the last one 16 to 0 against Japan, for the Olympic water polo championship. Other events...
Some Fermata alumnae: Katrina McCormick, daughter of Mrs. Albert Gallatin Simms (Ruth Hanna McCormick); Gladys Széchényi, daughter of the Hungarian Minister to the U. S.; Elizabeth Elkins (Philadelphia socialite); Nancy Heckscher, niece of Philanthropist August Heckscher; Janet White, daughter of Mrs. Richard S. Aldrich (wife of the socialite Representative from Rhode Island...
...summer home near New Milford, Conn, elephantine William Hanford ("Big Bill") Edwards, oldtime Princeton footballer, onetime Collector of Internal Revenue at New York City, entertained elephantine Sandor Szabo, Hungarian wrestling "champion." Reported the New Milford Times: "Mr. Szabo did much woodchopping at the Edwards place?in fact there are some who say that 'Big Bill' was short of kindlings and therefore invited one who could and did enjoy chopping. We however, do not believe this vile rumor." The Times did believe and report that "Big Bill" and Szabo engaged in a friendly bout on the lake shore, that "Big Bill...
...following will be the Pops program at 8.30 o'clock this evening in Symphony Hall. "On the Mall" marchGoldman "Poet and Peasant" overture Suppe Austrian Anthem Hydn Sixth Hungarian Dance Brahms "Espana" rhapsody Chabrier "In the Spring", Grieg Fourth Symphony finale Tchaikovsky "Fortune Teller" selection Herbert "Volga Boatmen's Song" Arr. by Jacchia "Panaderos" dance Glazounov