Word: lunch
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...account of the dinner, the main Dining Room of the Union will be closed after lunch. A la carte service will be discontinued for the remainder of the day, but the regular table-d'hote dinner will be served to transients in the Ladies' Cafe and the Committee Room...
...Junior class of the international Y. M. C. A. Training School of Springfield will visit the University today. After taking lunch at Memorial Hall they will visit the Hemenway Gymnasium, Phillips Brooks House, and other parts of the University during the afternoon. The work of the Phillips Brooks House Association will be outlined to the delegates by Arthur Beane '11, in Peabody Hall at 2.30 o'clock. All officers of the Phillips Brooks House Association are urged to make a special effort to help in the entertainment of the visiting delegates...
...real delicacy; and slipping up to it unobserved, give it an unexpected but earnest kick. If the window yields, you have scored a point, and you may flee, shrieking with laughter to sidewalks new. The present University glass-kicking team has seven of the panes in Mr. Morse's lunch-room to its credit, and the inhabitants of Mt. Auburn street await its re-appearance on the field with eager interest. All those who have shoes, and fine their ears growing long, should report for practice at once...
...management of the Union has decided to continue its special a la carte service for lunch and dinner as the demand for a less expensive service has been steadily increasing. The menu will be changed daily and will consist of the best possible food obtainable for the moderate prices charged. It is expected that many men who did not find it convenient to eat at the Union under the other system will take advantage of this new arrangement. Table d'hote meals, however, will continue to be served as formerly...
...order to meet a popular demand for less expensive service at the dining room of the Union, a special a la carte service has been arranged for lunch and dinner. Beginning with lunch today meals will be served under this system in the main dining room during the regular hours. The menu will be changed daily and will consist of the best possible food for the moderate prices charged. It is expected that many men who did not find it convenient to eat at the Union under the other system will take advantage of this new arrangement. Table d'hote...