Word: lunches
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Whitney 17, Secretary of the Committee on the Choice of Electives will be in Smith Halls Common Room immediately after lunch tomorrow to confer with members of the Freshman class who may want to see him about their choice of courses for the second half-year...
...Smith Hall Dormitory picture will be taken in the Smith Hall quadrangle today at 1.10. The lunch period has been extended...
...shrewd fortune-hunting woman nor with the tone of the play as a whole. The closing speech where Lady Remenham, a close friend of the family, on being informed of the broken engagement, remarks "Geoffrey, dear, tell them to put up my carriage, I shall stay to lunch"-admirably characterizing as it is-sets the pitch of the entire performance. In such a setting, the ranting of "Mrs. Borridge" is as out of place as a jazz band at a prayer meeting. Author and producer alike seem to have flown off the handle after two and a half hours...
...Henry Neuman, leader of the Brooklyn Ethical Society, spoke on "A New Outlook on World Affairs" at the Liberal Club after lunch yesterday. In the course of his discussion he stressed the immediate and pressing need of a new mind and a new standard of values. Loose thinking is the order of the day, he said, and for that reason a great many of the present evils of the world are unsolved and even ignored...
...Grenfell Mission worker, was teaching school at Cartwright, Labrador, a village some fifty miles south of Indian Harbor, where I was spending the summer. Thus I happen to know the facts in the case. She left one morning, with her bathing suit, saying she would not be back for lunch. Not appearing at supper time she aroused the anxiety of the people with whom she was living, so a search was organized and continued through the night and several days thereafter with absolutely no success. From the physical features of the region thereabouts it was concluded that she must have...