Word: lunching
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Founded in 1931 in the middle of the depression, a new organization, the Downtown Harvard Lunch Club in New York now has almost 600 members, boasts luxurious club rooms, ranks as the third largest Harvard Club in the Country...
...which quota is now full, a waiting list of 20 being in existance. Membership qualifications are approximately the same as those of the Harvard Club of New York. The initiation fee is $5, annual dues $10, meals $.85 and $1.00. The Club is open five days a week for lunch...
...Frank Gillmore of Actors' Equity. Marcus Heiman of the League of New York Theatres marshaled the producers and for four days these and hundreds of pressagents, critics, voice teachers, stage hands, scene designers, all sorts of people from both sides of the footlights packed the Astor ballroom to lunch, dine, and discuss What is Wrong with the Theatre and what to do about...
...across. Esther & Ann Bullard were first twins. Carmen & Minnie Perez were first skaters. Florentine Calegari was first on stilts. A Scottie was first dog. Police rushed to aid one woman staggering along with her tongue out. She was only becoming first across with tongue out. Two postmen took their lunch hour to be first mail-carriers across. Other firsts: the man who pushed a pill box with his nose, the girl who walked the chalk line in the centre, the boy who walked backward the whole...
...triangle formed by Winthrop House, Kirkland House, and the Squash Court Building will be the scene of the Class Day exercises which begin at 11:30 o'clock. These include the Class Oration, Poem, and Ode. Following lunch, the huge parade of graduates to the Stadium will take place. There the Ivy Oration is to be delivered, and the Confetti Battle held...