Word: supper
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Pets, by definition, are for petting, but sometimes even the most ardent member of the A.S.P.C.A. must feel like blowing the whistle. Where once the North American dog had to beg for his supper and sleep outdoors on the welcome mat, now he is stuffed with Gaines Burgers, sprayed with Kennel No. 5, given the softest living-room sofa, and dolled up in costumes that should make Lassie hide her tail between her legs...
...emphasized that the HUC opposes girls in Lamont at any time of the day, and would not consider, as library officials have suggested, allowing them to use the library before supper but not after. "Although I wouldn't object to letting them in from 2 to 5 a.m.," Goldfarb commented...
Watched Man. Virtually every night when he is not nodding his head in time to his own music, Peter is shaking his head at hors d'oeuvres trays in Manhattan drawing rooms. He is the only bandleader who is invited for supper even when he is not asked to play...
Died. Tony De Marco, 67, U.S. ballroom dancer in the 1920s, '30s, and '40s, leader of the "Dancing De Marcos," who whirled his magnificently gowned partners around vaudeville and supper-club stages of the U.S. and Europe, thrilling audiences with his gliding grace and superbly timed leaps, in 1957 retired to Florida with Sally De Marco, his third wife and tenth partner; following a stroke; in West Palm Beach...
Deadline for filling out forms for the 1965-66 Crimson Student Telephone Directory is supper tonight. Forms for the directory have been placed in the Harvard dining halls and the Radcliffe Houses...