Word: suppers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Lately this "greatest golfer the world ever saw," assisted by a news scribe who long ago made the Jones career his own, has found time to write an autobiography.* The book reads as though Rob Jones had dropped in after Sunday supper on his good neighbors, the U. S. public, and fallen to swapping reminiscences, informally, naturally, letting himself be drawn out but not without deprecations such as, "Oh, I don't know about that, now," and confessions like, "I was cocky, all right...
Memorable Beginning. As small Michael I went in last week to his first kingly supper at the Little Pelesh, and afterward as he was put to bed, how much did he remember of the strange, crowded day of his investiture...
...clock the Harvardians will strike up the first strains of a dance and from that time until 2 o'clock members of the class of 1930 will dance and revel in the only united festivities of their first college year. Instead of the early supper, served in former years from 6 to 7 o'clock, a buffet supper will be served from 11 to 12 o'clock during which entertainment will be furnished by sundry performers from Keith's and also by the Freshman Glee Club and the Freshman Jay Orchestra. Dancing will then continue for two hours after...
Plans for the Freshman Jubilee on May 27 are nearing completion according to an announcement made last night by the committee in charge. Since a buffet supper, to be served at 11:30 o'clock will take the Place of the regular supper of former years the tables in Smith Halls quadrangle will not be reserved...
...twilights are long here, and after the tents were pitched on the bluff and supper eaten in the cabin, there was light enough to hook--and lose--the first salmon. As it slowly darkened, the nighthawks began to circle above the stream, the deer stole out to drink, and ripples along the faster water began to weave their fantastic patterns of black velvet shot with silver. A whippoorwill, the first I remember hearing as far north as this, is calling from the birches behind the tents. The thermometer registers 43, and we crawl into our sleeping bags and listen...