Word: suppers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Sunday was an unusually quiet day for Mrs. Roosevelt-friends for lunch and supper, then the night train for New York, where she attended an Iturbi concert...
...McLean, onetime publisher of the Washington Post, now in a Baltimore hospital, was "a lunatic without lucid intervals, so that he is not capable of the government of himself or the management of his estate." A radio actor named Drexel Biddle Steele said he was "giving a small supper party-only about 30 persons," for Claire Delmar, Swiss actress, in Los Angeles' swank Embassy Club, when belligerent Peter Arno, sexy cartoonist of the New Yorker, entered the club with Film Actress Sally O'Neil. Cartoonist Arno, who two years ago was chased across the landscape of Reno...
...redcap more than 25? for two bags. He refused to honor a $15 Navy Department expense account for an official wreath at a State funeral. He once argued for months with a railroad over a 35? claim, and won. He refused to give a traveling official $1.50 for supper because he said the man could have eaten at home before he caught the train and that anyhow Congress had not appropriated money for that purpose. He has more power over Treasury expenditures than the President, must see every check that is written from...
...with Navy at Franklin Field at the University of Pennsylvania. In my last year as a special concession we were allowed to attend the Notre game; which was held in New York. During these trips was the only time that the plebes could act as human beings. From supper the night before the game until we returned, they were allowed to be "at case" and if the team won, the "at case" period was extended until Monday morning...
Girls may be entertained at supper in the Union after the Dance, it was announced. This is the first time this year that members of the class of 1937 have been given the privilege of entertaining female guesis at dinner...