Word: swig
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...program encourages ambassadors to become their own art dealers, selecting works that strike their aesthetic fancy. Among the most chosen artists in the diplomatic service: Childe Hassam, Maurice Prendergast, Edward Hopper, Mark Rothko, Jacob Lawrence, Morris Louis, Andrew Wyeth, Robert Rauschenberg, Dale Chihuly and Helen Frankenthaler. Says director Roselyne Swig: "Our ambassadors see the works as an invaluable outreach tool...
ENGAGED. GEORGE SHULTZ, 76, former Secretary of State, to Charlotte Mailliard Swig, 63, chief of protocol for San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown...
...Frank Sinatra" A Claymation version of Ol' Blue Eyes hawking iced tea remains the year's cheekiest and most memorable celebrity endorsement. The Chairman's concert is over, the fans want more, but Frank wants out. What gets him energized for an encore? Not a Chivas, Clyde, but a swig of Brisk...
...speaker was Herman J. Mankiewicz, ornament and outrage of many a dinner table in Bel Air--and also at Hearst's San Simeon, where he was a favorite of Marion Davies, keeping her giggling as they went outside for a swig. A former New Yorker drama critic and a full-time gambler, drinker and wit, Mank was the missing link between Hearst and Welles. Befriending the new kid, he proposed they write a life of a newspaper tycoon...
Among the hundreds of the Kennedy faithful was Jerry R. Pearl swig, a 53 year-old Brookline government employee and self-described Kennedy "groupie." Pearl swig said he has followed the Senator throughout his political career, including during his unsuccessful 1980 presidential campaign...