Word: teas
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...club to apply and outline their qualifications for a position on the board that he may make some choice before the board that he may make some choice before the spring recess. Eliot Long '26, president of the club, announced that arrangements were being made for a tea in honor of Mr. E. E. Clive and his Copley Company...
...April 18 and promises to give the masses--those jaded with leisure and overburdened with wealthy--one little fling at adventure. Imagine what a treasure hunt will mean to those unfortunate souls whose joie de vivre has been crushed by a ceaseless dreary round of charity balls and benefit teas. The aureole of romance which encircles this hunt--a recherché combination of fox hunting and "Hare and Hounds" beginning with a Hunt Breakfast at the Plaza, followed by a wild taxi chase through the city for clues which eventually lead to a hidden treasure )"finding's keepings"), and concluding...
Oscar Hammerstein, helped by the weather, persuaded Tetrazzini to leave London and come to Manhattan in 1908. It was a wet week in London. Tetrazzini was depressed, idle. Hammerstein had tea with her. She returned with him, sang three successful seasons at the Manhattan Opera House, Manhattan, for which she received $2,500 a performance. She afterwards sang with the Metropolitan, the Boston Opera Company- "gala seasons" all. Her last U. S. appearance was in Trenton in May, 1921- a concert with which she ended a prolonged tour. Since, she has sung occasionally here and there, but for the most...
...ticket sale, announces that all applications for seats received before April 2 will be given first consideration. A small number of tickets for the performance of Friday, April 17, remain unsold. The Saturday performance, the afternoon of April 18, is expected to have the largest undergraduate attendance, for a tea dance will follow the show...
...caught him by his garment, saying. Do have a cup of tea with me: and he left his garment in her hand, and fled...