Word: teas
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Sweetser has pointed out that contributions are acceptable from Freshman to the man in the street, on controversial subjects of collegiate and national interest. He has also made it quite clear that the editorial policy will preclude the tabloid as well as the tea-cup. It is to be earnestly hoped that the college will support this pertinent venture by contributing its most constructively critical thought...
...Goddess was a failure; Arliss played it for only three years. Old English in which skinny Arliss was a hard-drinking, robust old Tory, was his greatest financial success on the stage. In Hollywood, George Arliss is an extraordinary personage. He stops work every afternoon for a cup of tea, goes home at 4:30 no matter what the cast is doing. His director always addresses him as Mr. Arliss. He dresses in narrow trousers and a high stiff collar, carries change in a purse. Because he and his wife once saw some cattle starving in a drought, Arliss...
...March 12), there began a round of entertaining at Palm Beach. John Sanford gave a party for the Italian drivers-Prince Carlo Maurizio Ruspoli, Count Theo Rossi de Montelera, Antonio Becchi. The French drivers- Publisher Jean Dupuy, Baron Alain de Rothschild, Marquis Gonzalo de la Gan-dara-had a tea given them by Mrs. Frederick E. Guest. Last week, the last heats of the races were postponed so that all the drivers could motor to Miami and watch Time Clock win the Florida Derby, and attend Harry L. Doherty's dinner at the Miami-Biltmore. The next...
President Roosevelt has approved the plan of having a reunion of the class of 1904 at the White House on Saturday, April 21, the United Press learned yesterday. Although it was believed that the tea and lawn party had been definitely cancelled by the president, Mr. Roosevelt has evidently changed his plans, and it is now quite certain that his classmates will be invited to Washington. The day of the reunion has been conveniently selected to come before the end of Congress...
...thirtieth reunion of the class of 1904 in the form of a tea at the White House this spring has apparently been called off by President Roosevelt, according to the United Press. The affair, announced yesterday by Edward F. Taft '04, secretary of the class, is supposed to have been cancelled a month ago. The United Press attempted last night in vain to secure confirmation of the cancellation through Marvin F. McIntyre and Stephen T. Early, secretaries at the White House, for President Roosevelt had retired for the evening...