Word: teas
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...honorary chaplain to King Edward VII in 1909. Asquith appointed him in 1916 Bishop of Exeter, a vast diocese about which the noble Bishop motors and occasionally bicycles, his long square coattails flapping about his gaitered legs. An old Etonian and Oxonian, he drinks dozens of cups of tea daily, is conservative in politics, lofty high church in theology. To the U. S. the Lord Bishop brought his tall, weathered wife, Lady William (Florence Mary Bootle-Wilbraham) Cecil. They toured New England, visited Philadelphia and Princeton, flew to Richmond. In Chicago last fortnight the Bishop of Exeter addressed the Sunday...
Matters were delayed when Mr. Insull, bundled in a heavy overcoat, and his proud captor discovered that the Greek Prosecutor was out for luncheon. Mr. Insull returned to the small Petit Palais Hotel, ate in his room, sat down to tea with newspapermen. Then he went off again with M. Coutsamaris, returned to the hotel for dinner, packed his bag for a night in jail. Because Drs. Voylass, Dimitriades and Trupakis found Mr. Insull in bad health (diabetes, chills, arteriosclerosis, myocarditis, enlarged liver, high blood pressure, traces of brain congestion) he was well treated and given a special room...
Three weeks ago Ratkiller Nicholes was called to Chicago by some companies in the rat-infested stockyards and by the Walgreen drug stores and Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. He arrived in the automobile in which he pursues rats throughout the U. S., bringing with him two large suitcases and his young wife. Ratkiller Nicholes went to work. Wherever rats were plentiful he distributed pieces of bread, hamburger steak and apples, in each piece of food a drop of his chemical (barium carbonate with a slight touch of barium sulphide). Because the Nicholes poison is comparatively slow acting the rats...
Patronesses and ushers for the second annual Freshman Tea Dance in the Union, to be held from 5 to 7 o'clock after the game tomorrow, were announced last night by S. R. Calloway '36, chairman of the Union Committee. Mrs. Delmar Leighton heads the list of patronesses...
...first Freshman tea dance was held in the Union, after the Yale game last year...