Word: teas
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Hare was already down the ladder and the Hatter was anxiously looking for his hat and Alice was putting on her prettiest little frock. "There is nothing I can do about it now", thought the Vagabond "I suppose I'll have to take them along with me to the tea...
...Bill, watch your manners," said Alice who felt responsible for what might happen since the whole affair was her suggestion, "I'm not sure Mrs. Conant will like you anyway. You look so funny sipping tea. And remember, take little bites and don't begin at the center...
Finally everyone was ready. The Old Woman held the ladder. Bill slid down as usual. The Dormouse nearly fell asleep on the fourth rung waiting for the Hatter to make the next step. But Alice felt herself so grown up going to a tea that she wouldn't even let the Vagabond carry her down piggy-back. Yet all reached ground...
...Hall this afternoon will be devoted to an appreciation of the works of the late Professor Wallace C. Sabine, whose work in architectural acoustics was begun forty years ago as a result of a request from the University authorities to investigate the acoustics of Hunt Hall. Following this meeting tea will be served in room 330 of the Research Laboratory of Physics and opportunity will be given to visit Professor Sabine's original sound room and other research being conducted in the building...
...offend. So only an hour or two before his train departed Franklin Roosevelt had himself rolled from his office back to the White House proper and with his wife at his side not only received the formally-dressed oldsters of the Court, but for good measure gave them tea in the Blue Room...