Word: womanizing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Chicago's Field Museum of Natural History last week and installed in the Chauncey Keep Memorial Hall. Visitors, most of whom were trying to get their feet dry, were unaware of the occasion, but it marked the final completion of the largest sculptural commission ever given a woman, possibly the largest commission ever completed by one sculptor anywhere: 101 life-size statues and busts in bronze, depicting, to the best of present anthropological belief, all the races of mankind. They were the work of able, grey-haired Malvina Hoffman of New York (TIME, Dec. 24 et ante). Aided...
...rehearsals the orchestramen worked as they had not worked since the little Maestro left them last spring. They played Salome's Dance brilliantly enough to suit most conscientious conductors. But Arturo Toscanini interrupted time & again. He pleaded with them to remember that Salome was "a very passionate woman," attempted to illustrate by undulating his negligible hips...
...White House not long ago Anna Eleanor Roosevelt Roosevelt received a strange and unfamiliar guest. Her name was Antonia Brico. She had a determined manner and dark blazing eyes. Her purpose was to interest the President's wife in a woman's symphony orchestra. Mrs. Roosevelt was so impressed that last week four Brico concerts were announced, the first to be given in Manhattan...
...world; but its real force is in working from within by influencing and transforming the individual human sou!. It is not a mere system of philanthropy. It is not a cure for social misery that can be applied from the outside; but ... it brings to each man and woman the message of redemption, and offers them a new nature and new life through faith in Jesus Christ...
...Elmer Barnes, 45, lecturer, historian, Scripps-Howard columnist; and Mrs. Jean Hutchinson Newman; in Reno, shortly after each had been divorced. In establishing residence, Mrs. Newman took an apartment with Mrs. Barnes who, suing for divorce on grounds of cruelty, testified that her husband was in love with another woman...