Word: algonquin
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...receive badges and class reports. Members and their families will then go by motor to the home of F. H. Nash, Weston, Mass., for luncheon, after which they will go by motor to the Yale-Harvard baseball game on Soldiers Field. The class dinner will be held at the Algonquin Club, Boston, at 7 o'clock...
Konrad Bercovici is one of these walrus-mustached foreigners who give a touch of the exotic to the reaches of the Hotel Algonquin, Manhattan. Two new books of his are on the autumn lists?Around the World in New York and lliana, a collection of gypsy stories. His play, Costa's Daughter, will soon be unveiled to the glances of Broadway. Bercovici is a Rumanian, born there in 1882. He came to this country in 1916, but no amount of American sunlight and air, fortunately, can erase the swarthy hue of his person or the sleek ebon of hair...
...often been remarked in the public prints that he dresses with something of a swagger. This is true. He has a charming wife and they live in West Chester, Pa. He is often in Manhattan and may be seen jovially present in the lunch room of the Hotel Algonquin...
...Brooks House Univ. 4748 Publication Office Univ. 7600 Dental School Brookline 3344 Botanical Garden Univ. 4506-M Divinity School Univ. 7600 English A Univ. 7600 Peabody Museum Univ. 7600 Press Univ. 7600 Soldiers Field Univ. 7600 Stillman Infirmary Univ. 7047 Clubs Acacia Univ. 7438 A. D. Club Univ. 0401 Algonquin Back Bay 4444 Alpha Sigma Phi Univ. 0972 City Club Haymarket 4500 Colonial Club Univ. 2580 Delphic Univ. 0842 D. U. Univ. 9370 Exchange Congress 2730 Fly Club Univ. 0530 Fox Club Univ. 0993 Harvard Club of Boston Kenmore 1260 Harvard Union Univ. 2780 Hasty Pudding Club Univ. 2409 Institute...
...have already spoken too often of the so-called Algonquin group. Not having eaten lunch in that much publicized hostelry for over five months, so far as I know the group may be actually a myth by now, as it always tended to be. Still, Richard Barthelmess, a most serious-minded young man, spoke of it with awed accents not long ago; so probably the effervescent Mr. Woollcott is still its gayest respected member and it has probably become the Rotary Club of literary New York...