Word: cafeteria
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Luncheons of the noon hour rush crowd in the Traymore Cafeteria on Harvard Square were brought to a sudden close yesterday by a fire which burned out several yards of the dining room...
...should be, thoughts which for once had other than an intellectual goal. Strawberry shortcake and--well, lots of other things, but mostly strawberry shortcake filled his mind. He had tasted what is commonly placed on sale under this name, tasted it in almost every subterranean ordinary or clattering cafeteria which the usual order of his life forces him to frequent...
...those men attending the Radio School, a special department begun to aid the government in teaching the uses and operation of radio. At the close of the war, when the Radio School was discontinued, the building, after being out of use for a short time, was turned into a cafeteria to supplement Memorial Hall, which contained a dining hall...
Soon after the signing of the Armistice the temporary wooden structure, too good to tear down, and yet not particularly beautifying to its surroundings, was partitioned, and one half remained as a cafeteria and the other housed the Bursar's office. The former Bursar's office building, occupying the spot on which Lehman Hall now stands, had burned down and the officers of the exchequer were officeless...
...glowing words she drew a picture of the clubhouse: 1,225 bedrooms, a miniature park enclosed, a garden terrace for tea, fireplaces flanked by soft divans, ballrooms, assembly rooms for musicales and lectures, libraries, laundries, dining-rooms, cafeteria-she completed her towering picture. The envious were free to mutter "ground-grippers...