Word: fared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...could hold, presented what is called an "appealing" figure. Leon Rothier carried dignity and power to the figure of the beggar-father. Thalia Sabanieva, timid in her acting, sang with a certain restrained charm. Louis Hasselmans conducted. It was all rather weak tea, but nicely refreshing as Summer outdoor fare...
...reason for the unpopularity of the Memorial eating-places is that the food is plain, not that it is poor. I am afraid the sedentary life of a student takes away most of the appetite and makes us long for highly garnished and seasoned dishes instead of the plain fare that is so much better for the health. If the morning had been passed mowing the lawns of the Yard, instead of studying. I think no one would complain of the food at Memorial Cafeteria...
...where-ever he goes. The zucchetto was conferred in person by Denis Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia, who said: "Had it been a red zucchetto it would not have been too much." The monks celebrated by giving a feast to all their guests, although they themselves took their own plain fare from pewter bowls. Only in one respect did they depart from the etiquette of their vows. They talked a little. Cardinal Dougherty, referring to a recent visit to Rome, described the Pope as showing plainly the effects of his arduous office: "As a matter of fact when he subscribes...
...considered foreign delegation present this summer under the euapices of the Foreign Student committee. These men will be exempted from the registration fee, and will be given special rates for board and transportation expenses. The regular expense of attending the conference, including board, room, registration fee, and railroad fare will be about $40 though in cases where men can not afford to pay the entire sum, arrangement may be made at the Phillips Books House. The conference will be made up of representative students from most of the colleges of the New England and Middle Atlantic states...
Every sort of pessimistic prediction, however, was made on Mr. MacDonald's accession to the Premiership; but he still holds the reins, and his grip grows stronger, if anything. Whether his French counterpart will fare so-happily will depend upon his success in finding the common purpose of his variegated groups and in keeping this bond of political fellowship swell in the fore-ground...