Word: lunching
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...Well, Sid . . . after breakfast we'll run down the street and shoot a couple of rounds of Tom Thumb golf. . . . For lunch we're going to the Horwitzes. You remember them. Sadie Horwitz was in your class at school...
...well off scattered in all sorts of lodging houses. Similarly with the eating question; those men with friends and sufficient means eat regularly at law clubs or together in certain restaurants, but the many men without friends or much money are driven to eating around alone at quick lunch places...
...mean to say," exploded one of the newshawks, "that an Englishman in your employ can't so much as drink a glass of beer at lunch time...
After the Sands Point housewarming, Mr. Hearst waved goodbye to the East and started for his own great West. On the way he dropped in for lunch at the White House. After the French affair, George Bernard Shaw had nominated Mr. Hearst (in the Hearstpapers) for President of the U. S. But it was probably not that at which he was chuckling while he had his picture taken on the White House steps (see cut). That hard-hitting New Yorker, Alfred Emanuel Smith, had years ago (1922) knocked out of him his last swelling of political ambition. Rather was Publisher...
...cadets will enter the Yard, passing to the right of University Hall, and forming in front of Sever Hall. At 11.15 o'clock the first six companies will march to the Harvard Union for lunch, followed by the remaining companies at 11.45 o'clock. At 12.45 o'clock the cadets will form again in front of Sever and march to Soldiers Field by way of the Dudley Gate to Quincy Street, through Bow Street to DeWolfe Street and the Drive. They will march over the Weeks Bridge and along Soldiers Field Drive to Gate...