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"Country club" Quotes from Famous Books

... the country club. She wore the color which she now affected, a close little hat and a straight frock. People stared at her. I think she was aware of their ...

— The Gay Cockade • Temple Bailey

... two before this particular dinner she had shirked her work. Perhaps the novelty of it was wearing off a little. There was a tennis tournament in progress at the Burning Woods Country Club, two miles away from River Falls, and Sandy, who was rather proud of her membership in this very smart organization, did not want to miss a moment of it. Breakfast was barely over before somebody's ...

— The Treasure • Kathleen Norris

... treasury under President Grant, and for many years one of the leading international lawyers, is the son of Sewall and Rebecca (Marshall) Boutwell, and was born in Brookline, Mass., in what is now the old part of the Country Club house, January 28, 1818. He comes from old and respected Massachusetts stock, being a lineal descendant of James Boutwell, who was admitted a freeman in Lynn in 1638, and of John Marshall, who came to Boston in the ...

— Reminiscences of Sixty Years in Public Affairs, Vol. 1 • George Boutwell