Turns about Town

· 1947

Some people just go to a hotel (sometimes referred to as "an hotel") and stay awhile and go away again. And think nothing about the matter. Of course, some may complain more or less at the place about the "service." Or swank round outside about the address, saying carelessly: "Oh! yes: at the Blackstone, you know." Or again, if it's a rather inexpensive place, remark to friends: "Isn't it a funny hole! But the cuisine is excellent. You'd be surprised! That's why I stop there. And then it's much more homey, too, than those garish places."…

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