We remember our dear friend and congenial host.
Playing to a house full of restless children and their parents, Mr. Mizrahi was a congenial host.
But it is not simply a matter of an animal virus suddenly finding humans to be a congenial host, and flourishing as a result.
If a suicide terrorist in the throes of fever and pustules staggered onto the subway or left an infected blanket, the virus would find a congenial host in anyone it met.
He was owner, manager and congenial host, along with his brother, sisters and brother-in-law Nick Fordes, of the Brooklyn landmark restaurant, MICHEL'S, established in 1910 by his father, William.
The program — "Lang Lang and Friends," part of Carnegie Hall's Ancient Paths, Modern Voices festival — cast Mr. Lang mostly in the roles of congenial host and accompanist to guests with whom he had personal connections.
Mr. Collins became a familiar face in American living rooms in the 1980s as the congenial host of the syndicated afternoon talk show "Hour Magazine," for which he won a daytime Emmy in 1983, and later, as the host of the Miss America Pageant from 1982 to 1990.
Bohr became widely appreciated as their congenial host and eminent colleague.
