The club allowed women members in, with restrictions, back in the 1930s, Noted Holton: "Chicago was a city that drew witty wordsmiths and paid them well.
And elsewhere, it draws witty, suggestive connections between art and retail.
In 1985, Gary Larson made witty play with their dysfunctional reputation when he drew a cartoon of an assembly-hall full of despondent saurians.
Mr. Barks's detailed and witty adventure stories attracted a large following from 1942 to 1966, the years he drew comic books under license to Disney.
But from these simple materials he draws endless streams of melody, by turns witty, elegant, whimsical and funky.
A minor indulgence crisis arose in 1518, but Zwingli's witty castigation of the abuse found ecclesiastical favour and, finally, a titular honour by the papacy, from which he also drew a chaplaincy pension.
At the New Inquiry, Aaron Brady draws a witty comparison with The Wire's Jimmy McNulty.
Botsford drew an extended, witty contrast between the posh publisher ("he never drove anywhere; he motored") and the gap-toothed editor, who played poker with his cronies till all hours and looked as if he cut his upstanding hair with a pair of hedge shears.
Henry Kissinger is a prodigiously intelligent, articulate, talented witty, captivating & imposing man...he is not mean-spirited, he seems drawn to telling the truth, & he wants to serve his country well.
He produced witty cartoons and constructions, and seemed ready to paint or draw on any surface.
