Young women wore nurses' uniforms with "RIPLEY" stitched into their caps and coats.
At one point he has a seven-hour operation, but restricts himself to commenting on the nurses' uniforms.
The ground beneath them included the Heart Attack Grill, where anyone over three hundred and fifty pounds eats free, and the waitresses wear nurses' uniforms.
Stiff nurses' uniforms, stiff upper lips, stiff hospital corners on beds expected by matron at all times.
More than 100 years ago, teachers, farmers, clerks, architects and newlygraduated students paused their lives to board ships in soldiers', doctors' and nurses' uniforms.
So we feel like parents who have been in the presence of angels dressed in nurses' uniforms, performing the most amazing works of mercy and care.
The Red Cross has kept a "representative sample" of its artifacts, including nurses' uniforms and paintings by Wyeth and Rockwell, said Susan R. Watson, the Red Cross's archivist.
There were electric-colored minis, admirals' jackets, ball gowns (about $500, instead of $5,000 from Oscar de la Renta), nurses' uniforms and short shorts that would feel like loving hands across an arid prairie, to name a few items.
Service is provided by waiters in dark suits and waitresses in white nurses' uniforms (which, I have always supposed, is meant as a subliminal reminder to the customers that they are eating real nursery food).
Meanwhile, at the center, where five women at sewing machines were working to fill orders for nurses' uniforms and designer T-shirts, there was excitement in the air recently.
