“Lunch” is all Rabb would say as he walked by my office.  The partners were going to lunch and I was invited.  For a young lawyer, lunch with the partners was an anticipated part of the day.

For the four-man Vincennes law firm of Emison Emison & Doolittle, “lunch” was one hour, more or less, most days of the week, where interesting persons discussed a multitude of topics.  Though all four lawyers usually attended, it was not a requirement.  In fact, to me, it was a privilege that came with being a member of the firm.