headwaiter

"Perhaps I'd better call the headwaiter, sir," the golem said stiffly.

He could think of nothing to say to the headwaiter who offered him his choice of tables.

Strathdene gave the headwaiter a bill and followed Kedzie out.

Maria would not take the table which the headwaiter offered.

The headwaiter, clad in the long waistcoat and full trunk-hose of the late Seventeenth Century, bowed punctiliously.

Houston looked complacently at his drink while the headwaiter led Dorrine to a table on the far side of the room.

The headwaiter approached bearing another magnum of vintage wine.

In a shaky hand he took his felt hat and walking-stick which the headwaiter handed him.

Salvatore, thus admonished, proceeded in a hurried undertone—with one eye on the headwaiter—to lay bare his soul.

The three watched with interest as the headwaiter went to the door and returned leading a short, dark man.