hang crepe

“Uh-oh,” her father teased, “here comes Miss Hang Crepe, morose as ever.”

No one back home will hang crepe over losses in Rio, so long as players are developing.

They kind of hang crêpe on everything they touch.

Better drape the departed member's seat in black, or hang crepe on the charter than follow this foolish fad.

The St. Paul asked for him three times in one afternoon, and the Rock Island, chancing to ring up while he was busy, threatened to hang crêpe on the round-house if he were not summoned immediately to enter an order for a manhole crab.