... affort amusement, there has bees a revival in the fashion of dressing salads on the table. A medium-sized tray holding toe cruets and condiments is placed before the hostess and the salad bowl at her left aide. The dainty Dreeden seta, with the tray, bottles ...

... afford amusement, there has been a revival in the fashion of dressing salads on the table. A medium-sized tray holding foe cruets and condiments is placed before the hostess and the salad bowl at her left side. Th, dainty Breeden sets, with the tray, bottles ...

... the patron, no sp•dling of the eynkmetry of the sirloin by boom and inexperienced ea sera no ruthless reeks', of -he 'Oster salad by stelfesh selectors of lobste^ Irthotit the proper proportion et lettere. Hem y.. 0 .are attended to at a handsome cedar ...

... by the patron, no spoiling of the efmmetry of the *l o w, by hungry and inexperienced carver' no ruthless reeling 'ouster salad by selfish selectors of lobster without the popper proportion lettuce. Here you ere ettended to at a handsome cedar counter ...

... axe unknown quantities. The second course is a small fish boiled whole, bite of fowl bailed with potatoes or ,otus roots; salad of onions, peas, and beans. with a few leaves of lettuce; sea snails served with eggplant mashed, and a thick soup made of ...

... unknown quantities. The second course is a small fish boiled whole, bite of fowl bailed with potatoes or icitus roots ; a salad of onions, peas, end beans. with a few leaves lettuce; sea snails served with eggplant mashed, and a thick soup made of fish ...

... HEALM, Many people turn in disgust from the suepic'ein of , :be arson m. any dish at table, whether it be pure?, soup, gees, salad or the bulb plain-boiled. Yet the onion should ha reckoned with a dietary friend and out an enemy. A her. and keen-biting, ...

... J Newburn. 6in, 23ft 3in, 1 ; JStephenson, 2ft, 21ft 4ia, 2. Three oompeted. One Mile Flat Open Handicap first prize, oak salad bowl and servers ; second, case carvers. P Deegan. Marley. 43 yds, 1 ; J Keating. Marley, 75 yds, 2: N F Barron, scratch, 3; ...

... J Newham. 6in, 23ft 3in. 1; .1 Stephenson, 2ft, 21ft 4in, 2. Three competed. Ono Mile Flat Open Handicap; first prize. oak salad bowl and servers; second, ease carvers. P Deegan, Marley, 46 yds, 1 ; J Keating, Marley, 75 yds, 2: N F Ramon, scratch. 3; ...

... Poula.rtlen e. is 'Matignon. Truren anus h eenare. .N`e4o Au OtlllMpagne. a la vhanneur. Pa.r , ini: lie foie gran Savoy. :Salad. des (*.ipu inn. Utrdonn mix fitten berbee. Ifoot.eline de Noisettei a Is MultiThr. Matadarine. glacere. Corb:Ele de fruits ...

... Voneur. Poulardea a la Matignon. Trees some Ls rendre. Maga am Champagne. Rzeass b i la amour-. Parfait de foie gras Savoy. Salade des Caplan*. Cardona aux fines herbs,. Monsaeline de Noisettes a Chantilly. Mandarines &loess. Corbeills de fruits . Raisin ...

... Hall, which as| ¥osher Lennon, stole, 2ift of Father Power. first: was laid out fur concerts, dancing, ete. Mr Brett, oak salad bowl, gift of Mrs Butler. had &be transformed into & Fancy Fair .n& Mrs Shipsey, set of carvers, gift of Mrs Lynch. right quickly ...