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... list:— 65,000 oysters, 600 gallons of soup, 10;000 chicken cro- quettes, 7,000 sandwiches, 150 gallons lobster salad, 300 gallons chicken salad, 150 boned turkeys, 600 quarts ram punch, SOOib. pate de foio gras, and 1,300 gallons ice cream. The list of ...
... have the ordinary salad, or if you prefer it a potato salad, which is very easily made. Mash some potatoes up with salad cream instead of the usual butter or milk. Press them into a mould, and turn out when quite cold into the salad bowl. Put slices of ...
... preceded by a biscuit about a quarter to eleven. Tea.should be a substantial but not a stimulating meal, and should include salad. He approved of a glass of ale for dinner^OR boys of 16 or 18. That alcohol is necessary was curiously proved by the fact FC ...
... Amandi: Ishould think so Nothing to eat, and still less to wear. Not me. Young wife: I took great pains with that cucumber salad, John, and I hope you enjoyed it. Husband (anxiously): I am afraid, my dear, that took great pains with it too. Comedian: ...
... silver serviette rings; Mr Sam S'epiien Acswrt service Mr and Mr* Stephen, sl.lg:u' Unketftnd *fter Mr Sani and Miss Chatmi.m, salad Ki^nd £ d; Mrand Mrs I P Martin d, di.b; Mr William Ladd, biscuit barrel M^s Gwonnic Williams, taSiecloth.; Mrs G«odl>eer. ...
... tray; Mrs. Mary James, Landorc, old china Mr. David Thomas (Havod) silver jam stand; Mrs. E. Williams (Nowcastle-on-Tyne) salad bowl and quilt Miss S. A. Williams, quilt; Mrs. Francis, set of jugs; Mrs. M. A. Hughcs, Misses M. A. a;id A. M. Hughes and ...
... llanney. Male Voice Competition, G r Philistia eight choirs competed, and the prize of £7 Vs., t(lg,:t)¡;1 wau an ...
... claret jug; Dr. and Mrs. Arnallt Jones (Aberavon), Doulton sugar bowl and cream jug; Mr. and Mrs. W. Morris (Xyrcanol Works), salad bowl and servers; Mr. David Hughes ^Swansea), si 1 vei tea and coffee service; Mrs. Hughes (Swansea), tea service, Miss Davies ...
... great as a. feeder. The Duchess of Orleans once saw him eat four plates of soup, a whole pheasant, two partridges, a plate of salad, another of mutton hashed with garlick, two largt slices of ham. a. dish of pastry, fruit, sweetmeats, and three bottles of ...
... Einon «. (Parry) Messrs. Dayies and Williams. Pianoforte solo.Polonaise in A (Chopin) Miss Llewela Davies. Chorus.Italian Salad (B. Genee) Glee Society. (Encoie, The Martvrs.) PAliT II. Chorus The pilgrims (by request) „(P Glee Society. in ...
... par^' eight in number, members 01 the famo0 Khondda Glee Society, They sang Sailors' Chorus (Dr. Parry), Arms,' and Italian Salad. They ere well balanced, and tbe audience signified their approval of the way the selections rendered by hearty applause ...
... also joints which they named caper sauce and mint sauce. Better still, their prettily got up card included cheese and salad timing the ancwynion, anglice sweets. The Swansea Cymmrodorion have a new thing in the culinary art, the name thereof being ...