... Brains, and Ins mainma, the delightful Duchess of Ranelagh, who is at her very best when criticisi tg the tine points of a menu card. The d1 .v is worth seeing for the comedy scenes alone ...

... little doubt; for, otherwise, the soaring terms would be a stiff barrier for British visitors to surmount. Concerning food, menus, it may be, are not quite so varied as in the old days before the war, but the shops and market can generally supply effective ...

... little doubt; for, otherwise, the soaring terms would be a stiff barrier for British visitors to surmount. Concerning food, menus, it may be, are not quite so varied as in the old days before the war, but the shops and market can generally supply effective ...

... for instance, was entirely different from the se c°ns°mmi of those hectic times, and so were all the other things in the menu, especially the bread. The Ladysmith Dinner lub is composed of serving and ex-serving officers of the 4th and 5th Battalions ...

... display of skill and daring by every conceivable type of heavier than air craft, these wore the items in the well-devised menu. Whether the artist who drew these pictures would not be well-advised to hop off at once on a transatlantic flight we leave ...

... WARWICKSHIRE IN LONDON ANNUAL DINNER OF THE SOCIETY OF WARWICKSHIRE FOLK IN LONDON-- BY MEL On the menu-card of this annual re-union, which was held on October 25 at the Dorchester, there was this quotation This night I hold an old accustomed feast ...