Category: Cooking & Drinking
PAGE LUNCHEON GIVING 1 A NEW YEAR'S LUNCHEON 19 A MUSICAL LUNCHEON 26 A JAPANESE LUNCHEON FOR CHILDREN 30 A VALENTINE'S DAY LUNCHEON 35 A WASHINGTON LUNCHEON 44 A SHROVE TUESDAY LUNCHEON 51 A LENTEN LUNCHEON 54 A SAINT PATRICK'S DAY LUNCHEON 61 A CHRISTENING LUNCHEON 65 AN EAS...
With this luncheon the ices may be served in beautiful little ships of silver paper with delicate paper sails, or the ingenious caterer has a form for reproducing Plymouth Rock...
3. Part 3If you use candles, have them of violet, with plain violet shades edged with the flowers sewed to the paper or silk foundation; or else have plain shades of heavy paper painted...
2. Part 2For the cocktail, select small oysters and pour over them a dressing made by mixing two teaspoonfuls of horse-radish with the juice of two lemons, two teaspoonfuls of tomato cat...
6. Part 6Decorate your table with golden-rod or autumn leaves or a mixture of golden-rod and purple asters, the two flowers which are so beautiful together; do not on any account use gar...
5. Part 5Use a table-cloth for the time, and omit any central decoration whatever, even the customary piece of lace. Arrange a small fleet of sail-boats all over the table, fastening the...
1. Part 1PAGE LUNCHEON GIVING 1 A NEW YEAR'S LUNCHEON 19 A MUSICAL LUNCHEON 26 A JAPANESE LUNCHEON FOR CHILDREN 30 A VALENTINE'S DAY LUNCHEON 35 A WASHINGTON LUNCHEON 44 A SHROVE TUESDAY...
7. Part 7The table should be laid with a cloth rather than with doilies, and the centrepiece may be a birch-bark canoe, planted with ferns. The cards may be of birch bark with quotations...