Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-03

heart; retaining other remembrance OF the hours which
have Just passed than such bring for their
auenccs, the next day, yawning aud headache.
Meanwhile, the amiable host and hostess 20 about
dying lights eongraulang each other that the day
end comforting themselves for the expense Of the suppoI
by saying has been really splendid and that people have
enjoyed themselves much house. Deceived short
sighted morta wait auc-soon will your grateful guests
reward you by other supPe, and will fully aequit them.
selves oi the debt Of cnnui which they You.
There, Amelia, YOU have little sketch Of Stock.
holm supper and with few exceptions OF all Stockholm,
suppcrs They a crowd OF sleepy sisters whose mother
iamed ldcness and whose ostermo,her, Vanity, carries
them with low courtosies from house house. They
have been called intoerabe thousand times but yet
delay To- Danish thcm Recommendations aud Vanity stiff
ladies, who have placed themselves n situation demand
ing respect and who cannst be roughly handled with mpu
nifty.
II laughs their hoop peticoats he is in danger OF
being called foolish aud impairment
Ii think that blast oi November spleen has thrown
too dark shadow this description OF suppcn-l
not exactly deny it-but in its principal features 1t
and not caricatured.
ltsineonceiyable me, how many intelligent people
can together IN order weary each other cruelty
II the Genius OF Pleasure should make proclamation
TO hrs worshi?pcrs in Stockholm. call them all
Joy themselves, imagine its would something
in tins way;
"fnends of pleasure Of life and cla,lness-ye old and
Young, who would ENJOY c hours of rcposc
flying minutes flee, flee from suppers"
Would You drive away on long winter evenings, the
dark spiuts OF ennui, see here INV prescription
Collect relations acquaintance, and friends but
many The supper-siroccO arises from heat and crowd
DC lew IN NUMBER ana be happl Light the lamps
your rooms but knde, earlier, the hight ct understand
ing and OF tine wit your heads knde. for each other
The bg tame o enjoyment, letagan, be CAV, he kind.
and, bc witty Dance. play. sing, but do all
spontaneously Let nothing begin heavily let nothing end
heavily! Weave, with light hands, the garland 1T
p"asuro-and let each add 1t IN simplicity his
little flower.
Let the pleasure of conversation he precious YOU Let
the IRE oi ideas circulate among throw each other
the sparks OF mrth; which shine but do burn. Let
thought answer 10 thought feeling feeling, like meloou
echoes rathsr like those gentle aud harmonious
which the slightest stroke draws of the weuned harp,
The wecared-ior spirit iorget the physique
the SOUL the body. Give Teireshmcni, but let II
be light and taken IN passing like pleasure Ii
down to the table with entirely serious countenancc
with knife fork and Napkin the purpose OF eating then
II Is alabor.
1--WE in order to live; do not live in order to eat
said wise Do yon wish make n pleasure OF it
eat and drink only that YOU may laugh afterwards the
heartily
AS the alwise Creator has ordered that night aud day
shall reign alternately upon little ball Ot earth for twelve
hours certainly his object that man. his nob, but fee
BILE child should the bosom OF the latter, that he
may really labor and enjoy the beams the There
FORE let the conclusion Of the evening be also the conclusion
ol your day and oi your pleasures MAY midnight find YOU
still and quiet, And m order finish the day the night
time, and peace, sing with the noble and amabe pOet:
Amer an eve of SOCIAL pleasure
In moderate measure,
We quietly sleep and waken with JOY.
heavens the hour strikes eight-the frghtiu supper
hour! The carriage already the door, husband
ready aud have a single flower hair. Good
night, fortunate Amelia YOU soon going bed, and
must prepare for a campaign Tomorrow when am tit TO
do so, will sing:
After supper,
Where pleasure eating
We yawu m rctrcauug-
Badly we sleep, and we waken infear.