The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-06


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BANQUET At fIE dRAhD-WispsoH'
And now our pen fails Nv In depicting 4
feast which WIS III for the gods. II beggart
-Four large, long tables hoaped
with all conceivable delicaciea and subslan'
tails, prepared In every imaginable style that
the highest culinary art could DEVISE greeted
tho eye Of those assembled ut tho Grand
Windsor hotel, and the tables were clabo.
rately and elegantly adorned. II seemed ~
though some sweet fairy had waved hor
wand and spread for the members
OF tho noble order a repast
80 rich and rare, so beautiful TO behold.
The service used was Of tho finest order and
slyerwaro in profusion graoed the tables
Large silver stands, filed with nicnacs and
nuts of all kinds, studded the
tables. Elegant cakes of various patterns,
ornamented with flowers Of icing
Of every buo and with emblems of the order,
tho tables. Pyramids, composed
of various materials, such us as cakes, frozen
kisses, ETC., stood in the
centre of three Of the tables
while in the midst of the fourth was
A large cake on which were raised Ice letters
Friendship, Love and Truth" Tho first
of the pyramids, two feet high, consisted of
sliced oranges, surmountcd with n hand rs
natural ms life, ia the palm Of
which was heart, while silver
and golden leaves formed tho wristot. The
second WAS of maccaroni, olaboratoly orna-
nontod uJ;,h silyor-u,ohhed dronoTv eur.
hohpu WIN '",oi "oooo" ~, rc,,"PVii2,, ""
WIN Wllte cross Ing lhitu ""s
\ pyramid of kisses, golden-webbed
and vas tanned Of nv that
I'll p,n uo A,,,.u;ao, ooe,lo
prouu pro Vi i'oertg, Ino hlheIIVa" o"s'o'
Inc ehtlre absence OF all wines ana liquors
WAS q noticeable feature. The repast sur
oasses by nr any that was ever before spread
a., ,,onLo,,s ,h. G,oto
u tris city, VI, pcrh"pe, tho o'"'o,
The propretors, Messrs. Whllla ana
Pepper. personally supcrntended
bn a,,nirc, ana ,yoro oe.iduouo In ,he;r at
'0 s"Pp,"S' IL 49, mi, -;.'., 80
ehtlohs 70 al tue guests Ihe ""ltoTs "o'o
vigiant, alert, active and urbane,
which added much TO the general satisfac-
;on Cicern WiDoins the chief cook sur.
'N'' 'bo,' II,
passed himself, and added laurels to his
,lready well-earned reputation.
At this repast there we're fed between three
,,,.I..l a, \ 40, 81 g. la ,,on,,Io
iunureu anu my nl'u ,our ~. uuhucou poopio.
Inc Ioilowlhg IS the Dill OF lare, Wnlch
vas most deliberately and lastly designed,
md an expensiye and beautiful specimen of
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typography and emlnently appropriate 10
he occasion:
MENU.
,vaTrpa N, lbou
SOUP Blue Point Oysters, Green Sea Turtle.
j9p i hEmVs 10 pcL bohea ahItT Tnn aux mf
falo Tongue, Pattie de Soi Ia Stras onrs,
Westphsia Ham, Picked Oysters, Roast
6Capoh, Pressed Corn Beef Gaia, ,,,,..
'S Sasd p dscnrated. snri v saiad "' eli'N'H
SIDE DISH ITs.-fender LOW of Beef, aux
Champ,lgnons; Oysters, Crumhle "nd rriGi;
p pi Grdos, en- cases. Young sucking
v EShTA ali @ Potatoes. n |, saratoro.
prench Peas, sweet Corn.
la Romano,
nME MESTs Epgsm sniPee, m".'t sMhce
nyramid of maosaronies. webb d .and orna.
m.nted pyramid of klsses, webb d.
JAkE-pound ceks, ornamenIed; silver cake
ornam s J'''y '"h"' sia@'u a"o ofn"-
,REAM AND JELLIEs-Charlotte de Russo,
glazed and ornamonted catswba Wine Jelly,
claret wine Jelly; vanilla ice-ereami pine
ap11I Ju, SOAK co,,o all.
yerosns. l.dies' q" yer. .pong- cake Whit
fruit cake, Jenuy.LiDd kisses, ms ccsronIe
Jelly rolls, "itron slices cecoanut c4rsmels,
D rs. AND FRUITs-Assorted confec-
tionsry, oranges, Malaga grapes, assorted
nuts, bassuss, figs,
Tea; cafe hoka'
BANQUET AT THE ST. GEORGE.
At twelve o'clock there was a recess taken
N the dancing at 10th halls and the quests
IF the eyenine,--the members of the Grand
odge and their ladies-repaired to the
Danouets prepared for them. That
1t the st. George was superb, and worthy the
kill and taste of the genial host, CAPTAIN
Tom Smith. The supper room was brilliantly
;cbted and most comfortab,v heated and
battalion of walters were distributed among
,he different tables, and most actively and
diligently did they respond to the REQUIRE
nents of the occasion. On each side Of the
,pacious salon WAS a row of tables with seating
u,, or throo t;n,o, 49, -, r. 49,, ~