The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-30
At A RESTAURANT.
THE FAIR SEX VERY PARTICULAR
As TO WHAT THEY EAT.

The Difference Between Men and Wo-
men When They Go Iats a Restauraat
for Dinner-Hew Proprietors View the
Two sen-~
at takes the women In onler gosi din
ner, sail the proprietor II IA restaurant the
Sthsr day They like s,s.i eating anal thsy
know what gus with what t.stter than thu
men Why. man hal just a, san or'tr
cranberry Sauce with mutton ~ MT lie
shndk.rei at the thought -ls>ht~." h. G,osl-
tinlssl in dsgustssl tome, half d thh MN
don't know mutton frotn veal. anyway"
Are tbs women more exastns than ths
mem
Not bis II it. Then, yoa ~, the under
stand enough sloat the matter to alpr,siats
. dish A man will sulp down thu ns~t
elaboratsly prsiarei nssd anal newer think
whether lis taken four ~ live hours or tift.sn
minutes 10 pnrIsre it, The wonsn like b
eat dinner lsisurely, in ,Ours> They are
particular about their desserts, Ton, Why,
81 - is quite AN ordinary sam for them %
spend on ns'al Men stkiam slssl over
seventy live ,rnts-i mean II cuurse for their
every day nam rsp.st az coarss When a
party Of mn come in here t.sether they
spend u good deal What do they drink!
Well, hoth women AMI men drink g,sst
deal II hDttkd iser--no, W. don't keep wine.
Very few II the restaurants .h q, yrs,
don't doubt you coui get glass at mu>t u
them, but its not soLi generally, AMI in,l,sst
il Is much callSl for
TOTALLY DIFFERENT GEAsoNs
"Women Attest ic~i tea u g,ni deal this
weather; then, tn, they like chocolate, h,si
o. hot, aeoriing 10 the state 81 the th,rmom-
eter. Men take chocolate some, hut say thy
timi il u little heavy. think they prefer
coffee Mst u them get all the TIA they
want ut home You ~s,, women AMI mcn
cone in here from totally different reasons.
The men want to get filed up for ~ much
umler half u dollar rs rssibh', and ut hack
a. work The women come in t. enjoy them
srlyes AMI rest rs long as possible Is their
love Of ice cram tlctioni Well, all | have
10 say Is, ask the first young woman you
meet"
a holloweyel young man, who S,rnsst In
continual state 81 pet>piration, laughed
s'ornfully when the same question wasask,d
Of him why, see herr" h~ m,>t out
haly, "we've hen selling mead and s,sia
water and sitter water here quietly for
years, with M bother ut all hut thu women
were not satisfied They were ~ here every
day by The dozen No ir cr'am' oh, my!
Amt that awful Why don't you keep ~
Why. everyone ks1~ ~ Then they rot hold
Of the proprietor, and harIrd away IN tho
string a. him. The consequence h, we've
got IT," He pointed dis.laintully H. littlo
room, r'lssing IN s,mtshrkm~s hhiMl the
lortier" The storr is cluttersl up with
women half the TINS now. What hours do
they CONE imSti Oh, they'll take sS cream
at any time, hut from in thu afternoon till
~ at night there's NO 1T up What Kinds do
thy order thu most OF TN, they hkc any
thing that's culorsl- Ihnkish ~ yellowish ~
hrownishA supIsrs they got them 10 match
tlkir dresses
PEOPLE VINO ARE nrNGRy.
alec cream said another man slowly.
mo. W. don't all much II that The pro
ll, who come here ARE hungry. They want
soup, sir, and fish AMI meat, AMI go.l hon
sst Irish POTATOES II was not u quiet, we'll
ordered place with stained glass trai'son,s
and spotl~s linen ike thu fira, but Zig,
noisy feeding house, where things hal the air
of bring rum by steam The very poplo
seSmcd 20 h. propelled by sone gAlvanic
force. They were not conversational, their
faces were without expression a Joy or
sadness. Care SEEMED 10 have sst its rigid
seat upon them Tho desks deal wod' Tor
tho countersl hal eaten into their souls, Hut
their ls.iies hui u !. attended, 10. Nearly
half u them were shop girls, They sat in
stohl patience after they had or,ierd their
meal, and when II canH they ats II with an
unconpromisinH determination TINT must
have becn very alarming, viewcd with tho
cyes Of a Istato. A drum major could not
have kept more faultless time than did their
knives and forks, and behind than magma.
tion saw gaunt Dyspepsia standing with .
| sickle in his hand, which h. hal borrowed
| from an aged relative.
These young women did not care 50 much
for dessert, hut some Of them ordered pie
Now and then woman entered who, II could
be readily seen, was not accustomed ~ din
ing at restaurant She Invariably hcsttatc,i
nervollsly anil made throe or four falss mo
tons before she decided which aisle IN NJ
beet. Half way to hcr scat she would man
age to drop her parasol, she has ~ end Of
truIs-a shopping bag mantle a Hnrrer's
Bazaar, two bundles, prize picture, and fan
besides her parasol They had 70 h ,lkpoStl
| Of on the floor, on the back " tho clair, and
ON the table Chicago Tribune.
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