Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-17
How 70 PREPARE A MENU.
Simplicity of Service Always Be-
speaks Good Taste.
THOSE WHO KNOW HOW TO DINE.
lot Fair to Say That All Mems Hearts
Are Reached Through
Their stomnchs,

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aug Oh ms me- ana dlh'hg Is no longer
! mans privileged pleasure, with Elmer
" be will say. Good bye. proud world!
II going homo, thou nrt not my friend.
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\" good dlhner II more necessary
ahe average man than to women Is a
4 Unknown and acknowledged fact; and
sAoknovs II hott,r than tho NIfo ms.
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W ualnty ana well-cookeu dlhher
lheed before her liege lord. wisely
iiarlng the feyora she has 10 nslt
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cay OF every man that tho way
b BE heart Is through his stomach. but
e. a must be- admitted thot a satagod scn-
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ulus OF good humor on ms part No
i u know how to cat, but tney who know
Tow to dine are In tho minority. Not that
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'1'' SWIM mo hlihest Accomplishment
4 La "a IN |I THN
aug win food served and eaten In cor
hspondlng tustc is pleasure as well an
neioation Of refinement and good
Nellng' ono whose idea OF eating is
4 aapg TO feed Is not a desirable table
N1panlon from any point Of View, nor
hls tendencies In many other dlrcc-
voli nose OF n woll-brcd or high-mindcd
Nsen' AZ no place viii the true in
Auhess Of man speak for Itself as at
WDle and frequently the Dr. JelIyll
ne druwlng-room dogcncrates into MIR.
/ Iae when the dlnlng-room rs reached.
we OF the fine points Of dining rs not
allow oneself to become Interested in
" lood to the exclusion of conversation.
Y most elaborate and seaaonablo feast
Fsason or How of soul. Good talltcrs
invaluable at the dinner. while good
-shers, too come In for their share OF
',eomo; to talk well IL not to monopo-
= lhe conversation, for who talks much
W talk In vain, In which case an oc-
e'9aal Indulgence in "a flash OF silence
q all Invitations, the one for the din
the most complimentary, and
.suii be Issued in the name Of tho host
~ hostess ten days in advance OF the
~ssslon. and upon the receipt OF such a
~-tesy noremptory acceptance or re-
~ must be sent at once. allowing no
SNees' TO enter into the uncertainties
soar Intentions. To be late at dinner
asorry breach OF etiquette and good
.sahg, and on the other hand. a TOO
XXI arrival should be avoided. being no,
ner than fifteen minutes before the
s I SCI for dinner nor later than Ave
.4.'es before tho time mentioned In the
aAuon. Thaclteray liz very severe upon
~ who are late for dinner. aud says;
,seahot omit here TO mark down my
49, scorn and Indignation toward
~, miserable snohs who come to din
h -, =, n'ne when they are asked al eight,
ssser to make sensation In the com.
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sNsver, the woll-bred hostess will not
h. her annoyance CAUSED by the an.
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hli. ~ The sleeve than tho pocket. the
,sr.q n-hke covering to the arm may
~, safer storehouse for such grlev.
In question OF considerable controversv
1 a ,ss4eht Ia. "Who should be served arsi
\ M +. ullihner9" In these days when fadi