New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
STGAR IN FANCY FORMS.
FRENCH COOKS EXHIBIT SPECIMENS o.
THEIR SKILL.
sd DANCE A GREAT

rttrI, ANNUAL SUPPER AND DANCE A GREAT
s,.ccrss- MARvf.Ls OF INGENUITY SHOWN
nNpA THOROUGHLY GOOD TIaE ENJOYED
70 pr,,Jat Sayarin rad been able to visit the con.
cert room, OF the Madison Square Garden yester-
day afternoon he would have seen marvels OF the
culinary srt which would have tickled even his
educated palate. The big room was Mica win
long tables. and OIL these were woadefs III prosac
lard sweet candies. sugar and spice ana all 'nato
nice" The members Of the Socete CuhhaiFe rm'-
anthropiaue we're giving their twenty-ninth annual
exhibition Of gastronomc marvels ana an ihte'est-
ing and "toothsome' exhibition 1t was Fourteen
Of New-Yorks principal hotels sent elaborate eS-
amples OF the skill of their chefs BESIDES these.
eleven caterers. private chefs, ana RESTAURANT
keepers contributed to the exhibition
The room was crowded all the afternoon an
orchestra played and light refreshments were
carved TO enter into any extended DESCRIPTION OF
the exhibits is not possible. but some OF tne
''piaces rnontees' worthy OF special Heh'oh
II only for the Gallic ingenuity displayed IN nah-
inc them From the Fifth Avenue Ho'ei ea"o
Horn OF Plenty" from which there flowed fruits
80, oou.,, rich in color ana the former good TO
an. This hotel also sent other EXHIBITS "hicn
were consumed later in the evening AT the oa''
which took place In the Garden i.seiI' last h's"'
From the Marlborough Hotel three pieces "e'o
senr They were THE Columns OF Hercues'
THE Living Picture" and Diana Going to the
Roth" The first made Of sugar. was nearly
eight feet high. and was entwined WIN wa" anu
sugar flowers through which entwnins couin 10
seen Diana her way 20 her historic apiu''o"''
and the living picture, who. judged from ner az
parel was about to emulate Dianas example
Dslmonic, had ore big table covered with what
the chef led "cdnary gems. There were SIX
teen OF them. and the star piece "ds d ca''oy
schooner yacht; laden with the sweet H'a'eriai vi
which its hui! made. and its masts anu s@he.
The presiding Getes in the kitchens OF August
4
SHOW m. former sending an immense piece repre-
ser,.ng bear and eggplant comfortably sea'ea
at dinner. Both OF the animals were mace OUT oi
SUGAR and the dinner consisted o. guam III 'e''.
and other good things From Mr.. burden ehet
came an excellent reproduction OF the COCK at fort
m I,ueaa In Scotland. II was made Of sugar out
no one would have guessed that fact 10 1907. d. ~.
Tho Dakota Flats sent In ~ souvenir o. Aisace'
By which The hl..y beauties OF nat country WHO
well displayed.
TIE Union and University cubs chefs also cent N
examples OF their art. The Park Avenue Hotei
had q Ana exhibition !; called "A Bridge sus-
pended over the Ocean" and representa- or'use
upon which railroad cars were running hJrp 80
contented passengers while underneath vssses were
turnb'nc I'm stormy waters. surrounded by monsters
n tho deem And cars ocean. bridge. passengers
am Th ' ba in the evening a success. The Dig
Madison Square Garden vas nanIs ,nincd win
rated The tri.coior o. rrah h,o0 rom the na
e amsrca and from he roof were suspended un.
hpa,in Ike objects OF gay colo~s, .ater thess
orenad ard discharged volleys OF pleasant ara
pretty rihes down on the croMd o ne ea spp sne
room There was a large orchestra. ana that
orchestra had It's hards full. IN more senses ma,
one for a programme OF twenty-iour nu,n,ptL'
| VAS gwen with sllgat ntcrnlssion AT Aliun'sn''
"nen ,.'ppg is ist Of the mon by whose efforts
| last nights ball made 30 .uccessiuI I'LL w.
orary president. Charles Ranhoier pres.nen', scrs
| nand f'ere vice-president Adolp1e Meyer sec.se
rotary Prosper Grevot yce,secretaty; Ju1ssn
| Hippolyte Wursch secretary lean Micnei' rs S
| cornmittee Charles La.louette, Adrien iena'
| Iaouss Lescarboura Jules Durand. jules "eoe,,
Jules Glorieux Louis rhonra Jules
Ilorieux; manager Charles ,,n EIoo.
assistants ID. Petitbenoit. Maurice bIu nsrre II
Commi,tee NJ Perez. J. Coombin, II; LeJa,'T -.
pos,nr F Rassat A scheer. L. Perrlere. I. Lev lev
| Ill ~ Ciaussman. H. Nader j. hie'n' / ''N'