The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-16
s !. bpt the decisions Of the tribunal were

nea', IVY sne OCCASIONS OF the tribunal were
EsIa lfa:trsno,ns. blamed In Rosnlere for
that We're condactsd a. he en rspllief
loss 70 him that HE cole purpose was In he
and son,rSuss s 70 he ,hi sSs
OF consumerB." 0 >
hs AZ s. The e. a9Ither,y Of tho Almanaeh grew
N mod I6nIeatIons: 4 dinner Given in honor or
Be ether whss or hs
with the complexion Of the lady, Who
" WI believe: he says that there exist points
woman and the color OF a dinnerP Nothing,
n nc eyer, 10 more true. Dinners are brown
or pe,ss ,ss STordns to the entss whlch
nstt Sn SiSoordlns Y the color Of her skin For
sranssse t tSe anner tsTen IN honor q
such as the eiVeis. les com pof.s De v roSr.
Sfo sn s $S On the CONTRARY dinner to
delicate entrees. such as the ef baeRameIS. ies
9seneLss. les lricqss6ss de pouists, is. tm'incts
% d:As.. "a siss tie s,f s.s ed
fowl are employed. < blonde dinner Is The
the sass Wsersss n 81 an an. artist soo 81
r. Although La Reniere wasnot noted for bis
ns n % %s ssoPP sss e. 1s Ssn san
snd .s ss - sS~s t S 81 hs Of Mms
ssyainst ths presence Of Women u function
centrated. He drawsthe line between love and and
sS:ss / on ths pfs ha he
long II the table. because Il Is place where
for ths rsascn that tv tRsS skto pSId
ye, o ~ sho from any serious. solid repast
Ct ssS sessn.ss he
was cS %saG to Modify % RI; ssr
demio purists. who insisted that they be &C.
S %tsont merely rtgsy In consqlt,vs capacity
resented by thss ovsr. d Of
the ladies 1t resulted In several duels and
much .h violent controversy In the newspapers
rst o9 S..sSs g; vas the dime. hour in tn.
toward incident which i9fringed upon its
sohy n sdy 'f ndery bss s
circumstances the dismay OF the sastronomie
f frat antIy.I may DO Imagined when to each
fore noon OF certain date:
Nine. Grimod de la ReEnirre has the honor to
inform yqu Of The loss she has Jus, suffered In The
Elysees at O'Clock precisely,
ane uneHPectea announcement OF the
eeasideTsts hour for the funsr neral u Four
3 Gel IN the afternoon meant the disloca.
ss arr. days in advance; To suffer .he
was combination that no one had thought
possible ssn However, the sastronomc fra.
member Of the tastns "a" Ju2y all Of ths
famous cooks Of Paris. and a great crowd OF
amateurs we're present; All had assembled
10 waiting room at the hour t1xed for the
open and flood Of light revealed an immense
table. magn if1cently decorated. with La Reg
Mere at Its head bidding the mourners enter
and share In dinner to which every depart.
ment OF France had contributed its best and
most distinctive aliInents
This entertanment excited wide spread
comment. La Regniere availed Of the pub:
llcity It received to announoe. the issue OF
Manuel des Amphitryons" and lie journal
des Commands ct des Bellies" the latter
concession to the feminine element whose
e epDsd DEFICIENCIES aec he had 50 often ridi.
devoted to all that related to the police and
supplying Of the table. and 70 epcurean
politeness. Each was only moderately sue,
esss.ful: for the -Almspach" had already told
treated in the two supplementary publica-
tions.
Upon the return Of the Bourbons La Reg
eodiy p seoei s1 as he ' Explained becaSss
the King. who was a renowned glutton. was |
Jealous 2f his epicurean celebrity. La Reg |
was not In sympathy with him. deplorins |
that he had not devoted his great genius |
to the culinary art instead OF TO that Of war,
A'e, La Re1s hsd the
the country with considerable fortune.
He died in 1888.