The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
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DINING, ROOM.
Thy praises, autumn, we VII slng!tt
Thou, rudy as the ruby wine,
Compared with thee how pale the spring
THY coloring how richly fhc."
New Napery and Silver.

t The most eXactng mistress OF the
ltke,lse and the most fastidlous IN her Sc
lection Of napery and silver, cannot put
realize the great variety and beauty OF
tthc autumn output ingthese wares
lSnlbrolderey Is feature Of is' lunch
cloths, tabe-cloths, center-pieces ana
doyles. Napkins have monographs 4 or
Initials done separately in fine French.
embroidery that is also used 'as q
border for lunch covers. Lace hand
made. in heavy Medicle and Irish point,
farm the deep borders encircling CENTER.
pieces and smaller pieces 70 ho.d bon poh
dishes. s3 H
The exceeding fineness and satin sheen
or tho danlask is thing to strike the
Lchoder's eye The richness and range
OF choice in linen and silver tempt lone
ami close inspection, as q necessary
p,1reparatlon for jlrdlcIous weighing Of
merit and decision. ia s ell 3
In floral decoration, taste turns mucn
tc wild flowers the scarlet OF autumn
suggesting gorgeousness in color ana
eracefuluess in def arrangement.
While fruit is still abundant ana
cysters and sora have come into Marcel
Inc housewife may arrange her OCTOBER
menu in this fashion,
For Dinner.
Clam Bsoue in Bouillon Cups. '
T;,, gor po;ls. Chow-Chow. Cold slaw
lT oyster Pates Roast Chicken.
drowned Potatoes. Lima Beans.
Maccaron! with Cheese. Rice CAKES.
I Tomato salad. French Dressing 3
|, snonge Pudding with Meringue.
| III Oranges with MaraschineY Cnerrles' t
M Coffee. Swiss Cheese. Crackers q.
Senator DepeW's Story.
sonator Depew, who Is a good AFTER
d,nner raconteur recently engaged ~ ' y,
yersntion at q lawyers dinner ph ~ ~,
cumstantial evidence lie useu -, -
lowing nnecdote 10 point ms re- '''NU
adorn his tale: =, I, 3,8 sa,d he
\ "A young and pretty! ss''' E.Ss'S =.
/, chad beenSout Walking.$ :, !. -, !, J,
/ "f,n her return her mother SAID; 'Whefe
have you been, my dear IN, ~
4 "'Only walking In the paTA' was 20 ~ "
/ reply. 4 \, J, 4, "a her mother.
\ "'No one, mamma said me youi's s'i''
- NO oneG' otherSrep ,ec'u
",No, no one was the reply
/, .Tnen said Tie older lady. explain
how II is that YOU have come hollie :, w, :,
a waking stick inst ead OF an un'ppfe4l'u''
luxurious Russian Dinners.
with the Russians Of the higher class
living is an elaborate function. NJ,
when YOU are invited to dlne - w shna "a .
nobleman you first stroll 70 q s'aepoatu
whereon are anchovies smokea si'.,'o','
| pickles, sardlnes, radlshes' cotl sS'usa' =
1 caviar and owes. n, = "a ,,a ,sr
INC guests eat freely of these ana Whsl'
them down With aery yodki taxing apou'
an hour 10 do 1t amid animate CONVEX
4 sation; 81 q 5|f VI !, ~, i III
some of the appetizers you Wonla 5i ! !,
! salmon IL, Jelly, for instance, ~ NV pA =
4 But salmon in custard is lltue .eo '''u't
4 for the average Yankee stoInaen. ~.
The company takes seats ~ , III ~ y,
and the real business Of the 1oi'lileE. ~
gins, First. there Is n great thick SOUP
4 Next comes q huge pike. o. = say !,
cooked 70 perfection and stn11e" W.
After fish comes on q huge loinl q fo o.