The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-24

porcelain that had h,-,ii sproad In the
centrs II the tabl. ann at every seat
N"r" lace squares IA which the duansr
service lay There we're even thr-.'
dlminutNs squares of ~llk lace for the
thr'e glaSS.'- one for white u in". one for
"hampaCne and oAs Tor taol" water
hr-r we've IN" visible sICns of th,
'Al-' : actlN ~ when the Jarty ''tter.St th.
r'~b'ti and On" women almost n chorus
murrnur,d their delight AZ 't- vie~
They hal received AZ Nat'erS'- hand in
~" craNn- rpnu cock tails Of a." sind
Shown a. BrunN. although Their" was no
orange IA Them Instead there was
shredded u@1ch floating about
There w-r" to b. an with. melons
SER -, with tie crushed 'Ca banked NJ
"''I' them - a point half theiT height
by"r 'hs- l.,' rad h"-n sp-1nS lei chopnsSi
mint vHrHI gave .he dish a refreshing and
af,rctlsiur ,'n,n Matters diStrihi re-t
with the melons white wine and Seltzrr
tp th,,-' " hp wanted ~ and the sIts,ly OF
the SIne Wss $50 united that ~ was evident
that CaaiuI agne was TAI be- the wine OF tlh
meal
Nf'.- the cold chick en- gun,ho th..-,.
vas yu,i itsh To all Of the guests 70
NAV uot have heen birnt that this un-
Usually dainty course came out of a TN.
hIt n did That VAS on" of Wattars's
s,.gre's Mackcrrl about six inches long
very ,oid. preserved IN white wine m
stead O, nti was the del,cacv which Wat
ter~ nasal In n dish coverea with such a
c0pl LAYER ~ crosses that the fish actually
boxed comfortable on Il u seemed a
sham" Ia disturb them
Nlth them ne served \ sauce ravigote
a"d cilcumbers ShCed. bat unlike most
Sliced tuCumh.rS they were not IA small
g vvrs Every cucumber had be"n cat
lon gthN -" into such r thin silver thrt IL
lu'ked lac a Iiece Of wood shaved OF .
plrlk ~ course IL ives long end not a
~,nsl" guest could eat one Of the curling
strings; hut they wer. decorative end
very rc~lly sep rrt~d by knife
With these. Waters served the smallest
neS pota.oe- that could he found in
me- -set They had been boiled then
rull'd IN toe ~t.-d crumbs and Drowned
Tn" SRlce served with them was Of melted
bItte- and Cn.''s-a
Not -" much. his ma .ter he'd ssid in
The morning, -hrt good the b~St YOU
know how
IN : sent Waters ~ 20 > butchers
" he." he WIS sure ot getting good
gIcDt NJ lruN. Tor lrnib sticks we-~ 20
he III" piece lie r"-i-tGnc" ~ this summer
time dInnr- Wgtt.-S WIS sh-sgyd enough
T. know thot the CS-u1l inquirer for lamb
ste Ks ~ q butchc- shop Will he told
that such timely d-lIcaCie- are not "a be
had IL never oC ours Ia the unsYm-
pathetic butcher tn suggest the means
- getting then that II known only to
initiated
Fv huving the whole leg 81 the lamb
Won may have tho steaks CIT from 10 and
IA that way set the best that are In bs
nd Waters knew thrt the lager ate ks
"a - a rule h"tt.- than the Others al
though he glSp knew the advantage "
not hrolng u do any ca-ving on the
table 60 he he'd tn. -t.s k- cut small
They were brOiled and then served y ith
n SsIc- - fine hsrbe- ,~it up in melted
butter and DO red over the steaks before
the went bnck into the oven
With th.S" cam" . single vegetable
that drh-ht"d the hearts of tie women
who had been in Pens That happened
- b" tue - II OF them - the memory
~ ~" Kind Of hsricuts ve-t- they he'd
tan the" as = fresh pleasure II j.
t-'3. ~ ne New York cri-in" that crnmr n
- trink beans are - = dinner vegetable
thu 80 never - good % they ar" IN
trr-cs
not h"grn until after th-v have been
boiled Then IN the American fashion
they A." r"ady L. serve In accordance
with the Partisan idea ~ the way they
should 80 cooked however they are
strained IN a Colandsr after hsinR boiled.
&C.. q " alter j. run over them and asterward
tl.V get ION minutes more ~ boiling IN
addition 20 the original fifteen Then
IT.. y ara taken from TIE hot " Il T. eTWgsy
d~ied ~ and put into saucepan with |
Insy are stirred IN this for i've minutes |
af.l then served They then arr not
80 INNING around ~ IA" water which 80
often accom- pan.ss 'u'm here
THIS modest dinnsr allowed an addition
with the salad, and II .arne m the shape
IF than slices II Virginia ham made into
roll, about the size Il hrecraCker and
filed " nh cream chess. This accom-.
panied the tomato salad Inch was a new
appii. alton ~ the ohant"c!.r craze -
IA s'rouomy
4 tomato skInned and served With
mayonf dis- had heen partly followed ouf
In % the top had been Inserted the little
~ hit. ieay,- taken from the heart ~ let
tuce Then these had hr-n stuck INTO
the sides ~ the tomato IN way To give /
the effect VI very small feathers
The taste ~ p-achs.s WhIch had begun
this IdeA! summer night dinner was dee. ,
tined 10 end n The lemon ice which
Cam.. To- IA. table as the sweet vas covered
Nth the shredded meat ~ sweet ripe .
ieach's. Then came coffee
-Thank I'M" all 81 you said the girl
y no lad written the note II invitation 20 .
herself Thank me, all 81 YOU II IL
t. me that you owe this dinner Else We
might every one ~ us had 20 forge this .
pleasure to dine on "A terrace or a roof