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iety dinners, althou^ it may also be used for quieter functions. The monogram may bethat of the organization or of the person civins the dinner. THE DINING-ROOM AND ITS APPOINTMENTS. 27 AANNGI^S AND AOODS AT THG TAgLG. The care ot the dining-room havinp: been fully explained, it is but proper to… … Figure Xo. 8.—Outlines fob Menu Cards. (For Description see Page 26.) sumptuous, as may be the menu, if the minds or moods of those who sit at the table are unhappy,as well might the banquet be one of bitter herbs for all the satisfaction it will afford. No individualhas a moral right to inflict an…
Dining rooms · Embroidery · Interior decoration
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