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y at home, with its informalcup of tea, should be distinguished by itshospitality rather than by its expense.Hostesses who follow this rule in regardto their teas ofler no food to their guests Figure No. C—Design fou a Doily (For Doecription wo Page 66.) shelves, a tiny camoo vase upon an-other,… … FlGUUK No. T. FiGuuEs Nos. 7 ANP 8.—Designs for DOILEYS.(For Descriptions see Page 65.) which requires the use of a fork. Daintysandwiches, rolls and cake, with saltedalmonds or bonbons, are served withthe tea or cotlee. A cotlee urn usuallyoccupies a prominent position on thecorner table, along…
Dining rooms · Embroidery · Interior decoration
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