Paret, Anna Parmly, [from old catalog] ed · New York and London. Harper & brothers · leaf 359
astened in so tightly thatthey cannot slip, and so compactly that there is room forthe luncheon as well (Fig. i). Once bought, these hamperslast forever, for the plates and cups are of white enamel,and the first cost is only an investment. Half the troubleof a picnic lies in packing the breakables… … Fig. t buy one of these ready-made affairs may take a Japanese-straw telescope bag and have the harness-maker fit it withstraps, and not be so very far behind her sister with thehamper. Getting Ready In preparing the luncheon, lay out first what will beneeded to spread the informal table. Count out…
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