Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, April 4, 1917 by Various
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_Clerk._ "YES SIR. LORD DEVONPORT, SIR."] * * * * * THE FLOWERLESS FUTURE. (_Notes from a Society newspaper of the coming vegetable epoch._) PERSONAL PARS. We regret to learn that Lady Diana Dashweed has returned from Nice suffering from nervous shock. During a battle of vegetables at the recent carnival Lady Diana, while in the act of aiming a tomato at a well-known peer, was struck on the head by a fourteen-pound marrow hurled by some unknown admirer. There is unfortunately a growing tendency at these festivities to use missiles over the regulation weight. * * * * * A daring innovation was made by last Wednesday's bride. One has become so accustomed to the orthodox cauliflower bouquet at weddings that it came almost as a shock to see her holding a huge bunch of rich crimson beetroots, tied with old-gold streamers. The effect however was altogether delightful. * * * * * The decorations for a particularly smart "pink-and-white" dinner at one of our smartest restaurants last evening were charmingly carried out in spring |
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