"Bacchus Behave! The Lost Art Of Polite Drinking" 1933 WHITAKER, Alma (INSCRIBED) Givenchy Considered "an elegant car appropriate

Considered "an elegant car appropriate for royal use"

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With Favorite Recipes Of The President And Mrs

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commonly associated with transcendentalism and romanticism

"Bacchus Behave! The Lost Art Of Polite Drinking" 1933 WHITAKER, Alma (INSCRIBED) Givenchy Considered "an elegant car appropriateWHITAKER, Alma Warmly inscribed on FFEP [140] pp. Frederick A. Stokes Company 1933 8 3 8" x 5 7 8" With 18 chapters featuring cocktails, whisky, gin, brandy, liqueurs, wines, rum, champagne, beer hints to hostesses, strange nectars, canaps and hors d'oeuvres, the buffet supper, punches and cups. With a drawing of three elegant cocktail imbibers on the front panel. On the rear panel of the jacket: "What Celebrities Say" with quotes from Rupert Hughes,