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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

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phone me beforehand, and I af- ways had to have the ment and a double ginger ale in a pint glass ready for him.

He once gloomily confided to me that we should shortly have a revolution in this country. That was some years ago.

Among the women who have patronised my restaurant-but who have not always drunk to ma

I recall Lady Oxford.

She came along one day and asked what there was to ent

EVELYN'S TASTE

Anxious to please, I suggested the very best items on the menu. Lady Oxford was not impressed. She shook her head at the mention of every rare dish, and then re- marked, "I don't want any of these. Bring me some Irial tow." And irish stew she bail

A similar thing happened with Evelyn Laye. I fancied that this pretty stage star would come to nie in search of delectable tit-bits, and I ordered the chef to prepare a special dish of cheese and egg which is made in a most anusun!

manner.

But when I went to the lady herself I was most disappointed. She wanted roast beef and York-: shire pudding. And a large help-| ing, tool

for

Melba also gave me cause thought. She came one day when we had a lot of chicken to dispose of and the waiters were instructed to recommend it whenever possi- ble. Melba did not fanes poultry, and I was summoned,

Not knowing that the waiter had recommended it, I also mentioned chicken. Melba became indignant. I hastily pacified her by inventing and describing a glorious dish on the spur of the moment. "Right you are!" anid Dame Nellie, and the dish WAS prepared. The singer pronounced it splendid. She did not realise that the principal ingredient was chicken after all.

And Chaliapine, who wanted, a apecial Russian dish known £9 "Palmenex." I had, never hoard of it, and the great basso tried to explain, but as he spenkes very little German, French, or English, his efforts were not very success- ful. Finally, in his excitement, he pushed us out of the way and made headlong for the kitchens.

And there, whilst n atartled chof and myself looked on, he rolled up his shirt-sleeves and made the dish for himself-a golden brown patty of highly-seasoned minced beef and pork.

DERBY TIP

But if you were to nak me to name my favourite among the diners I have served, I should say ex-King Alfonso of Spain.

King Alfonso has always been most kind to me. It would be difficult to say how many times I have waited on him.

I like to remember that he has toasted me overy time, although only one evening with the King stands out in my memory. This was when His Majesty and a cer- tain British peer were dining to gether, and the conversation turn- ed to horse-racing. The ex-King proved himself to be an expert in this matter, and talked continuous- ly about the horses he fancied for coming races. I myself am not averse to a flutter now and then, and in the end I plucked up sufficient courage to ask the King which horse ho thought would win the Derby,

"I would any Manna," was the reply. This rather astounded me. for the betting was 9 to I against the animal, but I acted on King's advice. And, as everybody knows, Manua romped home,

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