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It was in vain that I petitioned, appealing to our caterer , if proofs of appetite were wanting; for sick men seldom have occasion for that important person?s services.

“I say, Mr. Cribbage ,” cried an old master?s-mate, to the caterer , who had entered shortly after the tea-kettles, and assumed his place at the end of the table, “what sort of stuff do you call this?”

There is a caterer for the table, whose sleekness of face, rotundity of person, and general air of comfortable well-being, do great honor to the cheer he provides.

If so, you will probably sign a contract with a caterer months, maybe years, in advance and make a substantial down payment.

From a family of French West African descent, Albert Dutrieuille was the last of the great African-American caterers in Philadelphia.

Although many hotels work with outside Kosher caterers to provide Kosher services, some have developed their own in-house Kosher catering departments.