Shrimp in Shorts, St Regis Restaurant, New Orleans, 1950s Martime Harding and Theodore Roosevelt

Harding and Theodore Roosevelt

formal gowns and importing lace and perfume from Paris

Sillery is a celebrated area of Champagne and used to produce its own branded still and sparking "Sillery" Champagne

including allowing private lessees to harvest oysters from public beds for seed stock

so charismatic

Shrimp in Shorts, St Regis Restaurant, New Orleans, 1950s Martime Harding and Theodore RooseveltShrimp in Shorts means shrimp left with a little bit of shell on their tails, for an easier and cleaner dunking in sauce. This guy, in handsome polka dotted shorts, is obviously about to dive into something delicious. He's holding onto his shorts with two hands to make sure they don't fall off, preparing to dive with two other hands and holding his nose with a fifth. This great menu is from the St Regis restaurant on Airline Highway five miles from