The phrase "autumn lunch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a meal or gathering that takes place during the autumn season, often featuring seasonal foods or themes.
Example: "We are planning an autumn lunch to celebrate the harvest season with friends and family."
Alternatives: "fall lunch" or "harvest lunch".
First, in the hard-dollar race, alternative-asset managers are less likely to give sitting governors the twenty-seven-hundred-dollar maximum contributions that a Republican Presidential candidate might expect to collect, like apples in autumn, at a midtown lunch.
See below for a slide show of New Yorker covers that celebrate autumn: "I remember eating lunch at the taco kiosk near City Hall, and I had this vision of Bloomberg leaving the building for the last time and getting on the subway," says Adrian Tomine about this week's cover, "The Last Straw".
Have warming autumn soup for a healthy lunch sometime, fish pie or game and chestnut casserole for dinner and apple pie or autumn cheesecake for pudding.
Shoppers and elegantly attired ladies-who-lunch enjoying the midday autumn sunshine yesterday appeared either amused or worried at the prospect of a gold rush along their own "gold coast".
Soup may be the most satisfying lunch, especially on a crisp autumn day.
One day late last month, well-clad men and women lingered over lunch at sidewalk bistro tables warmed by the autumn sun.
Lunch was a tasting of new dishes: new terrine, autumn tart and sambonade – a goat's cheese cheesecake with elderflower and a secret centre.
If there's one thing that marks the transition of summer to autumn and brings comfort to thoughts of winter, it's the Sunday lunch.
He has the miniature blue teacups that sat on her sun porch and her set of Lenox china — dinner, lunch and salad plates for 12 — in the delicate blue autumn pattern.
Grim lunch with shadow chancellor Dully McDullvoice – "Oh, I never drink before autumn" – who delivered a droning lecture on the vacuous tautology of contemporary humour.
