In light of this, I decide to have a professional chef cater a dinner party at my house instead.
Around this time he hired a private chef to cater a dinner at his home, and his entrepreneurial mind clicked.
She had been at the party, loved the food, got on well with Ms. Bass, and asked her to cater a dinner for her.
When he is hired to cater a dinner and luncheon for the new American sponsors of the season's first big race, the 2,000 Guineas, many of his dinner guests end up with food poisoning.
Shun Lee Palace recently catered a kosher dinner for 25 at the home of Howard J. Rubenstein, the public relations executive, and Mr. Tong said his staff will prepare a kosher meal at either restaurant for 10 or more people, but the customer must buy a new wok in addition to the food.
Lawrence, at the same time, tries to cater a small dinner and hires a singing telegram; unfortunately, the dinner catches fire, and Lawrence's hastily planned evening goes up in smoke.
"My idea was that I was going to cater a nice dinner in my home.
The moments of high drama include Richard Tebbens triumphing at the village cricket match, the Tebbens' cook unable to cater for a dinner party as she's been railroaded into making costumes for the play, and Jessica, one of the smallest, most brattish Deans, coming within snorting distance of an ornery bull called Rushwater Rubicon.
MIKE D'ANTONI, the head coach of the New York Knicks, started a tradition this season: a catered dinner in a private room at Madison Square Garden, players and coaches only, a couple of hours before each game.
Harold Holzer, the Met's vice president for communications and marketing, said the costs reported for the Party of the Year included security guards to ensure no one puts a cigarette out on a Degas canvas, an open bar, a catered dinner, flowers by Robert Isabel, a tent over the museum's steps and a press conference earlier in the day.
