t Cup, (2-gallon mixture)
Claret Flip
Claret Punch
Claret Punch (5-gallon mixture for a large reception or party of 100 people)
Clover Club Cocktail
Clover Leaf Cocktail
Club Cocktail
Club House Claret Punch
Club House Punch (party of 20)
Coffee Cocktail
Cohasset Punch
Cold Ruby Punch (2-1/2-gallon mixture for 50 people)
Columbia Skin
Companion Punch (2-1/2-gallon mixture for a reception or party of 50 people)
Continental Sour
Cordial Lemonade
Country Cocktail
Couperee
Creme De Menthe
Crimean Cup A La Marmora
Country Club Punch
Cooperstown Cocktail
Curacoa
Curacoa Punch
Currant Shrub

Deronda Cocktail
Diarrhea Draught
Dixie Cocktail
Dream
Delusion
Doray Punch
Doray Sour
Duplex Cocktail
Durkee Cocktail

Eagle Punch
East India Cocktail
Egg Milk Punch
Eggnog
Eggnog (bowl of 3 gallons)
Egg Sour
El Dorado Punch
English Bishop Punch

Fancy Whiskey Smash
Fannie Ward
Fedora
Fish Club Punch
Fog Horn--Country Club Style
Free Love Cocktail--Club Style
French Pousse Cafe

Garden Punch
G.O.P
Gibson Cocktail
Gillette Cocktail--Chicago Style
Gin and Calamus
Gin Daisy
Gin Sour--Country Club Style
Gin Squash--Country Club Style
Golfer's Delight

Horse Thief Cocktail

Irish Rose

Jersey Lightning Cocktail

Knabenschue

L.P.W.
Ladies' Delight
Leaping Frog
Lemonade Apollinaris
Lone Tree Cocktail

Mint Julep--Kentucky Style

Overall Julep--St. Louis Style
Onion Cocktail
Old Fashion Cocktail
Ojen Cocktail

Pequot Semer
Pineapple Julep
Polo Players' Delight
Pousse Cafe--St. Louis
Punch A La Romaine
Ramos Gin Fizz
Remsen Cooler

September Morn Cocktail
Shandy Gaff
Sherry and Bitters
Stinger
Stone Sour
Samton Cocktail

Tom Tom
Tom and Jerry
Tokay Punch
Twilight Cocktail

Whiskey Punch--St. Louis Style
Whiskey Scotch Hot
Whiskey Irish Hot

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