harvest supper

“I have left them all very merry at the harvest supper, but I had a mind to see my friends.”

No small share of work fell to Margaret’s hands, who had to prepare the harvest supper for fourteen men, besides women and children.

It is surprising that no good artist should have painted The Harvest Supper.

Now the farm workers of a co-operative way of thinking have learned how to ride in their own vans, to possess the crop with which they are loaded, and to provide themselves with a harvest supper.

Within, there were two parlours for the rich, and two kitchens for the poor, which the neighbours thought wonderfully grand; and one day in the harvest season, when this rich farmer's corn had been all cut down and housed, he condescended so far as to invite them to a harvest supper.