salle a manger

The company assembled in the long salle a manger, that evening, was such as one sees nowhere but on the Continent.

A salle à manger brimming with potted palms and suffused with mist.

Lord Francis Douglas and I dined at the Monte Rosa, and had just finished when Mr. Hudson and a friend entered the salle à manger.

He then apologised to Jaqueline, and taking her hand, and bowing respectfully, led her out of the room toward the salle à manger, from whence issued certain savoury odours, which operated more powerfully upon the hungry maiden than could all the fine speeches he continued to utter.

This is the salle à manger, is it not?