June 10 was a day of warmth and age-old rituals in New Orleans, as admirers joined in a second-line parade dedicated to Leah Chase, the world-renowned Creole chef, who died on June 1, at age 96. The memorial parade, led by men from the Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club, began at St. Peter Claver Church on St. Phillip Street and proceeded to Dooky Chase’s restaurant on Orleans Avenue. The parade picked up again at St. Louis No. 3 cemetery and rambled to the New Orleans Museum of Art in nearby City Park.