The National tribune., 1882-09-16
TFA-TABLE GOSSIP.

! Ihe queen OF Gre2t Britain recently TTr-
chased three very beautifully designed tapes-
try panels, which have been worked upon
the looms Of the royal tapestry factory at old
Windsor. The subjects, each of which is
woven upon gold silk ground are aljegori-
cal: " Religion" being represented by lig-
ure OF St. Agnes; Honor" by that Of
Richard Cpur de Lion; and "Purity," by
Joan OF Arc.
Miss Lena Gall, M. A., Professor Of Greek
in tie University of Des Moines, has been
elected to the same position in the Central
University of Iowa, at Pella AS g. graduate
of the Iowa State University, her scholar
ship reflects great credit upon the institu-
ton.
A new college for women will be opened
in 1884, that Of Bryn Mawr, which is to be
| established by the means of o beguest Of
| S9G0,0G0 from the lie DR.. J. W. Taylor.
The college building, which is to be known
as Taylor Hall, is already near completion.
Miss Mary Beecher is forowoman in de-
partnlent containing two hundred girls in
the Naugatuck Rubber Shoe Company, and
although she is the only woman in authority
in this large establishment, her department
is admittedly She best conducted of any.
Miss Bradwell, who was valedictorian of her
class at the twenty-third annual commence
ment exercises of the Union College of Law
in Chicago, is famous as an athlete, and has
climbed every mountain worth climbing III
Colorado.
| The John Wanamaker prize for the best
essay on What is the Best Way to Wait on
Customer" has been awarded to Miss
Mary Brewer, of Philadelphia. The value of
the prize is $50
Miss Leila Robinson, of Boston, has taken
advantage of the law recently passed by the
legislature admitting women to the bar, and
has been sworn in as attorney-at-law.
81 hope this is not counterfeit" said o
lover, as he toyed with his sweetheart's
hand. "The best way to find out is to ring
it," was the quick reply.
Don't put in no muskeeter nettin' for
me-" said Aunt Hannah. L don't want to
breathe no strained air"
Two ladies have been elected members of
the Board of Education of Baraboo City,
| Wisconsin.
There are now twenty-four high schools
for girls in and around London, England.
THE KITCHEN.
To make French Pudding-Sice small
pieces, very thin, from your bread, enough
to fill quart dish half full, buttering each
piece lightly before cutting. Lay them
loosely in the dish; sprinkle on one-half cup
of sugar and little grated nutmeg; then
,at one quart milk; beat the yolks of four
;gs, add them just before boiling, and i'm
ediately pour over the bread. Beat the
hites, add little sugar, and spread them
yer the pudding; set in the oven five min
tes to brown lightly, and it is ready for the
ible. This desert can be made in twenty
iinutes ready for use.
To make picked peaches-Take gallon
fgood vinegar and add to it four pounds of
ugar; boil f0r n few minutes and remove
ny scum that may arise; then take cling
tone peaches that are fully ripe, rub them
get off the down, and stick three or four
,loves in each peach put them into stone
ar, and pour the liquor, boiling hot, over
hem Cover the isr closely, and set it in a
eool place for week or two; then pour off
the liquor and boil it Us before, after which
return it to the peaches boiling hot, which
should be carefully covered and stored away
for future use.
To preserve Crab Apples-Select perfect
ones; pour boiling water over them, which
removes the skin; lay them in water enough
to cover them; let them simmer slowly until
soft take them out and drain; make a clear
syrup, pound for pound; boil them in it till
clear, lay them on dishes to cool, and place
them in jars; cook the syrup little longer,
and pour ii over the apples when hot; seal.
To make Apple Marmalade-Take any
kind of sour apples, pare and core them cut
them in snaall pieces, and to every pound of
apples put three-quarters of q pound of
sugar; put them in q preserving pan and
boil them over q slow fire until they are re-
duced to fine pulp; then put in jelly jars
and keep in cool place.
To bake Cabbage-2oil two firm white
cabbages fifteen minutes, changing the water
then for another from the boiling kettle.
When tender, drain and set aside until per-
fectly cool. Chop fine, and add two beaten
eggs, a tablespoonful OF butter, pepper, salt,
three tablespoonfuls rich milk or cream.
Stir all well.
To make Annals Cup Cake-One-half cup
of butter; one-half cup of sweet milk !;
two eggs; one cup of sugar; two teaspoons
of baking powder; two cups of flour. This
is always Il success and is equally good
whether baked as layer cake or in small
fancy tins
To make Potato Pie-Skin some potatoes,
cut them in slices, and season them; also
some lamb, mutton, beef, or veal. Put lay
ers of them and then of the meat. Cover
with gravy and sliced tomato under short
crust.
| Love lies Bleeding,