Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27

tient, sweet sympathizing, IN
selfish, and ali The other urcstslogued
virtues that can be remembered, but
wouldn't it help matters If John, Jim,
Dick, or whoever he msy be, had some
of these added to his ample stock OF
Christian grzces? a collar button might
not then prove so just.fisble cause for
an outbreak, ror some slight disturb
ence In the household machinery, stuff
cient excuse for sullenness iinot outspok-
En- displeasuTe on the part OF his lOrdshlp.
Yes, know ell about duty, bus let me
tell you, Mrs. Winnie, l an not going to
shed any of the story book bitter tesrs OF
anguish ever fit CT sulks on the part Of
my "Dsrby." Joan will prove equal to
telling him he's mortal. But | am moral
izin2,s and the CLOCK strikes l. ] ara
away 10 the business Of the day. | an
going TO stuff beefs!esk. Did you ever
try it? When you get tired
CT b-oll or FRY, get 2 round stesS cut
thick, score II with sharp knife and
spread it with sausage me&t apd bresd
crumbs, season with herbs, salt and pep
Per, little minced onion if you lice and
bind it with the yolk of sn egg; you can
add little roast beef gravy or soup steak
If you have it. Roll 1t up, wind It with
string and bake tor an hour.
[ am always hunting change, rs NAM
mas cspricious appetite calls for diver
sity,Eand for our table there can be no es-
tablished order Of things. L am
not burdened by the sanctity
of tradition. l don't know
how 1 should bear to hear of "motaer's
way" but anticipate.
| resume to say adieu. l have made
mammals pet dessert, and that is, apple
float, and this is my way: One pint Of
stewed and strained apples: whites Of
three eggs and four tsblespoorfuls OF
sugar beaten until stiff; add apples and
beat until stiff enough TO stand alone.
Speaking of dessert reminds me of my
New Year gift, it is something entirely
new In cut glass. It being dessert set
OF four oval dishes, strawberry diamond
cutting, each dish Set in frame work CT
silver delicstely wrought. The frame
work consists of narrow chased rim, on
which the bottom OF the dish rests,
elevated by four griffias' feet, with bands
cUrving outward to the upper edge Of the
dish, and ending there in griffins' heads.
The open mouths hold silver chains of
exquisite workmanship, which hang il
Significant! do you say? No, no; it is
very pretty on mamma's table; look bet
ter on another? Well, time clears. up
mysteries; nous verrons.
This lengthy document does not leave
ne space to tell you how prettily we have
liked up memm&'S room; but perhaps |
7oce description. Don't be disturbed,
,nrpinn nd b1,r
III owl-like, let him hunt the shade, for |
Goodbye. Your maGe-up friend,
NOTES. |
Pinked edges are the rage for cloth
owls.
When necklace is worn it must be &
log collar.
Killarney cloaks are the newest thing in
roveling WrSpS.
Belted corssge is more fashionable than
yer for home toilets.
The latest going away dress Of bride
3 tailoO gown OF. dark blue cloth trim
led with silver galLoon nd@esrk- blue
elvet.
Very reR draperies are straight
rfstths, showing their selvsges, which
re further accented by lining CT prot
ibbon.
When passementerie is used upon black
resses. apple green, cherry red or white
Tx is often inserted beneath the gimp,
nth excellent effect.
Euamel is much used on the cases of
lie new watches for ladies' wear.
Watches, by the by, OF an irregular shape,
UGH IS shell or an octsgon, are of
'eQuent occurrence.
Stylish cloth bonnets have uiuked
tges and small pinked but overlapping
'ayes 10 contrasting cOlors often ever
lg the entire crown.
Dancing gowns have short and slender
,eels ia the foundation skirt, and but a
nall cushion-bustle at top. but are sufIi-
emily "set out" by breadth upon
readth Of tulle cause, lisse, tinseI net,
: else of the silss hanging straight
OWN, with selvages showing and
ordered ct the foot with gold lace or
resths OF flowers. ;
Tulle aud crepe-lisse h0nnets, gsrni-
red with pale pink roses, are worn ct
e the&ter aud opero,en suite with wraps
plush or yek *. The coronet fronts
e covered with slack velvet, and there
g usually sizg strings matching the |
Jric, composing &he bonnet. alShor IN I
rr0w brides of .Moire are often pre- {
red.
Black faille and Other shining OF Iuster- 6
Is corded silks in blSck are once more
high favor in the making of gowns for
lner, chuIeh, visiting and receptions
me OF the Eewly impaired blsck silk "
atames ers made e1tiF@iY Of ssfie" i,
ished fAilie. U.ners sre combined with \,
tered SILK, and the most expensive r
ssses are decorated with wide bands OF =,
.ck silk gimp in applique, In new and Is
CANT devices hitherto unseen. .,
Say and pretty corssges msde OF the
de Roman or Persian sash ribbons are
I'm by young ladies' TO brighten up dark
oI dresses OF cashmere, Henric.rs
iii, and toilets OF black fsi8e, This q
ira bodice, 70 be worn in lieu,ot silk or c.
'ol bodice proper, is ma 20 Ia She shape C.
q tightftting FUND waist, with the z
tx portion-openirg ls Vandy Ike p
de II the sashes, which are arranged o
i st the top and gagged into snug p
mpsss ct the belt. &
RECIPES. fl
Potato Rolls-Flve large potatoes G
lshed while warm. Add one quart of S
ur, salt to season, one teacup Of milk, C
r until light, make into rolls, let stand
% hours, then bake.
Boiled Icipg.-rhree cups OF white
sugar, one cup of water, boil I
clear syrup, beat the whites OF four h
gs to stiff frotb, pour into the not
rup, stir frequently while cooling. The E
ke should be cold before icing. I.