Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-18

! windows are the simple white mus.iu
curtains, and Il the little wife numbers
among her wedding gifts the extremely
useful one OF a sewing machine the hours
that would be long in the ebssnce Of the
over husband can be well employed IN
making this extremely pretty material
into window drepery. Furniture dealers
will tnelst on sets; they may be massive,
elegant sEd srtistic. but they are not
necessities. Pretty floor and wall cover.
ings furnish the house, and the turniiure
must be in keeping with these, and with
the character OF the house in which II il
to be placed. The gilded ard iulsid
furniture OF the time Of Louis XIV and
OF Louis Nv, the massive furnishings
CT the cucsl palaces OF England
is seldom appropriate in Texas home,
and become vulgartzad by It's ipcongru-
Gus surroundings. A low couch suitably
covered, having square pillows 10 form q
back, pretty bamboo chair Gre and
there, showing feminine touch IN rib
bons, low book case with di play CT
artistic Wedding gifts, portierra 20 pro-
tect the books, little writing desk not
too orderly, s lew cheir cosily placed
near comfortable armed one, q warM
coiored soft rug on mstting floor hGs IL
1t an Invitation to happiness that no
drawing room with q get proprieiy ana
odof If greenbacks can ever attain.
DID space permit, one might wander
from my lady's parlor to bedroom,
dining room and hall, ard II good taste
p-esldes there, would be found every
combination harmonious, and each room
inviting. There is nc satin psrlor snd
homespun dining room, no bedroom
scsBt, out sll homelike, all radiant with
good taste and bright with coy sugges~
tions, speaking unm!staksblg of the
housekeeping fairy who pEesldes. Do'st
Ike the picture? Msy II bring lesson
to the newly married. and this winter
make Its teschiug manifest in homes cre-
eted for the purpose Of fostering the real
interest OF those who have sworn to be
loyal to their marriage VOW "'till Death
us do part
RECIPEs,
Cocohnut Padding Take half A. Doun6
Of grated or preserved cocosnut, half
pound Of butter and sugar each, ne while
offcur eggs and tegsDocnfuI Of ey,TscE
CT rose. Bake and serve with vanilla
sauce.
Sweet Milk Muffias Beat tossther
fourteen !ablespooniuls OF fiour. Htt,a.
salt to smooth batter, thsn add another
pint OF sweet milk, bake in uufa rings
quickly, rs quick baking is important 70
rising.
Jenny Lind Tea Cake-Take four cup-
iuis flour, two thirds of cup sugar. one
egg, one teaspoonful butter and TWO he.p-
Ing ieaspoontu!s baking powder; mix with
sweet milk the usual thickness for cake.
To be eaten hot With butter.
Cream Pie-Tske one piEt OF milk. ore
neaping tablespoonful OF q lur, three table
spoonfuls Of sugar, one Tablespoonful Of
butter, two eggs, and favor to taste.
Sake with one crust, the same es q cus-
taId pie. Beat the whites OF the eggs to
SUE roth, spread over the pie ef.er IL is
oaked, and brown il the even.
bakad MscsroA-Cook the m.cnroni
tendsr IL oroto, and tske twice its weight
IN minced Chicken or NEST, adding two
Weii-oeaten eggs, three ounces OF peg
fer, cayenne pepper and salt to tsste. NIX
ine ingredients well, pus them In deep
o1s1 and bake until lIght-byoHn crust is
formed upon the top