The National tribune., 1888-10-04
LOYAL WOMANSWORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. etc.
the Happy HousehoId.
rrMrN1NF FANcTEs.

Onlr slim. trim figures look well with broad
Wide ribbon or velvet belts should match the
dress trimming.
WaIking-costumes are made without back and
side drapcTy.
Wide sasiibbOns. tied at one side, take the place
BlacI-lace bonnets. with say flowers CT ribbons,
Hal snd bonnet trimmings are set well back, bat
high. .,
around the skirt with wRtered galoon-
STUFFED TOMATOES.
As the large sweet peppers are sometimes scarce
when the season for picking approaches an e1-
cellent substitute viii be found la unrIpened TO-
mRtoes. if you want TO make nice stuffed pickles
Cut of the stem end and scoop ont the seeds tnen
stuff with filing Of chopped cabbage hlghIy
seasoned with salt black pepper aud little choI
ped red pepper. Boil until tene.E ia vinegar Wen
sweetened .,lsd hot with chopped peppers or cay
enne. Excellent for cold meats, lunches or for the
school chidren's baskets.
sPICED OUNCES.
Ounce Jelly and preserves most too sweet 10
be tooihs0nle Ounces slowed with apples and
lightly swceteaed are nice. But for something
really inviting try stewng in little watered vine
gar well sficed and sugared; say pint Of vinegar,
i've pounds OF sugar and IS Of fruit. Stew slowly,
with 8 little bag Of spices IN the sirup and then
seal
Up AND OUT.
A novel amusement for the young people is the
game called Up and Out simply arranged and
pronlotiEe Of great deal OF fun. Take small slips
OF paper. OF equal sizes. ana WT1te thereon lte
names OF the girls and boys OF your circle with a
lead pencil. Have ready little Indian meal dough,
fold the papers and cover each with dough until
the size Of a robins egg, but perfectly round
When they ready, eertsin namber Of balls
containing mems names and like number with
WOmen's names incosed. are dropped carefully
into broad basin Of water In minute they begin
20 rise, cracking they come up. and must be
hshed out st once, two together. coupling those
that rise nearest to one another. the names thus
disclosed are those OF q man and woman. 8 happy
union is fOretOld II two men pop up, side by side,
both viii remain bachelors: II two women, they
viii die spinsters Some rise blank and whole,
and refuse TO crack after they up. The persons
represented by these thus adjadged to be IN
social and sulen- IL the names are written IN ink
the water may blur them into ELIGIBILITY.
WILL ROSE SEED eRow7
Can any Of the ii. H. tell me how TO plant rose
seed. or il plants grown from the seed do well?-
Ruth Pollard, Bridgton. No
Editors Chat.
A I. Seaman. St Louis, No. was Of the C.
O.'s 81 National Encampment who made the most
OF his opportunities and TO him the C. c. Editor is
under obligations for kindly assistance MIR. Sea-
lie tall slender, alert and sfudous, and is des
tined to make his mark in the world.
Prizes awarded: Maggie l. Hoover TO Rena
Stweli. Erie Kan. for prettiest advertising card ;
Charles Euyeart to Maggie c. Giddings, for best
postal autograph; Leo Wagner to ]. T. Retainer,
New York City, for 1853 stamps; Viola Huzzal to
Clarence Bowers. Geneva o.. and Eva T. Pryor.
Providence, r. l. for best photographs; Gertrude
Arlington 10 fDez n Humbert for best essay; Eva
7. Pryor 10 Alice HiIiker, St. Johns, Mich, for
largest collection OF poetry clippings.
HONOR ROLL-BEsT LETTERS.
First Honor-S. Hope Gurley, Pensacola. Fla.
Second AonOr-PrudenceG rsBger, Abrams. Wis.
Conversation Club.
RsleS ofHre Cgs5.-I. Write briefly. 2. Write only
on one side Of thc paper. 5. Write 10 the point 1.
Write on one subject 3 Write your best 6
Ia all les for rffE
week the Of those writing the best letters
style. composition, spelling, penmanship and gen
Of this column or the Horror Roll. First honor
viii include all Of these requirements Second
honor VII include deficiency N some one point.
No others viii be named.
sEARcHERs AND s0LvERs.
Ned C. Kelley. Spencer Brook MIMI, 3; Loltie
3. MaxGeld Cambridge. VT, 2; Emma l. Savage.
Maitsled, VI. 4; Lois Lillian Gaszeil, South VII
son, W. T. 20: Ava =. Dowell. Granger Mo- G:
Charles ". Cast Clinton. Iowa, / Royal d. Beck,
Emerson. Kan, 3: Mrs. II. J.. Stel,biBs New Lon
don 3; - NJ Gin<hau, Springfield. Mass. 10;
lnez d. AtEugs5EFt, Shannon. III. s. faiu Robbins
Clinton. Ill. ]: George :. Ford. West Plain No,
10; ReHa IL GarTin, New Athens, O.. 6; n. Ma
belle Woodland, Sreenheid, Mass, James r Al
ger. SVanT,scott Mass, :; Mabel c. Giddngs,
Thornton Ferry. n H. 6; Cooper Miller. Pair
brook, Pa, 5. L. Davis. Warrington, Ind, A.;
Lucy A. ScovEle. Norfolk, Conn.,. q u. 4. Curry,
Hope Oak, 5.
CTR ROLL cALL-GREETTNGs
Flora A Conner. Charles City. Iowa, MaTgie
Randolph Lever. No. soldiers daughter, would
like 3 &. &. welcome; Ida r. Sawyer Box 6, I.u-
theT, Mich: Charles b. Fremont, DeNeyTille, O.;
MRude Smith. daughter Co. b. 9Th Wis Box los,
fredouIa- Kan. Prudence Granger, a Young and
bashiui ! school niaFnl, Box 80. Abrams. mich.i
Seorge Houston, IarRed, Kan, son Co /, 18th Ill.,;
Lizzie SieoSI2an, AayDeFTy. Neb, l6. daughter Co.
=, lst w. Va; Mrs. J.. A ScOvllie Norfolk, Conn;
Nay Dill and Cora Barnes, Box 81 Tlsedford, Neb.
soldier hrsFaesiPadeTs' daughters; Clara B. DTury
daughter Co. ]. 3lth Ky. Emporia, Kan: Jessie
ManloTe, Deer Creek, MINI; ;. Hope Gurley
PensEcoia. Fla-. daughter Second Lieutenant Co
A s5tn Ind. member Gen Dustaris staff two years
In The Land Of Flowers from Indiana; Wilson
T. McGinnis, Je8crsonville, o. Total, 500.
c. c. scEAP-Bo0K.
DEAR FETEEDs or TIE G. c.. NAV come into
tbe social circle and tell you about my serap-book;
First. want 10 tell you that an schoo, teaches
Eno soldiers daughter, and that dearly love ths
GOOd old TRIBUNE. Nov, my scTsp-b0ok ~ com
posed Of clippings from TIE TRIBUKE, sketehes
from the Loyal Wonan's Work 4" and The Gu
Tious Corner use this book grest deal in III.
schooiroom. and the pupils very much inter
ested when read the articles written by the mem
bers Of the C. C. about The flowers and surrounding
Of their homes. want 20 thank Lydia r. Day fol
her sketch Of the civil war. I wish Of tie c
G. would E'Fite about their homes, efc-Jessis
EanioVe, Deer Creek. Nina
GLORIOUS TRIBUNE, WAVE BaREvHA.
tAir-" Marching Through Gcorgis'1
Bring forth Tie good old paper, son. well read il
Thst teIl as OF TIE gallant boys whs were tn
UuiOn blue,
:
Glorious TH1BUzn. wave fOrerert
We see the veterans daily passing 70 the Great IN
known
To meet beloved comrades where Che sad hsv
ceAsed to moan.
Whose naules will live through ages en- sFsrlas,
ing stone;
Glorious TKEBUEE, wave Soreveul
Here are the old and crippled, by age and hascl
bent,
But their loyal love Of country win ne'eE sh carl
resent:
List 70 the martial music Of angels heaven ssnf;
Glorious lEnUAE, wave foreFeTf
Here are the sons and daughters of Ger UnaeH-
honest men.
Who died upon the battlefield or Southern szisss
Hurrsth for son and aatheri Oh. cheer fAen e..
Glorious THrpUrr, wave foreverI
See. Oh. see our Nations emblem, with protestio
over all;
Three cheers Tor gallant heroes who heard lie
coutlTy's call,
That from ihe azure Of las folds no single "a,
should fall;
Glorious TRIBUNE. wave soreveri
cbeers for our noble soldier friend, the FnIruHn
the just
Cheers that The woes Of North and South are bur,e
la the dust,
Cheers that tlie laundering lannon's given DER
mold aud rust;
Glorious TRIBUNE, wave forever!
Chorus.