Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-22

oSsaSop 6L0 al tuO OblCi
virtues that can be remembered, bu'
| wouldn't 1t help matters If John, Jim
Dicb, or whoever he may be, had some
OF these ADDED TO his ample stock OF
Clristian grace? coIsr button might
not then prove so just fsble cause fol
an outbreak, nor some g. GIT disturb
ance in the household machinery, suffi
Gent excuse for sulleDness II not ouCspOk-
N displessuEe on the part OF his lordshlp.
! Yes, know all about duty, but let me
tell you, Mrs. Winnie, am not going to
shed any Of the story book bitter tears o!
anguish over 81 Of sulbs on the part OF
my Darby" Joan will prove equal TO
telling him he's mortal But am moral
! iZing,s and the clock strikes /. l em
away TO the business of the day. I am
going to stuff a beefsteak. Did you ever
try it7 Wren you get tired
Ct broll or fry, get q round steax cut
thick, score 1t with a sharp knife and
spread IL with sausage mes. and bread
crumbs, season with herbs, salt eud pep
per, little minced onion il you like and
bind it with the yolk Ct an egg; you can
add little roast beef gravy or soup steak
II you have it. Roll 1t up, wind 1t with 8
| string and bake for gu hour.
am always hunting change, es nam
mas cspricious appetite calls for diver
sity,lsnd for our table there can De no es.
tzbllshed order OF things. an
not burdened by the ssnctity
OF tradition. 1 don't know
how should bear to he:r Of I'm others
Way" but anticipate.
l resume 10 say adieu. l have made
mAmma's pet dessert, and that is, apple
nj fhi IN ~ al, -
stewed and strained apples: whites Ct
three egg9 and four tablesp oopfuls OF
.ugGr beaten until stiff; add apples and
beat until stiff enough to stand alone.
Speaking of dessert reminds me If my
New Year gift, 1t is something entirely
new In cut glass. Il being dessert set
OF four oval dishes, strawberry diamond
cutting, each dish set In frame work Of
silver delicately wrought. The frame
work consists of narrow chased rim, on
which the bottom Of the dish rests,
elevated by four griff1ns' feet, with bands
curVing outward to the upper edge OF tie
dish, and ending there in grfios' heads
The open mouths hold silver chsIns OF
exquisite workmanship, which hang il
feetoons from one head to the other.
Significant! do you ssy2 No, no; 1t is
very pretty on mamma's' table; look bet
.er On another? Well, time clesrs up
mysteries; nous v5rrons.
This lengthy document does not leave
me spsce TO tell you how prettily We have
fixed up mammals room; but perhaps l
may interest you when l come by viva
v0ce description. Don't be disturbed,
coming sm, and II your husband is at
all Owl-lIke, let him hunt the ehade, for
| propose TO bring sunshine with me.
Goodbye. Your maQe-up friend,
NOTES.
PlDked edges are the rage for cloth
COWS.
When = necklace is worn it must be
dog collar.
Killarney cloaks are the newest thing IN
travelling wrsps.
Btlted c0rsage is more fashionable than
ever for home toilets.
The latest going away dress Of q bride
is taboo gown of dark-blue cloth TRIM
med with silver galloOn and dark blue
velvet.
Very rev drsperies are straight
Or, this, snow iog their selvages, which
are further accented by lining Of pirot
ribbon.
When psssementerie is used upon black
dresses. apple green, cherry red or white
silk ia often inserted beneath the gimp,
with excellent feet.
Enamel is much used on the cases OF
the new watches for ladies' wear.
Watches, by the by, OF an irregular shape,
such as she'll CT an cctagon, are OF
frequent occurrence.
Stylish cloth bonnets have pinked
Il LII hI1t INN
leaves 10 contrasting colors often cover
ing the entire crown.
D8nciOg gowns have short and slender
steels IN the foundation skirt. and but q
small cushion-bpstle 81 top, but are Suffi-
breadth of tuile cause, lisse, tinsel net,
or else of the silk, hapgipg straight
down, with selvsges showing and
bordered ct the foot with gold lace or
Wreaths Of flowers.
Tulle aud crepe-lisse bonnets, garni.
tured with pale pink roses, sre worn at
the theate- aud opers,en suite with wraps
OF plush or velvet. The corones fronts
are covered with black velvet, and there
are usually airy strings matching the
fabric, composing the bonnet, although
narrow brides of MORE are often pre-
ferred.
Black faille and other shining or luster-
less corded silks in black are once more
In high favor in the making Of gowns for
dinner, church, visiting and receptions.
Some of the newly imp ported black silk
costumes are msde entirely OF satin
flushed failIe. Oilers are combined win
watered silk, sud the most expensive
dresses are decorated with wide 0auds OF
black SILK gimp IN applique, In rev and
elegant devices hitherto uneeen.
Gay and pre'tV CoTssges made OF the
wide Roman OF Persian sash ribbons are
worn 6y young ladies TO brighten up dark
wool dresses OF cashmere, HenriettS
cloth, and toilets OF blsck fsilie. This
extra bodice, TO be worn IN lieu OF silk or
wool bodice proper, is made In the shape
OF q tight fitting round waist. with the
neck porti0n-openipg a Ia VsIdgke-
made Of the sashes, which are arranged
full st the top and gagged into sGug
compass ST the belt.
RFCIPES.
Potato r Ills Five lsrge potatoes
mashed while warm. Add one quart OF
-four, salt to SESSION, one teacup OF milk,
str until light, make into rolls, let stand
two hours, then bake.
Boiled Icing Three cups OF white
graduated sugar, one cup OF water, boil
10 clear syrup, beat the whites Of four
eggs to STIFF froth, pour into the not
syrup, stir frequently wnile cooling. The
cake should be cold before icing
Coz kjet-Two eggs, one and one-hah
tescuusiul of butter, One-hsf cupiul OF
sweet milk, two tesspooDfuls OF cream of
tartar, ore teaspoonful Of sods, nutmeg
to taste. NIX in enough -four to roll, cut
;,to r,und cakes and haEe In Ouick