The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-06-28
LOYAL WOMANSWORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. ETC.
The Happy Household.
FINE ORIENTAL CAKES.


Ths P,rariid Eeopolitan Cake-First weigh one
pound 81 -four, eight ounces % sIited sugar elgt
ounces OF pounded almonds and eight ounces OF
butter Place these ingredients on the pastry SLABS
add yolks OF five eggs, the Oh OF the Flnas OF Two
oranges extracted by rubbing on piece OF sugar
and very little salt Work these Wen togethSf'
and when they are thoroughly mixed, Enetd Inc
Yasie into the form of Toiilng-pln, ana diVloe u
INTO Iq eousl resrts. these must again be kneaded
into round balls rolled out to the diameter OF about
seven inches and placed upon oakl sheets IeAu
with butter. Aiter having cut them All lIaaElng
each one ics= than the one at the base with cir
Cular cutter let them be edged and picked All over
with fork, and baked light color; ana WhGh
done. place a level slab or table, with a pax
fugsleet upon them 10 keep them stralglt IS they
become cold. These fats must then be lad one
upou another, in a pyrauidal form, with a layer OF
ssorre kind Of preserves spread between each. APP
Yicot green gage, straw berry, or raspberry-Jdi
Hay bc used Tor tic purpose
Previously placing the last piece on the top Of
The cake il should be decorated with sugar icing;
the sides must he marked with some kind Of bright
preserves. such a appie-Ielly green gage or red
ourraDt kelly afterTard ornaineiteo Win piping
same a. ala fine cakes are. The cake should then
he placed CA its dish, the center filed with whip
ped cream, and strawberries piled on the tops
when these are not ia season, preserved cherries,
ven ice, or angelica may be substituted.
Iappend another recipe which wall undoubtedly
be found equally as good rs that with which MIN
NE Bushey favored THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
Grand fathers Rice CGEs.-Nash y ounces OF rice
put Il into stewpan with four ounces OF butter,
eight ounces o. sugar, hail an ounce OF DulleI TOUR
ounces sweet almonds lpoundeol, one quart OF
milk and very little salt. set the whole 10 boil
very gently by the side Of a slow stove hre, and
iv lie irpe that the milk has become absorbed by
the rice the latter viii be suillCletiy done; Or II
not. a litlle milk should be added previously
20 setting II 10 boil little longer. When the rice
Is done mix the yollls OF SIX eggs 5iho inc wines
Of three Whipped Next, shred four ounces Of
sweet almonds, and strew them equally over the
inside Of plain mold, previously rather illckly
spread with butter: then pour an the prepared
rec and bake the cake for about one hour and a
half. When done, turn it out on ITS dish pour
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Ora Annie KozI, 81 Madison street ADRIAN Mich.
PRETTY CReCHETED EDGING.
Make q chain Of six stitches.
lst row. d, O. ch, d. c, ch d, G 3 oh, d, C,
8 Oh into sth Il Of ch, turn.
ID row d. c, CHI / d, C. 3 eli, d c, 8 oh, d, c,
On into g loop made 10y ch IN lst row, turn.
Sd row. 6, C. ch, d, G en-, a. c, . en- l o. C.
CD into I'd loop made by 3 cil IN % row, turn.
4ih row. d. G. 3 ch d, c. ch, d, c, CD, d.
c J ch into loop made by ID ch In Sd row.
eaali0p-S O. G, with i ch between, into 4th 3 ch
o. % row eli J. and fasteu inside Of LIST row, turn
cl, s, c into each loop Of scGllop.
Carrie J. NaLwie, kenosha, wis.
Editors Chat.
II Mrs. II. J. Leach, Woleott, Vt, viii write 20
George Eichhorn, Co. L. 5th Pa Cav, Garden
City. Kan. he VIII send her a long explanation of
Hebrews, 10: 81
Il is pleasant to receive good words from our
young friends. one and all Ora Annie Kost,
Adrian, Mich, thanks THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE for
30 promptly filing her order for G C badge, and
says it surpasses in beauty anything that have
seen Of the kind
r. Golden Rod and - Pansy - desire to become
members Of the C. C. they must send their full
names TO the rOll-call- when, If they are regular
readers Of TIRE NATIONAL TEIBUNE, they viii be
enrolled and may become contributors A c. c.
badge viii be mailed TO any c. c. member on re-
ceipt Of 81 il Is silver shield, suspended from q
pen bearing the monogram =. 4. C. C.. and the
motto Pro t'Gtrda-- For our country.
Prizes Awarded: Eva =. Crate, Oceanside, Cal,
60 Era i. Pryor, Providence, i. l. Tor best photo
graph, and 20 i. J.. Hickman, Bradford, Ark, best
autograph Flora Narfied Flint Creek, n. Y. TO
Ars. Pryor for best photograph; Epha J.. y co.
man, Surrey Ind, 10 Iva i. Pryor and DrGcy
bemley for best photographs. The watch was
awarded TO Charles ii. Parks, Holloway, O., by
Arthur J. Adams, n ali Lake, sac Co., Iowa.
Some one from Clinton no Slate and no sigma
tElre goes 10 the trouble Of sending answers TO
. Curious Corner questions Hope the writer Is
Eut always careless In writing letter OF com
InunicatlOn Of any kind give pOslofice address IN
full and pray DO 40 forget 10 sign your name.
Ore OF The prelliest llsis Of answers TO Brain
Rackers and other puzzles is unsigned, and bears
nothing - siGow where d comes FROM week or
tHO since correspondent, writing neat hand,
sent 70 answers unsigned, and, % course, they
now wonder why $40 credit ls given.
>. W. J.. Box i53, Hazieton iowa, would like 10
know II May Aurugck received the golden neck
lace sent her a prize Tor best photograph
annie J.. Marsh has missed u send solutions "a
puzzles but once IN year and wonders how many
Gsc say t8e same.
NATIONAL EACAMFNEAT REUNION.
Many % the c. c. have expressed their intention
81 Response 10 Helena Mbtuey, OF attending the
National l-nC4ulI meat, Columbus, .. All sucl
ere invited 10 WISH IHE AATIOEAI. lRIBUNE Head
quarters anu meet the Editors. Full announce
nleHt viii be made aud lime Will be named
when the Eais0r % the G. q. VIII meet At spe
clsl hour ali tie goung people assembled. All Il
attendance al the EucarpHlent should prOElo'
themselves with q. g. badges; also, caTGs for "a
change. Joseph IL Morton, North Robinson
o. writes hc viii be there; also, Ellie a. Smith
G.g PLAIN, o. Grace n Davis, Clinton, AGeh.
Conversation Club.
Fa.les ofne Cub Write briefly. q Write onl-
OF enc slde % The paper. . Write 70 tie point.
Write on enc subject. 5. Write your best.
Eeno answers 70 al puzzles for Of Editor. Eacl
week tie names u those writing Tie lest letter.
style. conf position. spelling, peHUaHship and gen
eral merit cOusideEed-WIl be named at tie hea,
ii this column on the Honor Roli. FIRST homo
VII include ali Of these requirements. Secoui
honor HII Include ii deficiency IA some one point
No otlers wlll be named.
HONOR RoLL-BEsT LErTERs
First Honor-Albert Barton, Mt Vernon, Wis
Bur- Clark, MHrlette. Mica.
second huuor-J0z. III. Morton. North Robinson
O.; VI. >. Moore. Pleasant Hope, 80.
Our ROLL cALL-GREETINGs.
Minnie ri. Ward (lZl, Cleveland, O.. spoke =" tt
q. Z. Army a. y school recitation; Gelyy I
Iuckle Long IslAud Kan; Annie l. smith Bati
Cons .a4Delie Grover, Skowhegau, Ne; ~. Coco
Philadelphia Pa; LIZZIE sEyTes BOX Z5l, FauuI
Indianapolis, luu Lillian CCuEilu, Box 3y6 Bel,
view Alleh. believes correspondence beneficial
and would hear from tie g.. g.; Anna kozel
Rockville, WIS, a soldiers only daughter: ~ 4
Preston, vile sth Mich. Cav. Charlotte. Aiicu
husband would hear from family named Slriuj
fellow, with whom he spent some weeks as guar
while ouiy al Culpeper, Va; Bertle KIilain
Marion street, Cleveland, o.; Jennie r. LaVerl,
New kussla, ny, daughter Jth \. "; Hattie 10,
Inau 10, l@ageiey, OAK, does work outdoors an
Indoors and goes % church every Sunday ia "a
OK-Cart, would hear from the a.. c. who wOul
know how iEuch girl iB tiie great Northwest ca
90 Bertha =. IroeRer Milton, kan; NII
Marion SrgeusDurg, lEc-i LyeIlna J.. lIATiHi
5caOoicraft, Allcb.
sEARcEERs AID EOLvERs.
Emma Daily. Eldorado, Kan, J.; WHraie LII
brldge, Rockwell, Iowa l. l1Ila Colby y edna
J.. LATHE J.. GO0osell, q IOreua B. Adaunson
EliG kuOgles, Bradley, Mica. 2; Lillian J. Jo6e
AsrstOas Mills, Mass, AZ; EgA J.. Crate Deco
side, Cal, j. Alice ID Clark. Ia Porte. Iowa
Olive T. hace, Fort Wayne Ind, .; Arthur
flssOn. 90 Lacy A sCOyIlle, Norfolk Conn
James T.. Aiger, SWanlp-coLt, Mass. 10: Vii
Marion. GrcCIsDurR. lu0. 4; Sylvester Brvne
Box no Ohl0pyle, Pa; Dora Pierce, Kout IND
T. III. 1inkilauI, Springfield. Mass. IOi Fred
Nichols, &uTth Arson Me, j.; William Hin,
Lyons. o; Charles EByeart, Beiiwood Neb
Parker Trent. Somerset, Pa. J.: bIrs j. stlf-o
dillingham;, n. H. s. AIFs. a. J.. Leach Wolco
Vi. q Annie J.. Marsh, Saugus Mass j.; Tho
Msticins Faeski. o., j; Kate Hawkins, COlus
CAL u A. A. Burnhata New Market Iowa, g.
RID BERRIES AND Rosy CHEEKS
FRIEEDs OF THE c. g; wish you could cor
over TINS afternoon and have some Of our al
slrswberrie=; especially those OF the g T. that ID
81 the cities aud have never picked a berry Oh /
vines. AOI have lGea how 10 uch more tleficio
they than these that have been picked two,