Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-27
THANKSGIVING JOYS.
PLEASURES OF A DAY OF PASSING NOT
FASTING,
Prepared BY tho Fins, Ladies Of the Land-NJ.td
Women SIS Coaks and Some Famous Recipes.
Mrs. Harsons Soup Washing
ton Dinners.


Mrs. Harrson's Soup Washing
ton Dinners.
Robrt Mtc1ym Boston Globe
WASHINGTON, November "a Tie
coming Thanksgiving will be generally
celebrated in Washington. The kitchens
of the big society houses Of the capital are
already buzzing Ike beehives. and there
are Id many liserisd turnouts in front Ct
the market house every morning as you
will see 1T orc Of Mrs. HaIrison's recep-
tions. The society wouen at Washington
often market FIR themstlve9, and you
bump up against the wives of Cabinet
ministers, Supreme Court justices and
leading army officers in buying your daily
provisions. Mrs Senator sherman does
her own marketing Mrs. Senator Kenna
is a good Judge Of meats, and Mrs. John
A. Logan, by bending backward and for
ward tie bresst-b0ne Of a chicken, can
tell to q day how loDg il has been
born. The leading ladies OF Washington
shine in their kitchens as well as their
psIlors, and there are few among them
who cannot play q tune on the cooking
stove, and play il well. Ia DO city in the
world could you get up q dinner under
the IecOmme1 datiOns Of 50 many famous
cooks. Each lady has her specially, and
an able, through the kindness Of the,
noted women, to RiVsyou set Of recipes
for dishes which, if accurately followed,
will furnish you the best dinner you ever
sat down TO. will Jet the Presidents
wife start the feast. Mrs. Harrison Ia an
advocate Of Amer can cooking, and the
menu OF the party gathered round the
president mshC gany on next Thursday
will include the good Old fashioned dishes
which have made our American Thanks
Qiyipgs 80 noted. 1. will begin with her
famous bouillon, which was celebrated A.
her receptions ss a Senator's wifi, and
will undcub eddy figure on the minus Of
a G Other bi di0neTs Of tee White House
this SCISSOR. 1t 10 made as follows:
MRS. PRESIDENT HARRIsoN's RECIPE FOR
CLEAR SOUP.
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of water; one teaspOOniul OF celery seed;
two small onions; Two small caTrcte; enc
bunch Of parsley; ak blades Of mace; 10
whole cloves; the whites Of four eggs; sal,
and pepper to taste Cut the beef 10
pieces Of the sizs Of walnut, taking care
not to leave particle Of TAT on them.
Pour on it the water and les it boil up
three times skimming well each time, for
/ II any OF any Of the grease ia allowed to
20 back into tie soup, 1t will be impossible
TO get it clear Scrspe the carrots. stick
four cloves firmly into each cniOO, al d
put them IN the soup. Then, add the eel
cry seed. PARSLEY, mace, pepper and sat
Lst this bnl until the vegetables are ten
der, then strain through bag return to
tee soup pot, and stir in the well-b aten
whites Of the eggs. Boil until the ogga
gather TO one siOe, skim of, and color a
delicate brown sugar and stirring IL into
the soup until sufficiently cOloIei Wash
the bag in warm water, pour the soup
through sgain and serve.
Signed CAROLINE A. HARRISON.
Washington is ore of the great oyster
markets OF the world, end a Washington
society womsn's opinion OF oysters IS wor-
thy of notice. To such as wish 10 use Oys
,ers for thsir first course, | would inform
them that ne 90 not believe ia the Blue
Point, and that these oysters sre seldom
I fouI q ia the market. Mrs. Stanley Mat
thews. whose dinners have always been
kucwn 40 sm9rg the most recherche OF
hat gsstIonomic circle, known as the Su-
preme Court, says that the Lynn Havens
are the best of the American blvalvts, ard
she serves these fat and luscious, very cold,
with a hit az lemon ia the osnter OF e@eh
Dlrte. which holds the conventional hall
doz u. Mrs. Justice Matthews makes
salad which would tickle the palate OF
Brilat Ssvarin. Il never fails TO bring a
smile 20 TIE rnbiCund faces Of the justices,
aud here II is:
MRS. STANLEY MATTHEW'S RECIPE FOE
CHICKEN SALAD.
Take the meat, free from skin and fat,
Of two large boiled chickens, cut in dice;
with this mix thoroughly ~ equal guam
,ity of good white crisp celery, cut in
small pieces; three olives, chopped; two
taaspoonsiul of capsTs; make dressing Of
tx epoonfuls of btet imported olive oil,
two iablespooniul5 Of vinegar, two tea
epcOrsfuls If salt, snd a dssh Of red pep
DER: pour over the salad, and let 1t stand
| for several hours in the ice-bcx. Prepare
a mayOunaise IN the following msnnU:
Break two eggs very carefully, and pui
/ tins yoke in a soup plate: then add, drop
/ hy drop, bottle of bsst olive oil, stirring
steadily one wsy with silver fork. A
the dressing thickers, thin with lemon
s r.F g hrr la.fa Frff u
cream; and add salt and cayenne pepper
70 taste. Make a mound OF tie chicken
salad on platser, pour over the mayor
naise and gainish with lettuce, olive,
beetsiaDd carrots cut in fancy fOrm9.
(Sigasd) MARY X. MATTHEWS.
MRS AUDENREID's RECIPE FOR FISH A la
CREME
Fish weighing four or five pounds; but
ter size Of an egg; three tablespoonful Of
hlur; one quart Of rich milk; three spIigs
of PARSLEY; one-half onion, cayenne p6pp,r
and salt. Boil the fish in sailed water, re-
move the skin end fake from the bones
Boil milk; mix butter with & ur; stir
smoothly in the milk; add parsley, coop.
ped fine; onion chopped; cayenne pepper
and salt. Stew until it thickeus to con-
sistercy If rich cream. Butter dish.
Pot first layer Of fish, then dressing, and
continue uUiil dish is full, with dressing
On top. Cover villa sifted crumbs. C,oS
until brown and garnish.
HOW THE PRESIDENT CARvEs TURKEY
There has been 90 improvement in the
way TO prepare a turkey. 1t is uffsd and
dressed in the manner Of our childhood,
when our little noses just reached TO the
Ieval nf the kitchen tablo, hero ,Va vere
delighted to stand and watch the At rae
tive process and TO smell the savoTy stuff
inc. 4 visitor at the Harrison household
in Indianapolis, Just sfer the election last
fsU. tsrs ola toOthsome nnsr e e'jay,d
there where a gobb!tr brown and luscious
WAS the piece de resistance. The President
carved, and mis- manipulation Of the bird
was sppetizlg in itself II is coed old
fashioned custom, that Of carving meats
AZ the family board, aud one that's still in
vogue Ut the majority OF American dinner
tables. for it is only smOng Il fashionable
of the city that service la Russo has been
generally adopted.
DoN CAMERON AMI HIS CANVAS BACK
DUCK.
There Is no daintier dinner table in
/ - Of Mru knnuNnr