The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-02-13

gray eyes lie D. lover 81 literature music flow
en- Hnc loyal American women.
fauieHa y suier j. member Of the shut In
SOs1ety, aIic has not walked Tor three years. She
n tail aud fair. with blue eyes aud dark hair aud
= ne daughter Of w : suier. Co /, II Pa Cav
81 Aann's Choice, Pa
WHITE TAFFY.
HAIRY Ii0UsEHOLD. Seeing a recipe for nnolasses
candy. Thought you might like 10 know how 10
make white taiy- Here b. q recipe which Is very
good Two eipials u white sugar. two teaspoon
fuls 81 vinegar. bali teasp0ouful Of soda butter
slze Of al fr2. When cool enough pulI-Eldith A
De Long jamestown, y. y.
ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING.
HAIRY HOUSEHOLD: read the London recipe
for plum: i,udding Jut il j. not ike our Grand.
pa and ~ nauia aud mother came from England
and grandma haas made plum pudding for the Iast
- year, aid HI!I send tie recipe she makes il
One I4i.t 81 sugar, pint 81 raisins one pint Of
EHRiish caTTAuis, Two piuts Of chopped suei one
pliit 81 DC" inilk Three egg, pinch Of salt. one
hali nutmeg, Hour 10 make sim Pour Tie batter
lIio y isooa Igece 81 muslin aud tie with a stout
nlFlus Close 10 tie pudding. Put the pudding in
Se4iinE "~ier sud boil ak hours. Put lille salt
lh lhe "alef--I.ina Ia. Buckeye Ill.
SALAD DRESSING.
HAIRY HoUsIBOID: Here is q reeIre for salad
dressing bach u very good IL made correctly n
~ nice lOr potato salad. aud when - ,tsed he
potatoes fBu-i iSe cooked aud allow ed TO cool be-
fore using, thcH chopped quite bat not 100
line: Dne Tablespoonful q butter one egg beaten
10 roth oAe level seaspO0uful Of salt half tea
spoonful 81 mustard iNo-Ihtrdr II a trsft,r ~ ie
fr 81 iiiis over the fire ina porcelain ksttIe and
riiT unl % r. As thick rich cream When cool a
j. ready Tor u7e Someone please send recipe for
Iihkins DiaeE puoding.-oeorgia Haner. WAyerly,
Iowa
NEw Fancy WORK.
DEAH q. O.: May come ia and join your charm.
lng c.FeieE have long wished 10 do So 1 have
looked lb vain 10 see la tie g. q. names familiar Ia
me. ll5o iiie only near negllb0F j. the young gen.
t'eiHan who wrote once from Hiiisboro / wish 10
teii the q q. 8iFls Of a kind 81 fancy work have
never Hcrs Described iu auy paper
materials used vel Il.
purple Sunset uOrd-WAiic or red viii do-aud coI.
Ton batting stitch Tie batting on tie yeivs.t In
FonHd iie-s aud make the outlines ar natural ~,
bunch ~ grapes possible. The size Of ths
pieces fauet vary according 10 the size Vot, ,sa U
Jour bunch u grapes. ~ The velvet IL for a sofa
pllC" pieces The size % quarter are MOI too large
hen uic pieces arc ali On, lasten the end Of IA,
bHsel al iic middle d the bottom piece and liner
fasien between each piece 10 the to,, Ti,c, "a,
DeGt row al Unset must be- tackled nearer Tie oentc
81 tlc cotton, and each succeeding row nearer 81 II
t AL iise .iOn pieces are covered. Then work ia,
IOinls OF a grape leaf. two one side and one OF
tlae other 81 your bunch, ia arasene or embroidery
aiso Two small stems, one for the bunch aud "a,
other for IRE leaf aud join these 10 larger stem
Florence Colby Butler. ~.
Editors Chat.
sarah 3. siaugle Moristown. Tenn, writes q
follows.
Please iell me the incest way 70 iutrod,o
mamma 60 NY young friends; also the incest va
isdics." -
NOW, u 7.+fah Nlll keep . few fret PRINCIPLES 4
mina she "iii never be at q loss how 10 give intro
dBcilons
J. Never Introduce an elderly person 10 a youn
person b1i always tie revere. except the youn
person - zone ia authority minister for iustafo,
2. lhstcad u saying Mics so-aBd-so - this j. =,
mother, you should say, Mother, let me intro
duce my friend. Bliss So-and-so.'
). Introductions should be given so as 10 bono
your parents, respect age. acknowledge autborit
and defer 10 superior worth. 4 young gentlena
should BE- introduced 70 young lady; as for n
stance, Miss Jones, permit me 10 introduce 81
Brown" 81 you may say. - AiF. Brown, / want
Introduce you 10 my friend. Miss Jones'" an
then add, aliss Jones, Dir. Brown"
There is nothing indicative Of good breedin
As Tie manner If iDtroduclions, but whoever wi
Bear la mind Tie few points named can scarcely q
amisg
MISE. ~ y. Battels, Past Department Presiden
W.k.C, writes from Akron, O., that Mabel Woolse
has been seriously ill, aud her recovery doubtful
The sympailiies Of the thousands Of the G. O. wi
20 out 60 Mabel and her anxious friends VIII
d. have Tninisicred 10 her 30 long
do not miss Ruth Killam's letter 10 the C. O. pirl
IA W.RC column.
Among those who fall in with omer s. White