New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15

"Our LOT IT, ms you see. rather deep We first marked
og the space, fr house and ,tlble- putting the latter
IN thr extreme corner The next thng We
considered was tho road. 10 avoid the usli-
mes # turn aud the dust also we
made the carriagc drive in the shape OF
n bow. and In IN" furt planted hedge Of California
pine with deep inside bed Of fow"rlnr shrubs which
have crown 80 tal that arc entirely screened from
the street The road 10 the stable takes up vcrT litl"
room. ~ made Il perfectly Straight. leaving aIl
the rest OF The par" FOR the grlcn aud tenni~ awn'
The former which I, my husband, especial hooh''
la. been wonderfully successful and supple H. with
every thine We need in The way Of vegetables. The
long strip at The lcf, Of the road and thu stable have
utilized FOR ny flowers We really feel that We arc
getting thu full worth Of oar acre
The pendulum ~ fashion wings backward and
forward \ short time ago heavy cut glass was con
sid, red the thing AT IA ship able tables. and 10"
II I, the FUNNIEST and dearest Of transparent glass.
fashioned into the simplest Of forms. The latest
popniar fad /, Ia have one, coat0i arms either
deica,ely engraved or prcitlcr sul. cnamclled IA
color, on the fragile ware. ou account Il the danger
Of brcihngc IN the firing. however. HE emmeH'd
glu,s /, very costly. There is another exquisite
elect IN gass winch his been lately brought out.
The goblet, cost from $50 20 80 tho dozen. This
4 gia,s cut in iuaeiio. the effect beng extremely
beautiful. the thi,kuc-> and the purity VI the glass
being equal to those Of rock crystal
The new silver cc-tong5 for table much
more convenient than the old variety with IL long
handle The new t,ncs have short handle, aud
prnpe,y graduated otherwise to De- o practical value.
There are many -ch odd piece, Of table silver which
ar. chosen nOWadays for wedding present, 10 AVOID
durlielion The story II the bride vino possessed
twenty four dozen of silver p)ons and found herself
utt.d np with a hotel supply of table forks IN, had
some pranicul eject. r." rec I!ation household
Ltfy and arIau l.
Generally presented only by very intimate friends.
Among tiny novcltic- in silver are lltlc Iardincrcs
Of cup size not over two ana half or three Inches
scrosS Just large enough for single fern or small
growing plant These lite jtrdirc'c,. which cost
from $40 to $50. are usually Of polished silver In
old English nuted patterns. Low oval JariinicIs
large enough for the centre of the table. ornam"ntcd Ill
Italian renaissance design With F'yhounds' c"rni'-
cop u, and woaths, are considerably more expensive
4 popcr knife shaped like Persian ~cimctar. dec
GRATED with silver in Persian design and made Of old
ivory curiously nlaid with weird Persian characters
/, graceful wedding gift to one who has an interest
in mystic lore
A sweet waffle is "A German cake which we do not
often see In th, country. Tdoy arr easily made ana
baked and make delicious. staple dessert served
with coffee on fresh fruit TO make them. put three
h,nrng tablespoonful, Of powdered sugar ana Three
whole IN a basin ana beat iicl thoFoughN VII"
wire whip Add three table ,p0onfnl, Of melted
butter and two cups Of pastry Hour measured before
Sitting. Beat all these ingredients well together.
Pour I'm gradually two cup, Of sweet cream or cup
Of cream and cup Of milk Mix the batter for iuily
five minutes Have The waffle irons hot. Grease
them with swab, and pour In the batter The cakes
should be n good brown Pile them II platter ~
fast as they baked. II will take at least I'VE
minutes To brown set Of waGcS. half the time on one
side and half the time the other This rule VIII
usually give FIVE sets baking of waiies. Dredg'
a little powdered each set Of cakes before
You lay smother. and keep those already baked
covered In the while YOU baking the other.
These warles nice with little lemon luce
squeezed over them. Ike French pancakes.
II Is sometimes dif1cult To get "A wall paper o, Al
uactive pattern at n low price. In such II ease 1t
Is Just well to select the cheapest paper you can
and turn oyor leaving the pattern against the wall
OF Il should be- thick enough INA, the pattern
will not strike through when the paper is dry. Ihc
eject Will be a SOFT, creamy surface the WALL Which
viii give u clean. suitable bachgICand for pictures
Finish TIL pattern of with little more expensive
paper running around the wall border, put on