The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-11-14
S1st Ohio. Buchtel. 0.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.
Yankee Pot Pie-Nice Meat Balls, and Bean
Croquets.
YANKEE POT PIE.

Yankee Pot Pie-Nfce Meat Balls, and Bean
Croquets.
YANKEE POT PIE.
Stew last Springs chicken slowly until
tender, add milk, and make about three pints
Of nice, well-seasoned gravy, adding lump of
butter with the thickening. Have ready some
warm baking powder biscuits. omen them and
lay on platter with the crust sides down.
Just before serving turn the chicken and gravy
over very hot.
NICE MEAT BALLS
Save all your nice bits of meat or chicken for
several days Chop fine, add some chopped
onion, as much fine crumbs rs you have meat
salt pepper, aud thyme, if you have it. Moisten
with cold gravy or milk, make into balls and
fry.
BEAN CRoQUETs.
What next, you will ask, in the line of uses
to which we may put the old standby bean !?
And are they goodP Well, just try them and
see. Pick over and wash a pint of white beans:
soak over night. In the morning wash again:
put in cold water and simmer until soft. Put
them through a cOlander and add tablespoon-
full OF molasses, tablespoonful of vinegar n
tablespoonful of soft butter teaspoonful of
salt, and half as much of pepper. Mix, cool.
make into oblong forms, roll in eggs, then in
bread crumbs; fry in smoking-ho LAID, and
serve hot with just a dust of sugar.
bECOND okNEkAL ORDERS, J.H.W.
HEADQUARTERS LOYAL HOME WORKERS, !
5761 MINERVA AVE, 81. LOUIS, Nov. i. 1895. !
General Orders, 2.
j. The new application cards are now ready.
Each member who pays up for 1896 will receive
one Of these cards, which can be carried wber-
ever he goes in pocket card-case All new
members, enrolled since the Louisville Reunion.
will be furnished membership cards On their
enrolment in the Association.
ii. Let us all unite to build ND our menber-
ship with good material, and increase its num-
bers as much as possible. We want an active
live membership, interested in the practical
teaching of Progress and Patriotism. To pro.
mote the best interests of the Association and
to arouse the energetic efforts of members. the
dues of each member obtaining three new mem
bers for the l.. w. will be RENTED for 1896
This offer is good to Jan. l, 1896. on which date
the dues of large majority of the members for
1896 should be in.
III. Many of the State Secretaries have not
responded to the request in Order / for all
Secretaries to report to Headquarters If
Secretary is not sufficiently interested in the
L.H.W. to comply with orders from Headauar.
tiers, which they have pledged themselves to
obey, such Secretaries will be relieved and re-
placed by live, active patriots
Nv. Let every member resolve again to sup
port the administration this year. 1t was upon
these conditions that your present officers ac-
espted Their respective offices, and without
your earnest support they can do little. Let
us take new courage from the fact that the
Loyal Home Workers are fast receiving the sp.
prevail OF patriotic leaders and educators.
letter received by the Secretary from Adit-
Gen. Irwin Robbins says: THE Commander
in-Chief halls with pleasure any instrument or
association by which loyalty to our Govern
ment or patriotism may be fostered and in
creased, and it seems that your Association COM
bines many features that will be conducive to
TINS object. Whenever it is possible to do any
thing reasonable TO further the objects of your
Association. we will be pleased to do so.
BY order Of KATE b. SHERWOOD. President
A. L. SEAMAN, Secretary