The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-05-30

Corn-meal waffies-TomHto Omelet-Straw.
berry Pancake-Laura's Lemon Pudding.

Corn-meal wafTles-Tomato Omelet-Straw-
berry Pancake-Laura's Lemon Pudding.
coRS-MEkL wAFFLEs-
A nice supper dish. served with jam, or
airuF, il made As follows:
To pint Of boiling water. smmering in q
saucepan, stir in dry corn-meal TO make thin
mush; Ice careful there are no Jumps
Cook the mush slowly for 20 minutes, then
add two tabiespoenfus of butter and desert
spoonful OF salt and set of TO cool.
When cool add tile yolks of four eggs and
mix well, then = halfpint OF bHttermilk or
sour cream. and -four enough to make a thin
batter. Last Of al stir in half teaspoonfnl OF
coda dissolved la little boiling water, and the
whites Of the eggs, well beaten.
TOMATO omELET.
Skin and slice two or three large tomatoes
and fry them ia butter. Make plain omelet
turn over the eggs. roll up and serve with to
rnato sauce or plain. IL should be very hot
STRAW BERRY PANcAKE.
Whip the whites Of three eggs very light in
your eEg-beater. Remove and whip a pint Of
very ripe straw berries to a pulp. Nix and add
two tablespoonfuls Of powdered sugar the
beaten y0ks Of the eggs and cupful Of -four
sifted with tcaspoonfui Of baking powder aud
stirred IN gradually.
Bake on Eriddle, dust with fine sugar and
serve hot as q desert with little thick cream
LEMON PUDDING.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: Take the yolks Of
-four eggs, one cup Of sugar, one quart Of milk,
one pint Of bread crumbs one teaspoonfnl Of
butter. the grated iind 81 one lemon; mix
Bake half an hour; when done spread over the
top layer OF jelly and add the whites Of the
eggs whipped very stiff, sweetened with one
cup Of sugar and favored with the juice OF the
lemon. Then set ia the oven to brown slight
w ffnenlp Torr.
OUR RoLL-cALL.
THE letters w. mean veterans son, va. veter-
tnf daughter and Wv. veterans widow: members
ofassocIftioifs will he mark ed :. v. and ID V
Mabel w. Kelley. Madeline T. Kelley, Grace
s. Kelley, South Hancock, Me: Helen ii
Gray sisson, Brooklyn, Mich; Lizzie Clark,
Proctor. VT
Enrolled. with request for letter exchange: :
Helen &. Peak. daughter Ohio veteran, Mani
tou Springs. Colo; Miss q. 8. Smith, daughter
Ohio veteran, Maniton Springs, Colo; john A.
Stall, Abraham Lambert. N. ). Mostoller, Lam
ber.sville. Pa. Total 1928.
MEMORIAL FoRGET-ME- soTs.
Forget them not. the brave boys who wore
tbe blue.
Some have been sleeping in their narrow
beds for more than 30 years; but they are not
dead TO Us, for All who gave their lives for
Their country shall live while memory lasts"
Forget them not, the brave boys who are old
men now and feeble. Soon their familiar faces
will be seen no more; the voices we love SO
well will be forever still
Dear comrades, our tears shall rningle with
yours as long as we shall live
Cora Davidson, Ewing Tenn
Let Us ever keep Memory wreath fresh and
fair, and strive 10 entwine it about the hearts
Of the youth Of our land Aud may it never
be said Of our land that there arose a genera
tlon that knew not Joseph"
NJ. Elite Fuller, Spring Lake, n. Y.
As each Memorial Day approaches. let us
gather the beautiful flowers, Gods emblems OF
The resurrection. to strew over tho prass-coy.
cred mounds Of the Nations dead
Belle Z. Anderson. Beulah. Oklahoma.
They gave their lives that we tniy,t have
The bioOd-bOughi freedom tist they yave
All honor 10 tiie gallant band
Who from dlrunlOn saved the iandt
Carrie BuBce. Terre Hante, Ind.
To our glorious Sag the Red White and Bluc.
May we ever be loyal and loving aud true;
And pray our Great Leader 10 crown with eNard
Jhe men who have followed their country aud
Lord.
Anna Rohr New Haven, Conn.
Lei the brave warrior rest. Freedom /.
worth the cost. Peacefully may they slalnber
while halo, As il were, Of the batlie-scarred
Tag encircles them forever.
III. Warner HaTgrove, Secretary L.H.W.