The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11
EGG SUNDAY IN WASHINGTON
WaySin Which the Cabinet Ladies Will
Serve Them at Their Tables.
THB RECIPES FOR EASTER.
Years Has Made a Special Feature Of
Them - Mrs. Hobart and Mrs
Long Have "Speclalties."
WASHINGTON WOMEN TU
RN COOK EASTER SUNDAY.

| I'm COOK. EASTER SUNDAY.
| WASHINGTON, April e.-Mrs. McKin-
ley mas announced that she viii continue
the egg-rolling festival OF Easter Mon
day. maugurated by her predecessor Of
long ago. and will make the day, ds far
as possible holiday for the school chill
dren Of Washington.
Although not woman who can come
down and roll eggs with the children. Mrs.
Mckinley will sit upon the yeranda and
look down the long. sloplng lawn at the
gambols Of the little ones.
To tell the truth and expose personal
] fad. the Easter egg has long been hob
| by with the Iresidents wife. She has
| made a specially OF their decoration, ana
! every year FOR the past nfteel casters has
| decorated them for her friends. one year
| she and little Marian Foster, the artist
| friend, VINO died last spring, painted eggs
| until the Mchlhley sltuns-rOom was a
| parry ara ZIP 6lOriued hen irull, as NIL
| Mckinley said.
! As is natural with one who makes
! specially or anything Mrs. Mckinney Nae
neglected no branch OF her seli-iedrned
| trade ana rs one OF the best egg COOKS
| o. be- found. She used 10 cook them d.
! thc kitchen. but latterly. since the chat-
ins-dlsh era, She has prepareq lhtM III
the sittns-room or the library OF "hei-
ti,.r 80 800 80 i vi Ia, nsr friends
tn he "a arat.,. ofnlaf+s
MRS. ArKINLEYS SPECIALITY
This. 10 may Dee told. Us a very nice dish
and unite good enough 10 GO as a lunch-
con course. and even .or "a dinner cutrec.
AZ is prepared thus.
Make a small omeeftc and turn 10 upon
"a warm platter without breaking it. DO
,,., b9,o me- nlaff.r hot ,uoiign % grv
ftc nu.iefte Hs.,.I .raIv Ialf "A pint oil
rDaet lecf gravy. STIR "A teaspOOuful or
chopped parsley into il and pour smoking
hot over the omel.tte. serve Instantly.
MI. Mckinley Is not the only woman
in Washington who knows how 10 cook
eggs ana has Lcr 'spccialties. Mrs. John
j.. Long. wife OF the Secretary ~ tAe
Navy. IS New England woman or rare
ailaIiinen's' uo,h culli"i! anu .or..,,.ie5
egg dish that is very nice. IL Is eail called
Mis-. Long bouquet OF eggs. lou hl'Nh
SIX e--s 90. nanny on io.il - ~
ana he"t un9' .i6"', WIN o. esIf bnf
water sllirt4 lh anu plrHi! "a 't't ~.
no pepper. Iui "a linie1 ioVHl.t ~. 49,. ~.
ii d. s'"i..'o P's. . 1865 and Ea..u
"la ,,.' .l.N .tir,.,'., NH tLar are 0f Il
,,,,,,- ,.,,,,oeief.rlt' Serve iinon large let
.I'"iils ,".'' ', IL. l,,i, dav 0retl-
s., Iief zoe 80
~, ~, tcr,e r. ,e,rrp UHTAkFAST.
~ IL t,,-r 90. H. moi much OF "a
,,|t buf she col from Al friend in Chi
.caco a year ago very nice recipe which
her cook prepares for breakfast. II ls lht
ideal Easter egg dish.
Procure enough cheap calico war
ranfed NOT fast coiors" 10 sew around |
u.efful of ffesh oees. Boil q deep pan OF |
water until il fairly dances. Put DO the |
eors Sci the ran of the stove on me |
Stove hearth, and 10 the cnd Of I've min |
utcs take cut the eggs. They Will be |
found the perfection OF soft oonea eggs
MRS. HOBART > OAlrLI-l D. r. ~. |
4 crab omclettc is dtllc tcy a,lNc" d. |
the table of Mrs. Garrett 4 hon'.- 10 ~ |
is made with half tetcup ol 49,
crabs and eu )ugh eggs Tor inc 4"li''s |
Beat the eggs Well, sur ln .ne os 80
crabs, and make the oMeIelI9 n III,
usual way. To those WHO 'te lvl'u "a |
the tiny crab, as found lA coNlp'iy VIZ.
the oyster, this is olAca,t worthy
gourmet. .,-,..
Mrs. John sherman, lot '"thls ,i5"-
years iu Washington. aa neen holeu loI
her table. which eNcels ln new noln'
dishes Poopie who want JUST soHle-
thing new 80 10 Mrs. netIiiail Lol ~, /
She knows so many esq alsue5 .Hts ~
could celebrate Easter Gerry cay ot ~ |
life without repeating IeIseA' Ol0 VA
these is panned eggs. ,-.. ,,.-otoor
Better try TINS LOT sur 800 ~,
or lot Afternoon II you 800 dieh