New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-15

DESIGN FOR LINEN EMBROIDERY.
tray edged with pansies. and the smaller ar
tices, such ring tray. puff box. etc, were SIM
ply large panses.
linen articles made to match this lovely set. They
must be seen to be appreciated
| am very much interested in the articles on
china painting, and think Invalid Marys' idea a
beautiful one. "A LOVER OF SUNSHINE" .
send the LAST verse of favorte poem but do
not know the author:
o friends. I pray tonight,
The way Is lonely. let me feel them now.
Think gently of me: am travel worn;
My faltering feet are pierced with many thorn
Forgive. o hearts estranged. forgive. plead!
When dreamless rest is mine | shall not need
The tenderness for which long tonight.
EVA T..
Rockaway. Seneca County Ohio.
Note.-Evas questions were all answered long
ago: she must have missed some of the papers.
Write to the exchange in Philadelphia and ask for
the regulations and rules of the association.
Thirieth-st, and another. the West End Exchange
ty-eghth-s,.. will send you circulars II you write
them The Young Womens Christian Association
at No. East Fifteenth-st New-York CITY also
has branch exchange that takes outside work
~ me rules and regulations in reference to being
ssSain after the club pin has been decided Spon
m Sr bn ana sn,; Gs today makes
Sunshine column III ''''
sunshine Society," send you as my initiation fee
suggestions for circulating pictures that got from
viii nr nmerican Queen" think the information
I'll prove valuable TO presidents Of the different
lr r, Sunshine Society branches
Iiease give fun directions I'm the sunshine co,,rn
'or securing the club pin '
CIRCULATING PICTURES
one OF the recent outgrowths of pbilanthronio ~,
~ 80 renning and uplifting in its Influence and
poorest famiI,u ch cordial response from even the
spread IN It's application The idea orIgnats5 ", ue
Others az settlements and is being adopted by
came an 80 many years since public libraries be-
through ehsnhRs iF' OF Gf c onm life and h too
nr,n deVeiopmen Is conducted on exactly the same
books crs exchans Sfar As 0n aysa nsen n of
that is reav cool collected 81, as possible anything
hy NV orn they are put into circulation governed
. oy eHIcty me same rules to time general care
ceptlon thai whenever desired family NAV ave pur-
mainly pictures f are all reproducons
about or Course Ie p thnT neir being easily
ana incased in strong. plain wood frames The
erentr 4t the scheme have themselves been
been received and the evident eagerness and deRht
It is Sa'S cha rf pE oo that are sought
on It's feet for when one think Of it there is
tribute out Of It's own collection hing o in ' tbe
w waId o, nr pno'osraph engraving or woodcu that
Indeed would be only S toS g hSme to-
be I,d of certain pictures good in their day but
and closets Your shelved Madonna might b @er y
source OF lnrnte consolation to some weary mother:
a pretty interior might stimulate another 10 zeal I'm
Improving her own. and on for this il one ~
those waves that once started loses itself only in
Albums could be made by passing the blank books
one one, picture In the end the club might vote the
collection to some one OF the circle. or If the
terest the sick. Yours truly: -'''"'' u III
New-Brighton Branch OF T. S s.
Editor OF the Sunshine Society: / nciose n trac
in different styles of decoration M" adapss ss se
to Amos. any piece Of china and when done
dul erect IL Is particularly pretty border
nary French glass water lumber It must be per-
deetIy R@ 'ln Paint ,s in the about
Set away to dry. When perfectly dry. cover with
Owers the eeet OF Which is Vanea sass S
small glasses can be used for match-hoders and
very quickly and easily done. ''
Thanking you for your courtesy in the matter of
Second Day" menu for convalescents as fur
nished by Mary A. Boland in the Handbook OF
Invalid Cooking: nnr,
Cofree. with Sugar and Cream '''" iO'''
One Cup D f Sf!i c"'''Fd
Cream ~ Celery Soup Sippet.
little Barley Pudding. with Cream. sherry Wine |
LUNCH
Milk Punch.
SUPPER.
Water Toast. Buttered. Wine Jelly. Tea.
RICE CREAM
Two tablespoonfrls OF rice. two cups Of milk one |
satspoon OF salt. tablespoons OF sugar and two
eggs.
Cleanse the rice by washing II several times In cold
water: cook II IN double boiler with the milk until |
The grains will nash. Three hours Will generally be
reauired do this Should the milk evaporate re-
store the amount lost. When the rice il perfectly
soft press Il through a coarse soup-strainer
lander into a saucepan. return II TO the fire. and
lille II Ia heating beat the eggs sugar and salt to-
yether until very light When the rice boils pour
he egg In rather slowly, stirring lightly with a
spoon for three four minutes. until II coagu-
ates and the whole Is like thick. soft pudding:
hen remove from the fire and pour IL into a pretty
fish BY emitting the yOks and using the whites OF
he eggs only delicate white cream Is obtained.