The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-12-03

Yellow is the prevailing color of each
article of this bill of fare, from the
clear amber of the consomme to the
orange color of the pudding sauce. which
is made as follows:-Beat together thor
of one and one-half cupful of sugar. Put
this in a rice boiler or double boiler over
the fire and stir into it one small wine
glass of orange juice. Beat until the
sauce thickens, then add a few drops of
lemon juice
The salad should be served on lettuce
leaves, but should be entirely masked by
the mayennaise sauce, made. somewhat
more yellow than usual by the addition
of an extra yolk OF egg.
The baskets to serve the Ice IN are
cut out of the orange skins very careful
ly, the pulp being removed with a spoon.
are very easy to make, II Tanga-
FINE or KID glove oranges are used.
The hostess. who, because OF distance
from home or any other reason, cannot
enjoy the FAMILY gathering. SO oear
to the American housewife at Thanks
giving time, and yet who desires TO snow
her hospitality at this holiday season,
may find this chrysanthemum idea just
the suggestion needed, as II may De
carried out In the form OF q THANKSGIVING
tea instead OF lunch; put II VIII De round
even more appropriate for some other day
than that set apart Tor the thanksgiving
1easfing.
Is one or the most gracious
features OF Ciristmas. and one that 1
pray may survive all other oufgreWn Gus
toms. writes FLORENCE Hun WinterDurn
IN the december Womap's Rome COM
panlon~ Whsn ioVe ana are
close counsefofs lnere Is Htue lear that
we snail make the mistake OF leaving out
OF our ittie ones stocking the particular
thing he has set his heart upon getting.
And II his choice Is beyond us to gratify.
let US come as near to 1t as we can, and
not convert this season into a sort of con-
venience for ourselves, thrusting upon his
reluctant acceptance such prosaic articles
as shoes. hats and other essentials of the
toilet. Far prettier Is the German custom
of bestowing gaudy trifies that have no
use in themselves, but are part OF the
glitter and fashion OF the holiday. When
it is possible. nothing is so good to have
as the traditional Christmas tree. In
after years memory hangs about it fond
~, and we Dless in our hearts the kind
hands that took so much trouble to give
US pleasure.
Then the stocking hung up on Christ
mas eve has a romance all its own. The
breakfast-table dressed with holly berries
and gifts piled under snowy napkins is a
graceful custom. and is far nicer than the
blunt handing out OF our gifts. Some
trouble snouio De taken TO create the well
come element OF surprise. we all ike 1t,
put y IS one OF the sreatest oeights IN a
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TO their little knowledge. if we allow Thorn
the chance. and part of our duty TO the
day is to encourage in our young people
the same kindness we cultivate in our
selves. 1t is so much easier to learn in
youth to be genial, sympathetic and gen
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