The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-24
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city in wash blouses sprung on us, and q
tremendous flip given the August trade.
If you wish to be in the very inlermost
| heart of things you must wear a white
shirt made OF muslin. silky nainsook-
equally silky batiste. cambria that is as
crisp and bright as satin or cross barred
muslin that is almost as fine as Swiss,
while it is vastly softer. Now the white
blouse thai acts the part of a band master,
captain or leader to all other of it's genus
is hand made. Howsoever neat your
machine sewcd shirt may be, it strikes no
ENVY or admiration TO the heart Of the
girl who sits behind you at an open-air
musicale or polo match: it may have IFS
merits but it is an abemination in this
age trained to artistic effect.
A truly American salad. at its best in
the months OF July ana August, is made
of corn, n served with an appetizing
sauce.
Take two or three young heads Of corn,
remove the outer leaves and sticky part.
and put them into a stewpan of boiling
milk and water that is seasoned with salt
and a pot Of butter. Bring to a boil, re-
move any scum and simmer gently for
fifty or sixty minutes.
Telzc up and drain the corn in q hair
sieve, put a clean, wet cloth over the corn
and. leave till cold. Place on a fat dish,
season with pepper and salt, dash with
the prepared sauce and serve.
To make the sauce take the yolks of
three eggs. mix them into a pint of salad
oil and add to it one teaspoonful of raw
English mustard. one t-easpoonfulso Tar
ragon vinegar. and twelve raw oysters
that have been pounded ard rubbed
per, a gill Of stiffly whipped cream and
one finely chopped onion. Mix all to-
eether.
A distinguishing difference between the
English and the American girl is in the
voice, and comparison does not result
favorably for the latter. The low tones
which Shakespeare commended, and
which are among the most attractive
charms of the nineteenth century English
women are the exception, not the rule,
with the American.
The girl whose fathers bank account is
sufficiently large to send her to a school
of the finishing type is expected TO re-
turn with a certain amount of knowledge
and mental discipline. to be sure, but to
her social abilities and charms much more
thought is given. Least of her accom-
s1sgSgs ! 80 danaa bave Some
,ts-fa narhans@s.ng. sba yonst h nerfect
,,istrese If berseIf 1T tens ainners and re-
oo,+ions with small fam ever ready. But
~ +ba ocornanimen of all she does.
her sneakina voice. how much. rather
how little. real attention is directed.
cover. saws "Harper's Bazaar, Did you
ever try it? Amy sort of nice white FISH
does-a half a pound Of it-boiled in what
the French call bouillon-water into
which has been thrown carrots. onions,
parsley. laurel leaves and salt and pepper,
of course. A slice of bread, without
crust, is boiled with a little milk and
mixed with the fish, picked finely to
pieces, and a good piece OF butter until
the whole IS ike a timex porrldse. rms,
fhen' ls taken or me 1'fe, eooiea ana 10 L
are aoaeo the peatei WINES q loul esss-
ossh-
Il iauies ihonic :
sponge Gaze welsh SIX esss' 'aAe I
weight IN sugar, and nan tnelr weight IN
Hour; separate the eggs carefully; add
the sugar to the yolks, ana peat until
light; then stir in carefully the well beat
en- whites; sift the -four two or three
times, adding in a little at a time, fold
ing and cutting it in. Turn into a pan
lined with creased paper, and bake in a
minutes
Iced chocolate is sometimes served at
hot weather luncheons instead of iced
tea or coffee. A formula for it is to make
the cocoa in the proportion of a heaping
teaspoonful to each half pint of boiling
water. This is mixed and cooked in a
double boiler for five minutes, and sweet
ened as it is taken from the fire. When it
added. The whole is then beaten with a
Dover beater until very light. It should
be served in tail thin glasses half filled
with powdered ice.
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To make Indian meal nuddina snrtnk,e
e. refrllv one cum Of ndian meal into one
mint of hot milk. cool, in a da,hle boiler
for about twenty minutes saw The