The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-04

A Charming june Function That Is
Easy TO Arrange.

Easy 10 Arrange.
New York. June I'm town or out, a
June breakfast should be decoration of
roses, good viands, dainty accessories. and
above all, well-selected company.
This Il o'clock function can be a spread
Of five courses. the prevailing tint pink
in shade. in which Communications and
food are of the same color:
Menu.
Blsque OF Lobster.
Boiled Salmon. Shrimp Sauce.
Pitoff of Chicken.
Beef Salad.
Currant Sponge.
Strawberry Souffle.
Radishes. Pink Bonbons.
C.aret Cup.
Fruit. Coffee Cheese.
The damask should be pure white, and as
June is the season of roses, the floral
adornments should be a grouping of these
blossoms in pretty bouquet-holders, grad
uating in size as the decoration reaches
the table ends. For an individual treat
ment these flowers should be of different
tints, the darker ones taking "a foremost
place, while those of lighter hue should
gradually assume a paler shade as the or
namentation ceases. A rose glass with
one blossom can be placed at each cover,
white rosebuds of smaller size look wen
when scattered lightly over the board at
regular intervals.
Favors this season, particularly for
breakfasts, differ according to the formal
ity of the occasion. FOR those who delight
in articles Of home manufacture a hand
kerchief made of Valenciennes lace and
wide fluting win meet all the requirements
of souvenir for either roses or confec-
tons. As a lace garniture this pretty
trifle, with ribbons of different shades,
can be made in bouquet form for the bios
SONS or If sweets are preferred it can
be gathered up in bag-like form and filled
with white bonbons and then tied with
pink satin ribbons in long loops and flow
ing ends.
Another charming device is a glove bag
of pink ooze leather decorated either with
an embroidery of water cosor painting,
filed with CONNECTIONS. which box can be
used afterwards for a toilet accessory On
either of the three favors the guests
card should he fastened by a ribbon, and
the name written on a card of delicate
pink-tinted shade.
In the serving of dishes. the china should
be OF a pnlSish hue, or in pure white, but
with no conflicting colors
For breakfasts in any color, the scheme
may be heightened, if the gver of this so
cial function viii wear gown verging to-
wards the tint chosen, or a tall screen can
be placed behind her chair, forming an ar
tistie background for the occasion.
To those desiring a couple of well-trled
recipes:
Pitof of Chicken-CIean and cut four
pound chicken as for a fricasse. Place
il in a saucepan and half cover it with
boiling water. Then set over a moderate
fire and allow il 10 simmer, but not to
boil hard. Wash and clean one-half cup
of rice and add il, with one teaspoonful of
salt. to the chicken which is in the pot. Let
all simmer gently until the chicken Is ten
der; then dish, and arrange carefully upon
a platter and serve, with tomato sauce
poured over the whole
Strawberry Souhie.-Wash fresh ripe
strawberries through a fruit press until
YOU have one pint of clear juice. Add 10
il a pint of water, six eggs well beaten,
and one pound of sugar. Place all in a
double boiler and cook until IL tastes the
consistency of a sort custard; stirring all
the time. Remove from the fire, place
the vessel containing the mixture In one
Of cold water. Then beat vigorously until
cold. Freeze and serve with cream.
juice. Mrs. Oliver Bell Bunce.
Book AGENTS. the lady of the house
liz?
Cook-We're all ladies here. yez monkey
faced diviL If you name tn mishtress,
saN so!-Puek.