Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-02
THURSDAY, MARCH B
PAPER-rEARING PARTX For an EvemfnG's Enterta1nmemtNA Young Folks Of the Nez4hhor5
 hood . Good S0hemeS

For an EvemfnEss EntDxta1nmemFM4 Young Folks of the NexShbor-N hood . Good s0hema
 For the neighborhood cqub, try N18 progressive papertean advises thaJ Washington Star, The hostess who wants to glvo he@1 friends merry evening at slight co9 could not find better idea Bes3 u3 all. the progressive tear does not rev qrire 8 moments preparatAon- Whi1gA 1 preparation is often interesting an8 delightful 1t occasionally happane | that there is no time for 1t, as, foHs example, when guests coma in unexJ pectedly and an impromptn contest iS required ~ l Before beginning fhe game ths hostess should announce the diffaron classes of objects to be torn. The frst round could be animals. the secon0 flowers, the third kitchen utensils, the} fourth any objects in the room whers the party is being held, the dfth profiles of famous personages Thers may be from five to ten classih tdona according to the time aalotted
 Each player is given e sheet ofwnt1 paper of similar size and texture Half sheets of white note paper ara) best. The player having received his sheet draws his chair to the tabletA which must be large enough to se41 the entire company. All players hold, their paper under the table 50 :that, they cannot watch their handiworkl and tear out any object of the class l given. Thus, under ssanimals, z anyh thing from a>hedgehog to q gdraffq may be designed. Under Furniture, 'a anything from @ footstool to a side- board; under flowers" such antip- odes as the violet and the magnolia
 Trickery of the right sort is entire1E 1y permissible At the original paper tear one "artist" tore an animal whichi all persons in the party failed tol guess. He announced it q whaleyl which he insisted was not fish, but q warm-blooded marine animal
 When everyone has torn his or hen object he writes 2 number given hy3 the hostess upon one aide of the art product. Pencils and penny note3 books arc then distributed, and thx I torn-out objects are passed from hand to hand. Bach player examines the representation as 1t passes and wrfte9y down the nature of it as nearly n he cen discover. The papers are thep collected by the hostess and eadh player is called upon to declare thol subject of his work of art.
 The tearer having the greatest nnmA ber of correct guesses as to the othexl players productions gains one points Tho artist whose tearing out is pro-t I nounced cleverest is also given 2 pointa x The respective merits of the varfou4 pieces of work are passed upon by thsl hostess, and each round is carried ouf l fin precisely the same way, that is, bya tearing, guessing and awarding podnts.} l The profile feature is productive o4 30 much fun that 1t should never bel omitted. At the original party II hearty laugh resulted when the phy>{ CTS discovered that four PresidenA) l Roosevelts, two Gen. Grants. two SitJ ting Bulls, three Abraham Idncoma3 and six Napoleons figured among thd portraits, no two of which bore anyi
 liscernible resemblance to each othe1kA When all classifications have beGmt torn and guessed, at least two gpodS hours will have taken unto therp@ selves wings. The hostess now cound
 up the points and awards the prixes If desired, the points won by tsarinR1 and guessing can be kept separatelyj and two prizes awarded.
 I A pretty paper knife might be pres I scented with the explanation that, at4 though the prize winner has been re5 markably successful in tearing pa{ per, he or she may some time in the future prefer to cut 1t. A smart leath-;' CT portfolio for holding note-paper ri another appropriate prize
 l To carry out the paper motif stllll further the supper table may bol daintily tricked out in tissue paper-l The centerpiece could be hcwerinGI pink primrose it's pot covered in pink
 tissue. Bon-bon dishes of crinlled pa- per in the same pretty tint and hlled3 with pink bon-bons stand at the four
 corners. Japanese paper napkins are3 folded daintily at each cover. Icq, cream is served in tissue paper bcxe4
 and the charming scheme carried out in variety of little ways.
 Egg Tn Msrrinade.
 Put four dessertspoonfuls of wa8eri in stewpan with two tableapoonfu1sl of veal gravy or broth, a teaspoonfuI ofl vinegar, quarter of a teaspoonfnl ofI salt and dash of psppeN Beat light th4, yolks of two eggs nnd stir graduaI1ya into the other ingredients. Set overs slow fire end stir until 1t thickens.
 but does not boil Have some sxr5tj poached, trimmed and laid on round ii of toast; pour yhe sauce around thern| ] and garnish the dish with cr1zp. fresSf,1l