The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-23
Miss Moore's Book.

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Miss Carrie Pickett Moore, tho daugh-
Ter Of Mr.. j. b. Moore. who has his home.
at Bon Air has placed upon the Christ
mas book market. through her publishers;
Whittet & Shepperson, "a collection OF
tested Virginia recipes, under; the title
I OF 1.-THE Way to the Heart.
Sfa3In her introducton, Miss Moore says
1.-THE following recipes have been tested,
i and have found them correct in every
proportion; also mixing and serving. They
arc a collection of old Virginia recipes
many of them handed down and used
for three generations. Having tried them,
L feel justified in recommending them TO
the public as being safe and sure, that is
IF the rules are carefully followed for
mixing and preparing tEo dishes. All OF
them are not my own, some having been
" given me by old friends. but ] have used
them so successfully. that feel they
belong to me by right of long usage. j
trust the housekeeper into whose hands
this little book may fall, Will find it a
help 10 her, and that in the future, twill
make cooking a pleasure and not a care
As The introduction is the best review the
book could possibly have. 1t will not
fail 10 be appreciated by sensible, prac-
& teal women. The arrangement of the re
:: cipes, which are clearly and concisely
written, is excellent The little volume IS
Well printed, attractively bound, and will
" doubtless win its welcome into many
Richmond households during the holt
days.
patronesses Richmond Concert.
Il Persons who love TO hear rollicking
college songs sung as only u Dand Of light
Hearted students can sing them, will have
4 /, rare treat at the Cornell Musical Clubs
Y concert, to be given in the Academy OF
Music on Thursday evening. December
s2sth. But this is not ALL Lovers OF good
@musico of every sort and type Will find
something on the programme with spe-
cial appeal to their individual taste.
8 Cornell has heretofore sent her musical
clubs as far south as Washington, but
until this year they have never crossed
below the Mason and Dixon line. They
come to Richmond this Christmas week
y for the first time, sixty strong, and as
one Of the best drilled and finest orsan-5
cations of the kind in the country Their
appearance here will be under the au-3
spices of the Association for the Preser-
vauon of Virginia Antiquities. and the
A Following ladies wilAart as...patronesses
~ Mrs. Joseph Bryan, .&lrs. j. Taylor ELY
i son. Mrs. =, Y. Valentine Mrs. +. S. Well
ford, Mrs. WI. Robins, Mrs. John B.
$Iishtfoot, Mrs. II. a. Claiborne, Mrs. t.
r. Ball, Mrs. J. Euders Robinson, Mrs.
Henry Gibson, Mrs. William G. Stanard,
4 Mrs Decatur Axtcll. Mrs. w. G. Bentley
4 Mrs Thomas Boiling Mrs. G. W. p.
4 Brock. Mrs. Albert c. Bruce, Mrs. j.
d Aston Cahell. Mral ]. Caskie Cabcll, Mrs
A ii. Theodore E2lyson. Mrs. Virginius Hail.
& Mrs. L. D. Hotchkiss, Mrs. James Lyons,
Il Mrs. w. A.. Anderson, Mrs. George Bryan,
I, Mrs. Charles Davenport Mrs. Archer An
derson, Mrs w, j. Blunt. MIS-. Egberr G..
D Leigh, Mrs. Joseph Willard, Mrs. S. H..
Yonge. Mrs. w. S. Murray Mrs. stephen
Putney, Mrs. Henry Taylor, Jr., Miss Ella
81 M. Thomas. Mrs. L. L. Taylor. Mrs. a. j..
Montague, Mrs r. w. Watkins, Mrs.
4 N. r. Savage. Mrs. Edgar d. Taylor,
+ Miss Roberta u. Allen, Mrs. w. Gordon
4 AfcCabe, Mrs. CHRISTOPHER Tompkins, Mrs.
Ii. r. Dashiel. Mrs. Corbin Mercer, Mrs.
+ Howard Hoge, Mrs. George r.. Cannon,
s. Mrs Frank It. Crump, Miss Bette Ely