Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
In Women's World.

a delightful way TO serve grace,
Is 10 pare Il carefully divide ~ 'rlR
tions, and from each OF these ' sec se0'
,ne seeds aud plth: thus the 1--we
pup and juice is kept l, shorla ..sIe
De put In the Refrigerator pr,li . .yn
cola, add sugar and rum. ana w
u IN the glasses that come ~ I've
purpose, or II may be serves a.. .li.
OF the peel Maraschino chez nan
sliced strawberries on ton r,ii ~
,he appearance OF a verv tt,,,ssi.rv
and pretty dish. Grape ,uice 70 pus
terred, may be used instead Of ~ =
Here are some Of the wsv =.
which girls, now established ~ TN IN
worked their way from the farm e'''''
one girl raised herbs OF All Lt,s.
hyme, savory, sage, and lavs,ds.
Which she marketed through q c1,.
mission merchant In the nears,, ...l
Another gathered seeds (deVer, e,s
GABLES, and shrubs) for q ses5s.'
with whom she made new 800.
mehts each spring. A third vb. he,
me real mercantile instinct boprb. -.
cld furniture and dishes. famUT 49,
loom, from her neighbors ana ,'i,
mem Ia a dealer IN antiques WITH ,rs.-
she had made an arrangenert vbn.
ns,nng friends In nearby city. 4
siIi VINO lived I'm the heart ~ ,bs
Adirondacks made money every spr,.
mer baking breadstuns for osnnins
parties. and men came FOR p,il.s ~
buy her bread. rolls, cakes. douyh,p,,
and pies. Finally a well-to-do camn.
or and his wife became INTERESTED In
the girl and through these allies sbs
found work In the city.
a New England girl living On A., bs..
Ien farm is saving money 10 "a IN
college by serving lunches 10 rlcnloers
who come out from town almost evsry
day, 70 enjoy the pleasures Of nesr.
by lake. Her brother sells bait ana
has two rowboats 10 rent.
The girl who lives near summer-r..
sorts, Of course, has the hesi ~ n
summer boarders will always buy
souvenirs made from birch-bark. plrt.
cones, and sweet grasses. also r6oto.
graphs Of the scenery II she has
Younger brother with pleasant man.
ners, she can send him 20 the hotels
and boarding houses every dav with
souvenirs. bouquets OF flowers. SINAI
baskets Of berries, homemade CANDY
etc. II there are cottages IN the yicIr.
ity she and this same brother can e.
tablish a route. delivering hske-NuNs
eggs, milk, fruit. and yegeahls-
Anna Steese Richardson in the W5.
mans Home Companion.
A couple Of handfuls NJ arl w
small pebbles put in the bottom 4
Chinese lanterns around the cup Vt,b
holds the candle will proven, he
lantern from swaving. and yey otter
Keep IL from catching fire.
II Is now quite the fad 70 send z
friend a package Of steamer letters
MS well as a basket a. flowers ~ fruit
These missives will give much pleas
IRE. and they are something 70 look
forward to every day Each letter
may be accompanied by a small par
eel such as a new photograph of your.
self. candy. preserved. or crystallirsd
ginger. figs, prunes, lime drops, or salt
ed nuts. All should be put In air
light Jars Chocolates are not recon-
mended for a sea voyage II amust-
ment is desired a funny picture q few
verses Of comic poetry. or a box o.
gum can be included or course
good book or two II always velcoms
An appealing breakfast dish is pre-
nared IN the following manner m
Thin slices OF bacon a light brown bur
not crisp. Place two strips of bae'n
on each slice ~ toast lay IN a pan
break over each slice OF toast an tss
md bake for a few minutes.
Every Day LINcheons gives the iol'
lowing recipe for popovers' one cup
tul OF -four, measured after sfurf'
one egg, unbeaten. one cupful Of MIX
and pinch Of salt Butter sem pa,
Snd put Il into hot oven. MI az
The ingredients together stirring hsrd
with a wooden 'poon. When the pan
Il Kissing hot, pour IN the batter hlihg
zach compartment half or two-ihlrds
full Bake IN a very hot oven unul
well puffed and brown. cover Win
paper and finish baking This guam
lily makes dozen popovers
A bag for soilsd handkerchief as
Indispensable as a dust bag, where