Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-13
DOMESTIC SCIENCE.

Menu sunday.
BREAKFAST.
Strawberries.
Cereal.
Goldfish Balls
Whole Wheat Cakes
DINNER.
49, .nato Bisque Croutons.
Olives
Breast of Lamb Grilled
Mashed Potatoes.
Spaghetti
Lettuce with French Dressing
Strawberry Ice. Angel Cake
Coffee
SUPPER
Individual Stra wberry Shortcake with
Cream
Cream Cheese and Olive Salad
Orange Jelly, Waters
Tea
with Sweet girl graduates and bright
boy graduates looming their. largest on
the horizon Of school life, how may we
do our best to make this epoch in their
lives happy and memorable one? They
have each and all done their best.
Not all are called upon to shine as
salutatorians or valedctorians, but they
are just as apt to shine later in life as
noble and consecrated men and women,
doing their part in the worlds great
work, whether in the worlds eye or in
that sacred spring of ever widening in
huence, happy, well ordered home
Let the children and young people be
assured Of our interest and sympathy at
this time of times for them. II daily
duties in the household are theirs. let us
iorbear for the time being. If Johnnie
forgets to ...I tho wood box or feed the
chickens, and Mary groans perceptibly in
spirit. II not aloud, at washing the sup
per dishes busting the rooms or clean
ing the BIRDS never mind! Shut your
eyes. mother Lear and tide over their lit
tie delinquencies for the present.
If they want to give a nice little party
for their class. help them out. 1t needn't
be an expensive, elaborate affair and
there will be no need for paid entertainers
In fact they would hardly find an oppor-
tunlty to make themselves heard.
A GARDEN PARTY
For any one who has a pretty lawn n
garden party Is a delightful way of enter
tanning this month and one Of the easiest
Rugs should he spread on the grass in
shady places, two or three hammocks
with say cushions swung under the trees.
and chairs and small tables grouped in a
way 70 suggest soc1bility. on each table
have pretty cover that will wash. and
cups daisies and covers.
There my be croquot and tennis, archery
or bean bag contest for those who feel
energetic, though where there are lot
OF young people who have so many
affairs of absorbing interest In common to
talk over there is no necessity of proyid-
Ing any social amusement a dance on the
lawn is delightfully."- picturesque. and an
amateur fortune teller in gypsy dress who
can predict interesting futures in keep
ing with the charaCte err and aspirations of
the classmates she knows so well adds
much of interest and success as BELTS the
hours, which arc usuaily between and
or and I. There is a refresh hing fruit
punch, which is a strong lemonade. quite
sweet. TO which IS added wberries a
can of pineapple an orange sliced thin
and plenty Of effervesccnt water; sand
witches (and II wished n salad. an ice
or frappe and small cakes. These are
served from a large table by maids in
black dresses, white caps and aprons or
more Informal stI", the young girl friends
of the boy or girl giving the party.
Among the dainty sandwiches and cakes
suited to a la n party are the following:
ROSE PETAL SANDWICHES
Flavor fresn unsalted butter If you can
get it, with rose by packing in a closed
vessel surrounded by a thick layer OF rose
leaves. The more fragrant the finer the
favoring impaired. Allow them to re-
main over night. cut the bread for these
dainty sandwiches in thin strips or cir
cles, spread each slice with the perfumed
butter, and place several petals from
fresh roses between the slices, allowing
the edges to show. Sometimes angel
cake is used, spread with jelly made from
rose leaves or orange marmalade.