Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13

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| well known as the simplest form of tht
| summer all-day outing II Is particu
larly adapted to the Fourth of Jul,
outings, which are becoming each yea,
| a more favored method of passing oul
national holiday
The box has sundry advantages owe,
| the hamper as a means of transporting
| provisions for the merry excursionists
| For weeks in advance of the holiday
| there should he "A boarding uD of tn,
paper boxes that drift into the house
| from grocer, florist, shoe merchant ant
haberdasher. Select those of medium
size, and apportion to each the contents
suited to dimensions and shape.
Provide yourself with plenty OF tbs.
sue paper, also the waxed paper used
by confectioners and bakers for wrap.
ping dainties that may ooze or grease
Lay in stock of light, strong wrapping
paper, Irvine and the wooden handles
that make the carriage of parcels less
awkward business that when they are
merely tied up with a string.
a box is less unwleldly because more
compact than a basket: the sight of a
party thus laden attracts less attention
on train or boat that If every man, wo-
man and child bore 4 hamper walk
Ing advertisement of the days business
The box is light and easily tucked un-
der the seat or bestowed In the rack
overhead while the passengers are In
the train. If they do not wish 10 he
numbered with empty boxes on the re-
turn trip. a bonfire on the camping
ground disposes of the impediments,
including wrapping paper. Japanese
napkins and the wooden plates. which
have saved the picnickers the burden of
china piatters and plates.
A procession of tired excurslonists.
bearing dishelved hampers. empted of
edibles, yet which must be carried care
fully lest the crockery within jingle
itself TO pieces is a despiriting feature
of the return downward when the days
fun is clean over
In buying napkins have the thought
of 'the day we celebrate In mind. II
you can find those that are stamped
with the Stars and Stripes or other ma
tional emblems, get them. Lay in an
abundance of narrow ribbons, stripVl
with red. white and blue, for tying up
sandwiches and rolls. These and other
simple devices for bending a patriotic
flavor To the festivities are we'll worth
the exercise OF ingenuity and eXpendi-
ture of time.
You may buy wooden plates such as
are used by grocers for sending butter
10 customers, at an absurdely low price
Also deeper and smaller wooden trench
ers, which YOU Will ind useful in be-
slowing your goods in the boxes. All
are SO cheap that you Will not grudg3
cremating them when they have had
their day.
Set aside the largest boxes for sand
wiches, rolls and biscuits The next
size should be appropriated by cakes
and fruit. Have separate compart-
ments for each. Sandwiches impart
odqrs TO pam bread and butter,
bors.
Cut fresh bread as thin as sharp
knife VIII shave it-having buttered
II on the loaf. and roll each slice up
neatly, tying 1t with narrow ribbon.
This Ii nice work, requiring deft fin-
gers and Keen blade. Warm but
-er must be used FOR spreading on the
bread. sandwiches are clumsy when
lutter rs laid on the slices In Jumps.
rare the crust from the bread TO be
oiled or used Tor sandwiches When
he rolled bread Is ready, envelope each
'ibbon-bound parcel IN waNed paper
ma pack ;hem In the box already
med with tissue paper. If this be done
II once the bread VIII De SOFT when the
'oN Is opened.
open long French rolls ON one side |
Fill the cavities with minced tongue. |
lam or chicken; close the roll and bind |
nto place win narrow ribbon. Pack |
he several KINDS IN separate boxes. |
marking them nam on tongue or |
chicken II VIII save confusion In |
npacking ana serving. Oblong sand |
iiehes are NOSE easily handled IN eat
lg lhat square or triangular They
$50 PACK 10 better advantage. Wrap
ach IN waSed paper as soon AS 1t is
ed up ana lay IN me box PACK Sc
lfely nut DO not crush
Following are a few receipts for sand
'lshes thai may De a welcome variation
pom me STOCK 'chlcken' Tongue and
am
Beat the yoke or TWO eggs light add
saltspoonfnl OF SAT-. the same OF white
epper ana French mustard MIN wen
nd sur INTO the mixture q cup OF hot
NIX, "a, to when has been pee o added a pinch
SODA SIR over the fire IN double