... conservatories, and the cheerful appearance of the tables was very effective. Tea was tastefully laid out, ham sandwiches salad, &c., being provided in addition to the usual viands. After the friends had partaken of tea the Rev. Mr Morris rose to explain ...

... ornaments, Mr W. Freeman; pair of dreadon china figures, Miss Kinsey; pair of Venetian glass vases. Miss Ditch- field cut glass salad bowl and spoon. Miss Williams, Alexandra green and goldpboto frame, Mr R. Laurence pair of Iusc!Ln vases, Mr and Mrs Beech; ...

... Just before serving remove ...

... flee it from and bone. il into smaW pieces. and lay it. on tllt disk Place the fish in a circle iouin! it pour over n good salad- mayonaise sauce. Garnish with slices of Itrird-boiled e^u, tomato, or beetroot. CHILLED KIDNEYS.—Among all the elabor- ate ...

... pool ia distinctly good — after lunching heavily on lobster salad and champagne. The thing is too absurd. Let any of your readers over fifty put it to him or her self: lunch heavily on lobstel salad and champagne and then go and bathe in a cold, stagnant ...

... Organist, Assistant Organist, and Lay Clerks of St. Asaph Cathedral presented the Rev. Canon Morton, M.A., with a handsome Salad Bowl and Servers, as a mark of their esteem and deep appreciation of his sterling merits, and as a slight memorial of his ...

... the kitchen, and tlie p#or cat is there aH alone. Customer (in a restaurant) See here, waiter, I've found a butfon in this salad Waiter That is all right, sir; it is a part of the^e-ssii-ig. Why did you pass yesterday, wwtbont looking at me ? said a beautiful ...

... Roast Ducklings. Boiled Chickens and Ham. Sweets. St. David's Pudding. Mince Pies. Jellies. French Past, y. Trifle. Cheese. Salad. Dessert. English Pine. Grapes. Nuts. Applea. After the table had been cleared, the President announced that he had received ...

... water, and then bring it gi-adiially to the boil. Take the pot from the fire, and let the china cool grad- ually. GERMAN VEAL SALAD.—Ceil a knuckle of veal in six quai ts of water. When tender re- move the bones, chop the meat small, and add the liquor, which ...

... trim them into neat pieces, all of a size then season with white pepper and a little salt, brush over with warm butter or salad-oil, and either grill or broil. BOTTLED FnUITs-Any kind of fruit may be pre- served thus Fill wide-mouthed bottles with the ...

... and Mrs Gavid—Handsome silver and china tea tray. Mr and Mrs Potter—Biscuit barrel. Mrs Aiuge-Painting. Mrs Ralli—Handsome salad bowl and servers. Misses Willbms-Silver cruet. Mr and Mrs E. Payne-Dresden ornaments. Mr -Westropp-Saled bowl and servers. ...

... COMPLEXION.—Few people knew that dandelion is an excellent thing for the complexion. The young leaves should be eaten as a salad, or the root of the dandelion maybe bruised, and the juice squeezed out and mixed in the proportion of two-thirds juice to ...