... FASHIONS OF TUE DAY. I ?? SPRING DRESsES. YELLOW AND IVORY LACE. FANCY COLLARS. RECIPE FOR CA.TCHIN\G (C'OL1A). Yellow lace is in fashiom again, but the ivory torte seems to be preferred to the deoper and more emphatic. Grey and beige cloth lati.t are ...

... though wine used several of entrees, the recipes are by no means extravagant. Wine, in fact, is often economy in sauces, enabling the cook to dispense with expensive and elaborate stock. Several of the recipes deal with the utilisation of moat •already ...

... trimmings wonderful clusters of fruit different kinds—such as cherries, red and white currants, etc. Some of these fruits are unripe, and I saw one charming hat trimmed with green and unripe cherries cunningly intermingled with the ripe fruit. One the most ...

... eatables on band, and among light savouiy sandwich os—often more in demand than sweet things—l would recommend the following recipe for making Rainbow Sandwiches well worth trial. Have ready some tliinlysliocd tomatoes, small cross, watercress, and hard-boiled ...

... on bed moss beneath the tree. Quo indispensable adjunct to the festive season is a proper Christmas cake,” for which give recipe, as it makes a most effective addition to children’s party. Take hall a pound of butter, beat it to cream, and mix with it ...

... knows, when, in the highest ascents, he prescribes for his climbers a ” rawonion.” • * * * ~f' Meanwhile, I have received a recipe for Curried Tomatoes ” from friend, whoso illustrious name, by the way, is better known in the world of art and literature ...

... always be kept very bright and spotless. Having gone so far with the dessert dishes, it might be advisable to give here a recipe for filling them very prettily, so I submit the following one for dessert fancies.” Very pretty fruits may be made in the ...

... anodynes for half the petty ills that flesh is heir are found in the orchard and fruit garden we will but look for them. Hero a recipe for apple-water, wholesome and refreshing drink for invalids. Take a good cooking applo, cut into slices, and put it into ...

... correspondent, who is kind enough to say that she “ regularly notes the recipes” of our column, asks for one for making simnel cake. I can only tell her that any plum cake recipe answers the purpose, although the richer, of course, the better for genuine ...

... arrived at this passd’* condition, recipes are being sadly neglected. One ray filff* ™•* looks gloomily the vast expanse ...

... more appetising than it sent to table broken. Fresh fruit the jelly is a great improvement, such as currants, raspberries, cherries, grapes, or pineapple cut in dice. Any of these may be placed in the mould before the contents aie set, and ill turn out ...

... 15s. 7id. Wyman and “ Beauty as a Fine Art.” The Cult of Personal Attractiveness. With Recipes and Formulas. By lady Jean. 150. Is. 6d. National Hygienic Co. “Cherry Ripe ” Romance. By Helen Mathers. Pp. 554. Is. Jarrold and Sons. ALSO RECEIVED. Illustrated ...