TO-DAY'S DINNER.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 443, 27 February 1909, Page 11

TO-DAY'S DINNER.

{Specially written for Tub Dominion.] SATURDAY. " Sausages in' Batter. > Potatoes, Cabbage. Applo Fritters. - SUNDAY. Oyster Soup. Boast Lamb. Peas. Potatoes. Fig Pudding, Stewed Fruit. Baked Custard. SUPPER. Cold Lamb. Ox Tongue.' Salad. , Bhubarb Shapo. Whipped Cream. Charlotto Ensso. I . APPLE FRITTERS. Two apples (peeled, cored, and out into thin slices), sprinkle a little sugar over, and then dip in the batter, and fry m deep boiling fat. !Drain on paper, and servo at once with sugar sifted over ithom. ' x batter" for, fritters. Jib. of flour, 1 egg, 1 teaspoonful of 'buttery 1 pu of tepid water. Put the flour in a basin. Beat the yolk of an egg with the water. Make into a smooth batter with the flour; add the butter (melted), .and. just before using the white of egg,beaten stiff. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL fNotices of Engagements and Wedfliurs- . ' When reports of ncddings and announce- , tnents of engagements are sent to "Dominica" for publication, tho name and t address of th» bender should be cnclrwd, cot for publication, but as an evidence of good faith. Otherwise the aunouncomeuU cannot' be published.! Masterton Notes. , _ Mrs. A. B. Bunny, who, with her family, has beon staying at Muritai for tho past three or four months', is at present paying a flying visit to Masterton, returning in a lew days time for a fow more weeks at Muritai. Miss M. Holnrwood, of Masterton, leaves, on Tuesday coxt for a two months' visit to friends. . w Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, of Masterton, arc staying at Oriental Bay.

Miss Vallanoo and Miss Ethel Bennett returned to Masterton yesterday morning, after spending a few dajs in town. Miss E. Wyett is spending some time in "Wellington with her brother, Mr. 1 E. Wyett, and his wife. Miss Ruby Hibbard, of "Tdevarrack," Merivalo, Christchurch, who has been spending some weeks with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Machon, ""Dirfliy," Featherston, has gone to visit friends in Dannovirko. Miss E. Blomquist, who for the past two years has been assistant mistresß at Te Ore Ore School, Ma3terton, and who has, been transferred to Karangahape School, Auckland, was presented yesterday afternoon with a pair of silver-mounted cut glass scent bottles. Mr. A. J. Percy, chairman of the School Committee, on behalf of the pupils und committee, referred in eulogistic terms to Miss Blomquist's ability as a teacher, and wished her every success in her new position. ' *■ The second carnival of the Masterton Ladies' Swimming Club drew a largo crowd "of deeply-interested relatives and friends of the various competitors at the r Pubho Baths on Thursday afternoon, Tho day was delightfully warm and sunny, and the water invitingly clear. A string band',enlivened the proceedings with'music, and afternoon tea . mas dispensed, under tho supervision of Mesdames Eton, Graham, and Yarr. The president of the club,' Mrs. Blackman, presented the prizes, some of which were very handsome, and were donated by various friends and sporting enthusiasts. Three x sisters, tho Misses Annie, Nellie, and Ella O'Leary. distinguished themselves. particularly. Among those looking on were:— Mesdames Morrison, Tabuteau, Vallanco, Hosking, Hathaway, Lawrence, J-igo, Dwyer, James, Galway, Bunny, Chennells, Logan, Cameron, Raynor, Waddington, Perry, O'Connell, Carpenter, Summeroll, Jackson, Donald, and'the Misses Gray, Hooper, Bell, Holmes, M'Gregor, St. Georgo, Payton, Mopre, lorns, Hamlin, Meredith, Williams' Carr, Munro, Tully, Wolters,. Gower, Wolff, Jackson', Jae;o, Thomas, Waddington, Bennett, and Gillespie (the secretary). Notes from" Murital. Mrs. Tittons has returned to Palmorston North after"-!a Btay at Muritai.of several: months. '~ i

:,vc-Miss Alexa Wilson: (Naseby), 1 :who haB v been' - hl? es V °f s-vHerdmah-fat: Muritaii-'left' -.". i to ;sperid^;a ; fortnight' with, Mrs.' i /(.^igntfopt..jn<Cart%ton;:; ''■/:'■: f, :fv';.:-." ; 'v;Ss'^ s -; ; ;6iKv^^ ;v :;^"P^W^r:^^rs: (Mrs^::West's)ihouse V^^H^^'B^ ' -> ; M^Tp m bs's-house at ! ■.V-V^Mite!/*/--''^ ■'- - - iSiKtf 8 &%$ *&■ '.*W*?« acoidbnt;thati 'Ainy:-and-TO]y; celluloid combv in Mis^ ■••': ...wMiMes'a hair catching fire, evidently as , ;-vS*irol? /without some :-SS# e^ lses w >;, Wr,.?irls: the..great' danger' of 'these' faricv . ; caWhWS ■y. W& a ;S°°& -.distance-from'a ! flame ? ColluM f?^y^;#.dictSr y 'doe ■■'■:'' r-'-jv '.nara elastic composition made'' bv siih- ■ ■ ■'■■ iut: :,:,:Ootton y ■■:: , B " higlily™ X -- * S^^tto*^^««; bf'thSed:: ■ ■■' : 23&' VrS which: girls-love to , ; ,V.Wmdoah ,-,,K e :.any .:girl,'has:- not seen: the: " ' instructive: " : ba'-Ziuf'<& — p!d: COfflb ' ?nd ' sh ° ' will - ~ De ,startled,at the. vigour, and .the: size of the , combs:,thatsare genuinely horn;' They are' ; : ;;Jnoro. and-'the gloss' :: ? *"*??i them in;tune; but' it is worth while ::>fS^ a know; that you are jiot ■.;« kel y:at;any;'oad moment' to be :set on'fire' :,.' :^rou'.aref..working,about' by' the stove:or; •,/ m ovuig:,close:'toV'ahy.;hake4: light.-- ' : : -'

of .Hutt,ieft for *M; south: last; night./,";;?.:,, ;. :;:.-.;: v;MrsV Hudson:'Wiliiamsoni' from 1 Auckland, ;M;the guest-of Mrs;.;Wi!loughbyy at;Wainui! : . ;Mrß.,Seatph;andher.':sister-ih:law-;;:Miss t^atxm;;;are;at;;preserit;in-.Rptorua.,;v,v. ";v v)-' "^"^'th/tOT- : ."Miss; fright;; ffrom ; Clir'istchurch;: is • w ■'■■ S £ eS K"°k-H T --'^isfem-law, .':Mr B ; .:.G.; AVnght I Yat'Da7^::Bay.; ; ;;V;;.,,>.•. . ... -■■:...;;; . i- Miss ; Mrs: I rancos/Stevens;; Oriental ; Bay. i ; -: v> J ; : : :■-;•, , 'gone : to Australia . to ', n - le oj-.Madame'Me!ba:.-;.lt'is'reported that: when ! Madam i eMelba,tours'New..ZealandMiss Amsley;,will;t)e.one>f-her;paity.-:; ;;::; ■';'-M > n^J %^':%-'Moore, : of;the v Missions s°^^? me P> spending:: strenuous days-sinco. the:;wreck;;pf: the-Penguin; v , ; At the; time-of.tbe-.wreck.they.; were fust- finish-;holiday;.which-they::uitended;tD,: spend "at biimner,; but;f as; 'soon/as;; the 1 : news - reached ihem;; they came; : back to.-, Wellington to - give whathehxthey, could.;::*;;::"-:>' :. ;, -.•■-.■