TO-DAY'S DINNER.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1212, 22 August 1911, Page 9

TO-DAY'S DINNER.

(Spt-ciallj written for The Dominion.! TUESDAY. Macaroni soup. Grilled chops. Potato chips. Cabbage. LimliMarno pudding. LPfvDISFAR.MI PUDDING. One cup of flour, 1 cup of suet, 1 cup of marmalade, 1 cup of milk, I teaspoonful of enrbonato of soda, a pinch oi salt. Mix nil tlicso ingredients well together; put them into a buttered basin, leaving room to swell, ami steam 2} hours. FOR TO-MOIIKOW. Pen.rl barley. Stock. Two pounds filet of steak. Parsnips. Suet.

Women's Crusade. A well-attended meeting, under tho auspices oi the Women's Lrusaile movement, was held in tho Congregational Church, Lonscaoio Street, ou huniiay, at 5.15 p.m. lilt; chair was taken by Mr. Johnson Hngiit, who brieily outlined the object of tne .crusade. Auiiresses wero given by •Urs. B. H. Low, Ifev. C. A. .Suns, and -Ur. Brown, of Blenheim. All women were urged to sign the crusade book. Miss ilearn sang "The Holy City" very pleasingly. Feilding Notes. Ou Thui'silay Mrs. Gillespie gave a most enjoyable bridge afternoon. Among ine giasls were Mesdames tlalliday, Evans, Hooerts, M'Allum, Carr, Clayton, Alymer, ana Misses .Spain. JUrs. M'Allum proved tho. prize-winner. On Tuesday Mrs. Willis gave a similar ntlei'Ho-oii. The guests were Mesdames Ginospie, M'Allum, Montgomery, Alymer, Roberts, J-lorrocks, and others, Jlrs. Gillespie winning t'ho prize. ri] was a-large attendance at'tho Skating Carnival on, Wednesday night, and some ot the costumes were very good indeed.' Miss Olive Gould —as a Maori, with piccaninny and pipe—won tho prize for the best comic dress, and llr, Guy Goodbeliere, as a vegetable man, -won the gentleman's prize lor the best "comic." Miss O'Connor (Palmerston), best lady skater; Miss Bierre, best fancy dress; .Miss Lange and Mr. P. Fisher, tho couple race; Air. Carson (Palmerston), the backward skating and half-mile race. Among those linking and looking on wero Mesdames Montgomery, Coles, Lawson, G'oodbshcre, Hill, Miller, Haiding, Misses Shannon Bruce, E; Bruce, Prior, Ivirton, Haybittle (j), Hill, Moore, Miller, Sandilands, Messrs. Goodbehere, Davy, ICarkeek, Smith, Prior,, Coles, Lawson, Harding, Young, and many others. ■Miss Blackmore has returned from the south. . Sirs. Miles has returned from Marton. Mrs. Shaw is back from Masterton. Mrs. Woollams lias returned from Wellington. . - Mrs. and Miss Wheeler are at present in Palmerston. Miss Bishop is the guest of Mrs. Hallidav. llieTO was only a very small attendance at golf on Saturday,' although tho weather was beautiful. Miss Shannon and Mr. Grut played Mis; O'Halloran and Mr. Lewis for the mixed foursomes prize, and won. Among those playing wero Mesdames Grut, Ilardimj, Montgomery, Misses Haybittle, M<v>re, Burrell, Wvatt, Shannon, Bruce, Kirton, and others. Mrs. D. Caselberg returned to Masterfcn on Monday, after spending several weeks in Wellington. Mrs. M.-Meredith, of "Brooklyn" (Masterton), has left on- a visit to Christchurch, Mrs. Harding (Petcne) leaves on Wednesday on a short visit to Mrs. Deighton, Kawhatau. Mrs. J. D. Cruickshank is visiting Masterton. Mr. and Mrs. Tripp (Wellington) have been. visiting Napier. Mr. and Mrs. Cockburn Hood, who have L-een staying in Napier, left by motor for Masterton on Saturday. Mr. E. S. Pitt (Queensland) who has teen appointed to tho managership of the Queensland insurance Company, Ltd., in Kapler, in place of Mr. li. T., R. Watkins (recently transferred to liangitikei), has arrived in Napier with Mrs. Pitt. Tho-concert, which is being held for tho purpose of raising funds to assist in sending Miss Theima Petersen to Europe so that Sho : 1 tilhj- "c'ontinuo her musical studies undo!- 'the best available tuition, has been arranged to take place in the Concert Chamber of the Town Hall oil Monday, September 11. A considerable number of pcoplo are interesting themselves in the event, and an excellent programme may bo looked forward to.