Miss Una Carter recommends this economical and delicious luncheon dish...

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18067, 19 April 1933, Page 9

Miss Una Carter recommends this economical and delicious luncheon dish...

! 801 l about three ounces of spaghetti in plenty of Doit inf? water for 20 minutes: .•-’train and put it In a saucepan with nearly a pint of brown sauce, a dessertspoonful of Lea & Perrins’ Sauce, two ounces of grated cheese, pepper and salt. When thoroughly hot arrange on serving dish, lay four poached eggs on it, sprinkle with chopped parsley and serve. "The ontire flavor depends, however, upon using the right sauce,” says Miss Garter, the well-known Cookery Expert and Gold Medallist, "It must be Lea & Perrins' for tt possesses a subtle ‘bouquet’ which is not contained In any other sauce. Lea & Perrins is made by a recipe of great fame. Before bottling, It is matured ‘in the wood’ to obtain Its rare flavor. A very little gives the best results."—s

Poverty Bay Hunt Club A very enjoyable day was spent by members of the Poverty Ray Hunt Club yesterday at Bushinerc, where the hounds met. There was a fair attend ance of riders and onlookers, who had ten in picnic fashion in a shady patch of hush near the. bunting licld. Those present included Mr. and Mrs A. H. Wallis, Mr. and Mrs. 11. H. Dels. Mr. and Mrs. J. Jolisou, Mr. and Mrs. 11. R. Williams; Misses J. Cameron, >S hitterill, E. Williams, S. Ormond, >J. Gods. Fiskeii. and J. gherratt; Messrs R. gherratt, R. and B. Dods, 15. Burke, li. Scott, S. Porter, Al. Miukland, f. McKenzie, R. Scott, W. Adair, and A. Broadhurst. ’arty for Bride-elect On Thursday evening last, Mrs Mercer, Grey street, gave a very onoynblc “kitchen” gift party in ■iior ol Miss Stella Sal I, prior to her airiage to Air K. Westmoreland, hid) was celebrated on Alonday. lames and dancing were ipdulgod in, nd a very dainty supper was 'prodded. A number of useful kitchen ltensils were received by the guest , honor, who was wearing a pretty rock of apricot satin, fashioned with tight-fitting corsage and an ankleengtli flared skirt. The hostess received her guests rearing a becomiug frock of brown tcpc-dc-chine, modelled with a flared kirt.

Dance at Mangapapa The first of a series of monthly dances to be held during the season by St. Joint’s Ladies’ Guild, Mangapapa, was held in the -Oddfebows’ Hail, Alangii papa, oil Monday evening. There was a very good attendance, 'and all present spent a. most enjoyable evening. The dance music was played by Airs. Aitken’s orchestra, and for nondancers card tables were placed on the stage where flag five-hundred was playsd, a tournament being held under the direction of Air. Haley.

The duties of ARC. in the ballroom, were capably carried out by Mr. A. Shelton. I lie Rev. F. J. Parsons announced (bat a similar function would lie hold overv month by the guild. A Alonte Carlo waltz contest was won by Aliss Walker and Air, Shaw.

The players at the winning card table were Air. and Mrs. J. Monk, Miss S. Monk and Mr. Sheen, while those awarded prizes tor the highest number of flags were Airs. E. Trowell and Air. Maginnity. A dainty supper was served, the hostesses being Airs. Steele, Mrs. Stevens and Aliss IT. Watkins.

bridge Party A very delightful bridge party was riven on Saturday evening by Air and Mrs A. J. Barnard, Hiirahura road, in honor of their son, Mr A. O. Barnard, Pahiatua, who has been spending the Easter holidays with them in Gisborne.

Mrs Barnard received her guests rearing a handsome frock of black taffeta and gold lace. The drawing-room was artistically lecorated with particularly beautiful luhlias in varied art colorings, which lad been presented by Airs H'jath Johnson for the occasion, and which cere very much admired, the blooms leiug outstanding in size and color, giving to the room the appearance of a •harming indoor garden.

Some very enjoyable rubbers of iridge were played at four tables, the prize-winners being: Airs Wilson, 1; dr D. Kinder, 2; Airs W. J. Sinclair, :. All were presented with charming gifts.

A deli ions supper was served, find 11 spent a very jolly time. In addition to the host and hostess nd fheir sons,'Messrs. A. 0. and I. Barnard, those present were Mr and Irs W. J. Sinclair. Air and Mrs AV. C. scott, Air and Mrs R. Wilson, Air and Mrs A. Blac.klyurn; Alesdanies H. 11. DeCostn, T. G. Lawless and W. F. lies, md Air D. Kinder. Ellerslie Fashions,

In spite' of a s’ky which occasionally became overcast, the weather remained line lor the final day of the Auckland Racing Club’s autumn mooting at GUerslie on Monday, with the result that the new fashions which appeared on Saturday were again to bo seen. Frocks with deep shoulder capes, bordered with fur, Astrakhan or ponyskin were worn • extensively, and the shoulder epaulettes and bishop or leg-ol'-mutton sleeves provided another striking note. The quaint new hats worn partly over one eye and frequently completed with an eyeveil, seem easier to wear than might at first have been imagined, and the stylo of showing much more of the hair than has been usual is very attractive.

Fairly light, grey was a popular color, and was in most capes combined with either scarlet or panna violet, Various shades of bright blue wore also well favored, while black and brown in smart suits hud their usual large number of adherents. St. Patrick’s Annual Ball

The City Hall was the scene of a large and jolly gathering on Easter Monday night, on the occasion of the St. Patrick’s .annual ball, which was held there, attracting a large number .of dancers. , A feature of this year’s' function was the hall decorations, which were carried out by .some ,of the younger men, amongst whom were Aiessrs. J Hogan, J. Keane, V. Bex ton, V. (Houston; R. Kigney, E. Gardner, D. Gallagher, and AL. Rohan.. Greenery, bamboo, and twisted ribands of emerald green and white adorned the walls, while from the centre of the coiling blue and gold paper streamers extondcjl; ip. canopy, fashion to tjhe, surrounding walls, and novel electric lighting was used with excellent effect 'during the evening, the general appearance of the hall commanding much favorable comment. The floor, too, was in splendid order as! a result'of the young men’s strenuous"work. • Airs.. Al.cnzies ’■ orchestra, seated on the'stage, .rendered the dance 'music,, maffy appropriate popular Irish airs be-

ing played, and greatly appreciated. ' The' duties of AI.G. V.wero' efficiently carried out by Alosfus. R. 0. Parker, B, Douglas, and L. Scholium. . A capable ladies/ eomniitteo was in charge of the .excellent supper arrangements, headed by Miss B. Murphy, ami comprising ALcsdaliics Kenny, J. AtcLood, Gardner, Chambers, Kigney, W. McDonald, Busckc, Sexton, Quinn, P. Sheridan, Arnold and Shone.

• A' delicious .supper, was served, the room being attractively decorated with festoons of asparagus felm, while the tallies were tastefully arranged with colored paper si,reamers and pottery vases of dahlias-, cosmos, Michaelmas daisies, roses, and other nutufun blooms ’intermingled with foliage. Those pretty • decorations were effected by Alisses R. Walker,’ At, .Barry, R. Sexton and Quinn, under the super vision of Airs. J. McLeod.

I Enjoyable extras were played by Miss O’Halloran, and Messrs, ji. Hoency and Pilkington. Home very pretty frocks were worn, the most popular being in pastel shades of green, blue and pink, and these intermingled with a tew black and white frocks made a very effective color combination in the ballroom. | Among the many present were Miss ! M. Barry, wearing shell pink brocaded taffeta and pastel lace; Miss B. Wal- | ncr, scarlet organdie, relieved with I white organdie flowers; Miss X. NoiJ cross, black taffeta and black and gold j lace; Mrs. Douglas, an emerald green Igeorgette (rock and a gold tissue J coatee; Misst I’. Brosnahan, white | satin; Miss (.1, Eade, blue organdie; j Miss IT: Davis, white georgette; Miss j S. Maine, white satin, with a diamante belt; Mrs. Davis, green lace and silver | tissue. J Aliss A. Walker wore a floral georI guttc frock; Miss C. McConnell, scar- ; let georgette; Miss M. OTladorau, red | and white satin; Miss J. Bilverwood, palo lemon sprigged taffeta; Miss C Mitchell, white frilled organdie; Miss C. Mead, pale pink satin; Miss L. j Kane, black and white satin; kliss E. I Douglas, pale pink satin; Mrs. It. j Hooper, apricot satin; Mrs. Meuzies, I white satin; Mrs. Bugdcn, pink taf!feta; Miss M. Aston, black georgette: Mrs. Warner, blue organdie; Miss D j Hume, pale pink angel-skin, trimmed i with green silk net; Miss A. Dobbie, j geranium red silk and lace; Miss it. 'O’Connor, salmon pink frilled satin.