TO-DAY'S DINNER.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 442, 26 February 1909, Page 3

TO-DAY'S DINNER.

• , (Specially written for Tun Dominion.)

I and": Tomatbes.;< Potatoes. ■ : .'; ■] : -; ; ,Oysters'.on.Shill;7:Brown.Bread and.Butter.', J ■■■•'-fi i ;■':•■; : '\ ! . ; S'"' : Bultet:av pieyish 'andlput' in layers 'of. .fish; : ;^^^andislices■■: oi;tomato"'alternately'with pepper ', v-V-'.and;salt,'nutmef.-grouDd mace,;and a:sprinK. . i ;ling.of: juice, between 'each layer. Finish ' :-. , i^iintt 1 --iVlaj;er; , ftl^br.ead6fumbsi : and. , put..a.few. ■: ';... pieces''ofjbuffef?on.thej"top.i-'- : ".Bake about 1$ , ■■-:', minutes .if is ''already, cooked, from. I :V i '■'. SO=tt>.-:4orminutes;.ifVthe.'fish'; is uncooked:;;;;!.;,■,; } S'i-;ftSiS^-;ffi^^^^^R?OW.;-v:, :: -:^. , "' : '■';■ ■', .:t ; ;";'2io7 l igravj, , !; ''/"rC?' ; f.':'''''-'''-'-' : i\,''-■ : :i ':"■■' '';-'■ \ '■■'^i : \ ; &- ! ;i^M^pß^SirNDAY;^-' | ; -'f-'^-^ : ' i ■; > / ;:.Oystef~ soup,: forequarter.. of 'lambi ~peasi flgs,' < ;^:enet^-eggs,'fruit-forstewing;'!■-f'-"-)-.■.'■•..;'■ \ .■ ;'-•■> ■': ■ i :^SX^.K;i^|w^O^ : SjrpPEß:^ -;:■'-One-oxf : tongue;: salad,"jrhubarb, lemon,-gela-; , 'f:\. Biie.,toreSio', , .'sponge;.finger;bisouits;.- cherries.-.■: !

MR. 'AND MRS. C. H. IZARD.

r f% •■-&.<iW'fi 7 ifV ; ; ~j- : :•:/: : y± ;-////■';,' /LAST;:EVENING> : < ■;■ iss'; ; LadyjWard) and:' Mrs:. ;'Findlayj ; ".the ; .ihbst-" ;V^;.»*sVat : --ye^rday's-- , it/Home , 'gireri';for';Mr.- "•■'' »nd.Mr3j?lza'rd,iwitli.all/:the others Who in-, '.;':.■ the'fußotionj-Had-'good reason : to feel satis- 5 . ;■ ; ■- hdtt?'wd4«i)uarmui'(jly v 'arranged, ;the■ guests ; '; : ; : : ;.!were-n4'merOTy!and\repreMntatiye;: , ;: ■-• ;.■ speeches: rcere' plea'saritvarid- brief, and to: the i ."'point?; iiAdded'to-tiiiSj'Hhe.opportunity'-,'.'of' •■ : :\\wa»-:'one^.that;\tlieb>many:;lnends;:"enj6ye3..' v'The'rMe J pti6n-: : wasi ; held-Wthe Concert'Chain-' which" was well filled' vv:7lffiv^e^gßeste.'^'Teii';wae'fserTed,'at,-'inahy- :; :.:.iittle:'tables, 'set.abbutv.the room)'-a'nd.-decor- ; ; ; >r'ated%itli; flowers, Jand/tbie stagefurnished,: v:■^:■oalJfetMiSahd i ■['■: .soreens^and^decoratedwith flowers and pot ■■':■:■. plaits/forming ; an , ;-artistio'setting-:for ! 'the : ■)■; speakers^and-"•guests \ of'.; honour,".; when- the, ; >inp)^'fenp"us?.'paift.jqf'- l .the afternoon; : .began. c 4 During ;: the;afteriioon ! Mr^ln'man/sang''one : ;.;.'■ Mrs.'iQueree played a pianoforte ' : '-■:'■* eolo",tjna,-Madame.:NJta Steele.'gave a reoita- ?.':;" tionipf-:-i^~'^'''.-iX'y'f'\] s ,''-', •('■■,• --''vv: :,•..■,' '^l?-'\;-£ady;::Wari---iand:-Mrs/>EfadIay ;i acted'--.'" ; 'as' ri. ?■: [oint-hbstessce and.received : the ; guests, Lady :!.■ : Wardi-wearing'.a-.'frootipigrej": crepe-de chine; S:\/indWd'btaek-plumeapi(ilUM'&t/;lfrs:Findlsly-•:'-.-/.wore :.a -grapeful .frock of ninoii. .'[■;f:.9Tfe'Uwhij»,\frinmed,wrjililacoinwrtioh''i'anda : ■ :;,: white'vKat'swithed with.'wliite'tulleCanafin-. : : with/;blackvpluraes.:;:Mrs.' Izard's frock :}i-y'■was; l 'pfs:.w|iitftisilk, 'trimmed. with>;fine:white ;W/lace,-iand,i,ivith;Vit : /she::wpre;Sa: small Hat of .;.-■; Base,',plue;>ith :ilacl£:plumes.-/ r-." : ' : -:•;■'■;■ < .-.o: ; ; - ■. : ; '.The7gathering--.was 1 "a • Bdcialj'- rather- than a j : political, one,'i and.thoroughly represen'tatiyo, i ■^ : '-»P^-^r ; \":an'd\ : Mwi" i Mrd'--haVe-cpme-'into dose ■r stoftrot ;tljel fcpinmjinity , ,; and■ in'.levpryi-section ■: ■ ;■; \ th«y.> h.aye.'.f riehds'.}': , . This/.f act 'indeed' caused - H ■> : ' ; BomftV I nh'eiaW.ess;v!'fprV>tl:'ey- ,: knew that ■ with; ■V^■':" su9ffi*large. circlevpf-friends it-was:inevit- ••'■' : f-, f^j*■ •- a^ ."EPmeTthb^; would very /much -have .:' ./lii£ea.'.to:J)e' presentsho-uld not have- j receivcd ■■•;■■■;;Jn«jte&qnsi:f/and-nhey- v <'exprfes3ed --the -lope ,s v, -that™o'n<s"yould •ttfckvtheyoversight' ; haS • ; v v^«e^,anything;;*ui; : Mfs'iiar'dr;.;es^oia^yJia^inter^sM#lßyf; u m;various' .-.-.-. •; ■-■: hafi "always /been, alert' and.iii tere'sted/ahd "ready to help ;; . ; tii: mattSrs.where, she 1 - thought she could -be i: ..or service ) and it was v a' ( .Tery- genuine feel-•■'.:Vmg-that prompted her-friends'to make : her ; /;> a: ; was <;presented -V/: with.a-silver/fiask/.andVMrs; Izard with a ;; > beautiful little.bracelet;""inade of-igreenstone -; ibals connected.with:a,chain of.New Zealand ;,;;: ; gold,a memento- offthe'Dbmihiori; Tvhich : ] '' [ t Sj3SW.-^?V r fti% : eathcring jn;a: g racesft,woAild"prize yery.:highly- ' '-■'' yftS ng -wJ?V m ? ln y/ 'guests present were :Dr; Mr.: ■- '~ : xi •i^^ el i, Mr -'and/MrsHField;;Mr, and :;: ,: : fc; ; and.-Mrs-and,theFiaisses: ; "-^S ? ? Jl^W'?^^V'ana '; M ? B: ' Mart 'nV'Mr./and ;: /iM«;^ews! e y;;l^::Li t eKfi e r Vsr~M ' and-Mrs; sDevine,■;Mr..:and %■■■ M i* 3 'Harcpnrt^Mr.scT.-Y:: Seddon and;the V.^MusM^etfdfm; -Mn. : ;: : and / MissV ?:■■s££*ss■; Mj«/.Kane//Mrs. ;■ ,Fiteera!d, r Mrs; ; : a nd;the.3lisse S^uttsiii Mrs " : 'MrVV&# 5 --1 f ] ?P Mrs;-de Castro, /- ■':/ Mrs., Stafford,-.; Mrs: -Stbtt.": Mrs' ham 'DrVr Edith E ;s:^l!'^^ton-,Mr,:.Toogood,-M II MS' :;: ¥Zmfa wS- >lz^d ] we/for" the Old ** 6ut : : - ex ??- eB sing;;their 'esteem' air- : - ' during /their/long:, resi- :'■ : haldrawn ■ rnnna-the l ? a of people of all :. ,/,clas«s;v^hb-r e garded ; : ; them s as ? .a4ng to! .;. :wost-estimable.,.citizensvof:the.'city : The ;;;: Sf^^ : forgotten.and V theyV had ■' {i l^r? 0^ 111 of - to.the .city.: fear, : "'S^l^ : w h S ;i "S ,lesi integrity; and, ■'* ■■'& t lv ' ■■ t m^ ' so ' Sir ■ ;; i^^^la¥^^'^ ;o^^d : ' ■ Mlledfer'tl, ,; l tb?r9 J was nnythihg that: ■ :..- i -Alr.», and-Mrs.'-Izard-'to ; accept l "tokens nf - ; :|?^^?b*alf /of :their'&dt^(Aj ...,,: ~P aase.).rHe cpncluded by wishing- them co£ ,': Pl^: s «jce.ss-m every possible way, - ™-? ■;-j..-^e,Hon { .m Findlay remarked that the :■ -fcehng of.the gathering .was spontaneous and . ; - : .: genfli.iie.frße ■ had/known: Mr™zaS^?i ;ous;. capacities, Y of /citizen' , ;-; councillor,: and-politician: ; In each of -.;: ■'.- those he had/taken a fine: standard of hon- , .our, and:;they knew that his-service had been ;.■-:. ft«nt«d-;by/ : :public..spjrit. and enthusiasm ■'■'■.■■'iV-^^?!iS?s'H ,hil(1 --- i 5? rved ' hiß ' oo,isiiit nerioy.' . f -.-' fetter than; they knew, -:bujb ho-.was .too modest ■■■•;.■, to. make, asurccssful politician./ The speaker : '. kuew.that.-iniParliainent Mr..lzard-did much .-■■■. nsoful and/nota little-."really;" splendid work, but therewas;n6:loud trumpeting by tho man ; : .j who ; _didMtA?-IH/tho long",run; public service Rot- its true estimate, and ho ventured topre- ,-. tlict_thafcin-:throe years.fronThow, his public Eorvjees-m parliament would stand in higher / ./ estimntion: th :^.;tf. ," s did ."(Applause.). ■■-,-,;,.Hi5,-liesrep yfflu'W.agree.witichimithat a>de- ■■-'■'■. y- O . fc W;J?.; ,1 ' ! ty;{on!i>p T .=watchfulness'-.for.ithe. lntoi'flstn-of man to , ., ...exprnt somo-permfinoncy of public life; he was city, his ..pirtliplare;:would have tho privilege of being rewpspnW:b,v -him;m Parliament. Referring to ■■.{»... Izard./Dri/Findlay spoke of her : .;-nia.<?nilipent hcln to herhusband m the recent ■;■;/., ... ....

A WAT UNA' EAST,

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