WOMAN'S WORLD.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1722, 12 April 1913, Page 4

WOMAN'S WORLD.

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TO-DAY'S DINNER. , [Specially Written for The Dominion.] •SATURDAY. Mulligatawny Soup. Stewed Tripe. Bacon. Potatoes. Mushrooms, Peach Pudding.' Crpam. SUNDAY. Soupo a la Koine. Jugged Rabbit. Potatoes. Cauliflower. Apple Pie. Sensational Pudding. Cream. ' ■ FOR SUPPER, , ' Salmon. Cucumber Salad. Dressing. Trifle. Orange Pudding. JUGGED RABBIT. , ' One rabbit, three tablespoons butter, li pints water, 12 cloves, sliallots, piece of lemon'rind, small piece bacon, lialfteaspoon thyme, salt, pepper, 1 heaped teaspoon of flour, browned. Cut rabbit into small parts, soak in salt and water for one hour, drain and dry well, dip in the browned flour, salt, and pepper; make tho butter hot, and fry; when nicely browned all over, take out nnd put into u jar; mince shallots finely, and fry them until nicely browned, then add them to' rabbit, with voter, cloves, bacon, lemon rind, salt, and pepper; fasten down so that steam cannot escape; 6tand in a saucepan of boiling water or in a very moderate oven, and cook for about two hours; tako out, the rabbit, .thicken tho gravy with blonded flour, add a littlo caramel to make a rich brown colour, cook for about five minutes, and strain over the rabbit; servo garnished with slices of lemon. Defiance Butter. All Grocers*

For the Protection of Women, A meeting of tho Society for tho Pro lection of Women and Children was held tin Friday afternoon, Mrs. W.'A. Evans, president, presiding. There were present: Lady Stout, Mesdnines A. R. Atkinson, G. Ponsonhy, W. I'. Ward, A. A. Corrlgan, G. Winder, olid Dr. Platts-Mills. A number of cases wore reported upon, ancl It was decided to givo lielp where necessary. The following resolution wan 'passed That the society invito all societies interested in homo and civic life to join in requesting tho trustees of the' Macarthy Fund to set aside a sufficient 6Um j to establish a chair of domestic 'seiehco at Victoria College for tho middlo d.ir,trict of Now Zealand., Tho following sub' scriptions woro ■ acknowledged Consolidated Dental Company, 215.; Miss Cootes, 10s.; Mr. A. Ferguson,' 10s.; Dr. Harty, 7s. 6d.; Hill and Son, Ltd., ss.;', Judgo Palmer, 55.; Mr. Sheridan, ss. j Misa Dowdswell; 55.; Mrs. Fruliauf,' sa. J '"Adaptability," ss. . Y.W.C.A. Notes; :Tho lecture on "Poisons," which was ta have been given by Professor Eastoriield this cvouiug, lias been postponed to & later "date. ■ An invitation is extended to thoso at tho women's meeting m St. John's Church on Sunday afternoon, to attend tho strangers' tea at tho Y.W.C.A. Club rooms, over Fowlds's Buildings. Before the tea a meeting will bo held, at which, the speakers will bo Mr. Alexander, Mrs. Alexander, and Mrs. Norton, 'of tho mission party, at present in Wellington. 'Those desirous of being present arp aßkod to bo seated beforo 4.45 p.m., ot whichi timo tho meeting commences. :—__— Our Ha'sterton. correspondent writes that at St. Patrick's Church, Masterton. Mr. Alexander Weil Long was married this week to MiSs Julia C. Duggan, daughter of tho late Mr.,R. Duggin. 'of Marlborough. , Mrs. F. Fitcbett, who has been visiting Mrs. F. Baumo in Auckland, returns to .Wellington to-day, and will tako up hor- ' residence at Day s Bay House, Miss Lulu 'Brandon left yesterday by. tho Maungonui, for' Sydney. Mis 3 Eileen Jackson (Sydney), who has beon visiting hor grandmother. Mrs. Jackson, of "Studley," Lower Hutt, Ims gone on a visit to Christchurch. and Dunedin. Mrs. Meldrum (Hunterville) is tho guest of Mrs. Malcolmson, Lower Hutt. Mrs. Jackson (Dunedin) and'the Misses Darling left yesterday for Sydney. Dr. and 'Mrs. Hope Lewis (Auckland) are in AVellington and nro staying at the < Grand Hotel.' Mis 9 Mackerras arrived in Wellington from tho south yesterday and left in the afternoon by the Maungauui for Sydney. Miss Ruth Anderson (CJiristchurch) ig returning t;o;the. Dominion by tho Mac®, donia, due'within'the next day or two, from her visit to England. Captain 'Lambert,, of tho «,s.' Arahura, Mrs. and 'Miss Liimbert left Wellington yesterday Jfor Sydney. . Mr. Mark Cohen, editor of tho Dunedin "Star," and MrsXColien wcro passengers by' tho M&unganui, ; which left Wellington, for Sydney yesterday. ' Jlrs". Eitcliio (senior) and Dr. and Mrs, J (Dunedin) lift; 'Welling;tori ..yfeterda^ijfor/^Sydney./v/ui^ Mrs"oiidWlfs. l 'Frh'hk 'Loiiafiifof Napier, left';on' Wodnesday en routi) for England,