Vol. XXIII

MAY, 1919

No. 10

CONTENTS FOR MAY

BOX LUNCHEONS FOR OFFICE OR SCHOOL

THE GARDEN AND ITS HERBACEOUS BORDER,

THOSE LITMUS-PAPER DOUGHNUTS, Jennie Lawrence Pratt 731

SEASONABLE AND TESTED RECIPES. (Illustrated with half

tone engravings of prepared dishes) MENUS FOR WEEK IN MAY

Janet M. Hill

745

66

66

753

Emma Gary Wallace 757

Grace P. T. Knudson 760 "Selected Verse" 761

HOME IDEAS AND ECONOMIES:-A Model Kitchen in the

Mountains The Arrangement of Flowers

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