t was her name?
15. The best man was a soldier; who was he?
16. When in the civil war did the groom and best man become
acquainted?
17. A little sister of the bride was flower girl; what was her name?
18. In what church was the ceremony solemnized?
19. In the thoroughfares of what foreign city did they spend their
honeymoon?
20. What motto greeted them as they entered their new dwelling?
21. Who did the bridegroom finally turn out to be?

Answers.

1. Ben Bolt.
2. Sweet Marie.
3. America.
4. Suanne River.
5. Maryland, My Maryland.
6. Comin' Through the Rye.
7. In the Gloaming.
8. Her Golden Hair was Hanging Down her Back.
9. Sweet Violets.
10. After the Ball.
11. Won't You Be My Sweetheart?
12. If you Ain't Got No Money You Needn't Come Around.
13. In Springtime, Gentle Anne.
14. Annie Laurie.
15. Warrior Bold.
16. While We Were Marching Through Georgia.
17. Marguerite.
18. Church Across The Way.
19. Streets of Cairo.
20. Home, Sweet Home.
21. The Man That Broke The Bank at Monte Carlo.

The answers to the above should not be arbitrary. There are many songs
that afford quite as good answers as those given above, and the score
should credit anyone that makes a reply which fits the question.

A RED ROSE BREAKFAST.

"I find earth not gray, but rosy,
Heaven not grim, but fair of hue."

Here is a pretty breakfast for the month of June.

Have for the centerpiece a huge bowl of jacque-minot roses. Use long
sprays of the leaves and arrange the flowers very loosely in the bowl.

Have for the boutonnieres at each cover a bunch of red rose buds tied
with scarlet ribbon.

The place cards are also red roses cut to the required shape from rough
drawing paper and appropriately colored.

Of course the red touch will be introduced as frequently as possible
into the menu. Serve tomato soup, salmon salad and claret water ice.
Cakes must be glazed in red, and the ice cream, served in artistic
little baskets of spun sugar, to take the form of red roses.

Have side dishes filled with pink coated almonds and candied rose
petals.

Then, during the dessert course, introduce what is called a Rose Shower.

This will be on the order of the literary salads that were so popular
some time ago, but it is newer.

The idea is this: Cut from red tissue paper a couple of dozen little
leaf shaped pieces to be crimped and creased and coaxed