A POND-LILY LUNCHEON

Fill a shallow dish with water, and put several lilies with their leaves

on top, but not so closely but that the water will show between them.

Hide the outside of the dish with an arrangement of the lilies and

their leaves, being careful not to have it look stiff. Cut your

guest-cards in the shape of open lilies, and paint them, writing the

name of the guest across their face. Have your bonbons all green and

white, and use plain white, or green and white china for serving the

meal as far as you can, for the sake of preserving the cool look of the

table. The ice cream may be in the pond-lily flowers, prepared as were

the peonies in the June luncheon. If the lilies are plenty, use them in

bowls about the parlours and halls, to carry out the idea of the day.

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