The same as Neapolitan, No. 227; which see for directions and use of molds. The bill-of-fare writers get tired of and having the same thing over and over instead of repeating Neapolitan they call it panachee, it being like panachee jelly, which is of three colors in layers, and named after the tri-colored feather which used to be worn in the hat as the sign or badge of the French republican.

To save trouble on the occasion of this party supper, the 2 quarts of white ice cream frozen with the dinner cream in the morning was divided, and half of it colored with caramel and cinnamon and frozen again in a small pail set in a wash-tub of small ice and salt. The red was cherry juice taken from the preserving kettles and mixed with water, then frozen the same way and all three kinds put in brick moulds and packed down for 3 hours. Cost 67 cents for 3 quarts.