The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-03


! The very latest fad is flower salad
Salads made from chrysanthemums or
Snasturtiuris are now being eaten bY
epicures and in Paris it is said they are
lall eating with relish salads of pink
and white clover blossoms. Chrysan-
theuun,s are not only used for salads,
but are boiled and served in similar
way TO caulifioWer.
) 1t is claimed to be very delicious to
fhe taste. The naSturGum has been
an article of food for some time. as
house wives know who used the
pungent seeds in their pickles. The
leaves are now being used In both
salads and sandwiches and the flowers
are candied the same as rose leaves or
yiolets.
Mrs w F. Mcmillan. of Summit avenue,
gave luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. S. Dumond.
Of Sault Ste. Marie, and Mrs. H. X. Pine, OF
White Bear.
Miss Catherine Bol:nger. of Igehart street,
gave q thimble bee yesterday afternoon.
Miss Reach, of Capitol boulevard, gave a
luncheon Thursday for Mrs Cross. of Cali
fornia.
Miss Lucille Davis. Of Fairmount avenue.
entertained Thursday. 1t was her birthday
Rev. d. D. Mitchell, the new pastor Of
the Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian church.
was rendered a reception Friday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore, en-
Smith avenue.
The ladies of St. Mary's Episcopal parish
gave farewell reception Tuesday evening Tor
Mr. and Mrs S. w. Searles who have gone
TO New York TO reside
Miss Nora McDonough gave dancing party
Tuesday evening at her home on Hudson
avenue.
Mrs. E. E. Hughson entertained the Mid
summer Euchre club last week at her resi-
dence on Dayton avenue. Mrs. George Thomp-
son, Mrs. John Mclean and Mrs. Charies
Eastman of Minneapolis. won the prizes.
Mrs. S. Jacob, of Reaney street, gave din
ner Wednesday evening for Mr.. and MIS-;
Greengard of ST. Louis. Covers were laid
for twenty.
Mrs. oliver Dalrymple entertained informal
" at whist Tuesday afternoon at her nome
on SUNNI avenue.
Mrs. VIM. A. Kelier,of Osceo.a avenue, gave
a bicycle party Wednesday evening for her
brother-in-law Edgar Ross Keller. The guests
were Misses Gertrude Gray, Grace Morton.
Margaret Eigerton Ethel spooner and Marie
Moreland, Elmer Nortol and Eegsr Keller
Nr. and Mrs. Garland chaperoned the party.
Mrs. Keller was assisted by Mrs w. H. he--
Ter, Of Platte CITY, Mo.
Miss Julia Rogers gave a tea Friday after
noon at her Summit avenue home. The rooms
were decorated with ferns, roses and swee.
peas. The dining room was in green and
white with smilax and bride roses. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Caro,iae Saund
ers. Miss B,anch Cough, Mss Ruby Go:zian.
Miss Edith Forepaugh, Miss Mamie Living
et3n, the Misses Charlotte and Frances Rog-
ers and the Misses Carey.
Mrs. F. NJ. Whitney, OF Dayton avenue, will
give a morning euchre and bre 1kfa;t Thurs
day for her guests, Mrs. Gilbert and Miss
Gilbert of Detroit.
Miss Ella Richards gave musical Friday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert e. Seibert,
of New York. The rooms were decorated with
sweet PEAS and ferns. Mrs. Charles E. Craig
and Miss Shaw were in charge Of the table
and Mrs. William Johnson served punch. Miss
Gibson. Miss Rogers, Miss Kreiger, Miss
Strong ard Miss Nabersberg assisted. Vocal
numbers were given by Miss Shave and H. E.
Phillips and piano numbers by Mrs. Henning
Fernstrom.
A reception was given Friday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ ore, OF
Smith avenue, for Rev D. D. Mitchell tae
new pastor of the Goodrich Avenue Presby-
terian church. The rooms were dsc 1ratei
e: Mackean Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Spangler and
w. e. Beckwith assisted in receiving ami
the dining room was In charge of the NJ sses
Moore, Sadie Radcliffe, Alice Hare and Lillian
Snyder. The plstors OF other Presbyterian
churches were among the guests.
Mrs. Charles A. Van Duzee of Ashland
avenue, wiz give a luncheon Thursday for
Miss Wood of Arlington, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hanft, of 1888 Rose
street gave a garden party Tuesday afternoon
for their niece, Miss Salma Alt.