The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-03
MYSTERIES OF COOKING
Women at Federation Building Learn How
- Nanrort Hesserts.

women at Federatlon BUILDING LEARN r'oW
to concoct Desserts. @
At the federation building this morning
the women were initiated into the mys-
teries Of making some very alluring and
wholesome desserts, treated under the
title Of Dainty Dishes" by Miss Shep-
herd the decture demonstration Of scien-
ti1c cookery. In one short hour Miss
Shepherd concocted ginger, coffee and
Chocolate creams. coffee custard and al
mond waters. She showed her audience
that the palate may be tickled with sweet
dishes Of attractive aspect without
threatening the health Of the family. as
these desserts are almost wholly Of milk
and cream variously treated and favored.
Tomorrow morning Mrs. Margaret
Blair will give a demonstration sewing
lesson with class Of fifteen little girls.
The Saturday lecture will be by Miss
Shepherd on Salads" taking sweetbread
salad as type of meat salad. and making
also vegetable and a fruit salad.
The hostesses to-dy were Mines. M. B.
Weber. Winona: A. c. Rogers. Faribault;
r. A. Marble, Duluth: j. H Crowley, Du-
luth; L. Littleton. Moorhead; G. III. Dem
neston, Crookston; G.. A. Hormel Austin;
L. II. Carpenter, Park Rapids; G. G. Ray,
Merriam Park; ]. w. Buswell. ST. Peter;
Misses Elizabeth Knight, Buffalo,; Ella
Roe. Duluth. s> g
They not only received the visitors and
gave, Information. but assisted Mines.
Plant and Schuette In serving tea In the
tea room from to 8. ...
There have been five entries received
by Mrs. w. NJ Liggett In the competition
among servants for the, longest term Of
service and three entries In the servants
cooking contest These competitions will
be decided tomorrow by Mines. W. s.!
Pattee, F. j. Wilcox of Mortified and
E. w. Randall. ~
Yesterday afternoon Mines. e. NJ La
Penotiere and c.. A, .Dibble judged the
rural school exhibits. giving first prize to
the Mower county display and second to
Otter Tail.
Guests at journal Building.
Among the out-of- town guests regis
tered at The Journal building on the fail
grounds yesterday afternoon and this
morning were:
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yankee; +: G: Meiehsr, oeSnomowoe, Wis.
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son, Cedar Lake, MINI; Edith II. Hagsard, *
Edith A. Kassing, Red Wing Fora eraeG Gbbs zum
breta; Q: w. Dummert, Willard, MINI: Dolphi
Denver nr mes Lily R %h,tes Pattsbur Mrs
Mrs, Jacob zeitler, Puxsatawney, Pa:
goeon n pc " aress Cannon ' Fails; g. &C
9Ma,ley ,. Cresco Iowa I. A. Barnum. sau
ron; S: p, Mr.: and Mrs: W. p. Russell Gran
Forks: Q. l.. Jensen Harvey. n. D.; H. c. Est
66y; Cyrus Joseph Parker and AltheEa $. Parke,
Lnderholm and Edgar -Linderholm. belgrade
Jessie NJ. Myrtle and Paul Garvin, Abingdon
Ill; James Getty. Smithshire, ILL.,; H. C. Lee
Alma Wis; R, y. Kirschke, New Uim; Hoy
and Sadie Pond. Brookings, S. D.; Ada G. See
lys, a Mankato; Sydney A Maine, La Crosse;
III; ]; F.. NJ. Niedsnfuehr, New York; Charles i
qBrns, Boston; E; R., oconnell. Helena, Mont
Ri Rich Sss,a Halloek; Miss Brown, New York
'Esath s. p E.; Thorson; Winthrop " W crayer
ings; Az II. Phillips Corunna. Mich. Mr.. al
Mrs w F. Peacock DEBORAH Iowa; Gertrude I
Screbfmeier Boomer, Wis. E. G. Conway, Siou
Falls, s.. D.; Ferne and Hazel Thompson Farm
ington;' Robert Wilson. Grantsburg. Wis; A. T
Branae Glenwood;, Wis. Albert Anderson
Bloomer. Wis: F. w. Hueback and D. /
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