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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

better favored if marinated before the
dressing proper is added. To mari
ing over the Ingredients Of the salad,
nate'' means to pour a French dress
allowing them to become well seasoned,
and then carefully drained to prevent
the mayonnaise from iquefying.
French dressing is generally used for
green vegetables, fruit and nuts; may
onnaise for meat, fish and some varie-
ties Of vegetables. A boiled dressing
is that in which the ingredients are
cooked, and butter or cream is substi-
tuted for oil; and she cream dressing
is that in which cream is the basis. In
combining cheese or eggs with salads,
if the vegetable is a puree, shape in
the desired form, wrap in waxed pa
per, and lay in the refrigerator until
time to serve. Delicate, yet nutritious,
combining cheese or eggs with salad,
may be made by thickening the water
in which various vegetables have been
cooked with gelatin. Season with salt,
pepper and onion, and if transparent
jelly is desired, add the white of an
egg before straining thru cloth.
Cold boiled lamb, finely diced with
equal parts of cucumber and mint as
pic, makes delicious salad.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

. b Is 81
stein; Herald Square, g. A. Lorentz; Wolcott,
A. c. Johnson; Astor, W. H. McGlaufin; Hol-
land, Miss Trump; Victoria W. j. Morris, Jr !;
Belleclaire, Mrs. F. G. Splttstone; Park Avenue,
S. T. Fisher.
Mrs. Florence q. Parks left today for Albert
Lea Chautauqua and Chicago where she will
fill several concert engagements.
Mrs. J. G. Bennett of Columbus, Ohio. is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Barringer, 81 Eleventh
street 8.
Mrs. S. Bremen Of St. Louis is visiting her
brother and sister. DR.. and Mrs. b. Boasberg of
723 Emerson avenue N.
Miss Elizabeth Quinlan of the Young -Qunlan
company will sail June "a on the Minnetonka
for Europe. She will spend six weeks at Paris,
Berlin and London.
The W. G. n. U. Of the eighth ward have
requested the pastor of Simpson Methodist
church to give the annual address before their
organization tomorrow evening on Good Ctti-
zenshfp."
The Misses Opal and Grace Horton have re-
turned from four weeks trip In the east
While away they attended the annual meeting
| of the American National Association, Masters
OF Dancing, of which Miss Grace Horton is
member. z7E4
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15
THE WAGNER PROGRAM

The second Wagner program OF the
season brought a large crowd out to
Lake Harriet last night to hear the Park
band. The evening was perfect and in
some respects the work Of the band was
better than any it has heretofore done.
This was noticeably true in the Tam
hauser'' overture which closed the list
of Wagner numbers. For +, the 6,,,t first time me
pecially in the finale, that were the evi-
dent design Of the composer. The big
major motif was intoned by the from
effect was fairly electrical.
The other numbers were generally
well rendered, especially the "Pargifal
tasia. l." Both were heartily encored.
The trombone solo by Ralph E. Kenny,
Song to the Evening STAR from
tTannhauser, = was scarcely up to the
standard, the Interpretation not being
at all adequate. Mr.. KennX's encore
The second part Of the program was
in lighter vein and was made notable
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15
WHAT THE MARKET AFFORDS

There is nothing one could rea-
sonably ask for for salad-making that
is not easily obtainable, and this is
the season when salads are in the
greatest possible demand.
The success of salad depends upon
having the vegetables thoroly dry, yet
fresh and crisp, and not adding meat
or the salad dressing until ready to
serve. Many cooks prefer to omit on
ions from a salad, and some simply
rub the bowl in which the ingredients
are blended with Glove or garlic. The
proportion Of oil and vinegar is mat
ter of individual preference, and in the
recipes given, the proportions are in
tended to suggest an approximate rule.
Unless one has very fine vinegar, lemon
juice is a better acid to use, and par
ticularly, for fruit salads, should the
juice of a lemon take the place Of vim
egar-tho better still is the use of half
lemon and half orange juice. A spoon
full Of acid white wine sprinkled over
the fruit is considered an improvement
by many.
Cooked vegetables and meat have a
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15
AT wAYZATA.

Miss Ruth Pettitt is visiting in st. Paul.
Miss Lydia Kern is the guest of Miss Ida
Dickey.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Bartlett are in Ben
nlngton, vt.
Mrs. Lonsdale of Kansas City is visiting
Mrs. Harry Dickey. ..'.... ...~..
Mr.. and Mrs. a: J. Dean are spending the
summer at Ferndale
Mrs. William Phipps is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Bert Day. .,....-.r
Miss Florence Tibbetts Is spending her vaca-
tion in Princeton, MINI.
II. R. Tenant is visiting relatives and
friends near Utica, N. Y. .
Mrs. A. G. Pettitt of Maine, Minn., is visit
ing her son, H. H. Pettitt.
Miss Caroline Robinson of Morgan, Mimi,
Ia visiting Mrs H. v. Pettitt.
Mrs. G. D. Stewart of st. Paul was the guest
of Msr. Rhoda Lyons last week.
The Misses Wakefield of Hutchinson spent
Sunday with Mrs. Warren Wakefield.
Mrs. William Rockwell is spending the sum-
| mer with her sister, Mrs. II. Maurer.
| Miss Stella Greene is spending her vacation
| with her aunt, Mrs. J. l. Tibbetts. ~.
! Miss Ruth Fruen of Minneapolis is spending
| her vacation with Mrs. G. E. Smock.
Mrs. George Jardine and of Wilmington,
| ILL.,, are visiting Mrs. J. B. Jardine
| Episcopal services are held every Sunday
afternoon in the town hall, Wayzata
Miss Emma Albertson and Mrs. Crow OF Chi
cago are visiting Mrs. W. A. Black.
| Mrs J. NJ Charnley Of Chicago is the gYes,
| Of Mrs. I. NJ. Paulson Of Spring Park.
Mrs W. j. Dean is in Hastings. Neb, the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. Browne Barr.
| The Misses Beryl and Bess Whittier Of Elk
celsior spent Monday with Miss Dorothy Wake
| field.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Sampson and family o.
| Minneapolis guests Of Mr.. and MIS- +. ID
! Ferre1l.
Mrs. O. Brown and daughter of jackson
Mimi, occupying the Tenant cottage TO
| month.
Rev. and Mrs W. a. Black are entertaining
their daughter, Mrs. A. Skinner and 1amli!
Of Des Moines.
Mr., and Mrs. Heber Hare Of st. Paul wer'
guests of Mrs. Charles Johnson OF Wayzatt
the past week.
I The Rebekahs held installation Of Of
: fcers Wednesday evening. The new oficer
". G.; Mrs W. A. Black, secretary.
A jolly crowd, composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Barrow Mr. and Mrs. D. Alvin Davies, Mis-
| Josephine Wanous and Messrs. Stewart ant
Blon is spending the summer at Camp Uneed;
Rest, Robinsons bay.
| Bills are out announcing Woodman excursion
and dance to be given Wednesday evening OF
the steamer Puritan and barge. The excursion
will leave the Wayzata dock at $3.50. and pas
sengers will be picked up at Ferndaie, Breez
Point, St. Louis Hotel and Excelsior.
The Minnesota Ladies' quartet, composed D
Mrs L, A. North, Mrs. D. NJ Weishoon, Mrs
I'd n Kendall and Mrs. I. NJ. Paulson, vii
give a concert in the Spring Park payilio
Tuesday night Following this engagement, tn
quartet will leave for an extended concert trl
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Wednesday Mrs. H. H. Rub, Girard
avenue, entertained sixteen young
women in honor of Mrs. Emma Evans,
parlors were beautifully decorated with
trailing vines and red clovers. The
dining room was a profusion of nastur-
tiums and vines. An elaborate supper
was served and dainty favors given
Mrs. Evans being especially favored
with handsome china ice cream set
a gift from those present, who were
Misses Franklin, Engelman, Rank, Beal
McCallum, Ford, Miller, Trowbridge
Leadsbrand, George, Fifeld, Fischer
and Brown.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Ostend July 15.-The masters In the inter-
national chess tournament here met in the
twenty third round yesterday. OF the three
games concluded during the first session, Janow-
ski of Paris won his against Leonhardt. Tefch-
mann also defeated Tsch1gorin, and the game
between Taubenhaus and Wolf resulted In
draw. In the afternoon Blackburne won from
Schlechter, Marshall from Marco, Tarrasch from
Burns and Maroczy from Alapin. Janowski and
Maroczy remain tied for first and second places,
with Tarrasch leading schlechter by point Tor
third.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15
PERSONAL GOSSIP,

AAAA0SNkaA 0N06A6.s
Miss Jean Loudon is at the lake for over
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. @. E. Dyer Of Minneapolis IL at Hotel
keewaydin, Cottagewood.
Misses Bresky at the cottage of Mrs. J..
M. Mcconnell in Excelsior.
DR.. G. NJ. Clark of Galva ILL.,, is visiting
his brother, J. H. Clark, at Excelsior.
Whitman Thayer came out yesterday and Is
at the Clarke cottage for several weeks.
Mrs. NJ. S. Grove and son, Lee E. Grove,
will be at the Bay View house. Excelsior until
Aug. 1. ..,.. ~
Ted Spargo is visiting Raymond Backus at
Minnetonka MINI Beach. He has just returned from
Ptttsburg, Pa. .'..- ....
Miss Holtcamp and Miss Dorothy Holtcamp
| at her lake cottage. -..#
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. Torrey and the Misses
Charlotte and Bessie Catlin Of Minneapolis are
spending few weeks in Excelsior. 49,
Miss Mildred Mynderse of Minneapolis will
come to the lake Monday and will be- the guest
| of Miss Louise Abbott at Meadyille Park for
| a few days. -.N
.Aa:+a1 Mr. and Mrs G. L: Miller Of st: Louis are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hausman al
| their Excelsior cottage.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William de la Barre and Mis-:
d Ia Bae b. re- are to be ST. at t
st. Adams bay next Sunday.
Miss Emma Rombach Of st. Louis was tn
guest Of Mrs. Karle w. Perkins at Tonka Ba!
Tor a few days. Miss Rombach on he
way to the Yellowstone park.
Mrs. L. H. Norwood is spending few day
with her mother, Mrs. W. II. Kerrick, at he
Excelsior home. Mrs. Norwood and Mrs. I. g
Hafford will spend several weeks in the cas-
and will leave Monday evening. .a
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Brown and Miss Mar
Brown Of Chicago are spending two weeks a
the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. G. g. Churc
at Minnetonka Beach. Mrs. Il. B. Abbott an
Miss Marie Abbott were guests of Mrs. Churc
Thursday. -.f
Mrs. H. W. Caldwell Of Lincoln, Neb., a,
companied by her children and her niece, Mis-
Merle Barnes, spend several weeks at Goot
| now's. Professor Caldwell, who is connecte
with the state university at Lincoln, will joi
his family later.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

The marriage Of Miss Floy Hodgmire
to Edward st. John Bromley was a quiet
home affair, solemnized at 4 pm. today
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Hodgmire, 1913 Irving
avenue S. The bridegroom is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bromley, early resi-
dents of the city. The marriage service
was read by Rev. Henry H. Holmes of
Lowry Hill Congregational church IN
the reception room, which was embow-
cred in the cool green Of palms, ferns
and smilax The parlor decorations
were in pink and green, the mingllng OF
sweet peas and ferns. Red and white
were the dining room colors.
The bridal couple was unattended and
q charming simplicity characterized all
of the arrangements. The brides gown
was a girlish creation of Partisan lawn
trimmed with lace and white satin
girdle She carried pink roses. The
Mendelssohn march was played by Mrs
Bishop Of St. Paul before the ceremony
soft serenade music during the plight
ing Of the vows, and program during
the congratulations. Receiving with
Mr. and Mrs. Bromley were their par
ents. Frappe. was served in the hal
and the refreshment table in the dining
room was presided over by Mrs
Knuppe, assisted by Mrs. George Bron
ley and Miss Irma Fassett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bromley leave this
evening for a two weeks trip and viii
be at home after September / at lS1;
Irving avenue S. Mrs. Bromley's goins
away gown was black and whit
checked silk.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

"A. A pretty T church l:, i wedding : at the
binsdale Wednesday evening sn united MI fu the
lives Of Miss Agnes Elizabeth John
ston, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Henry. Johnston, and Horatio
Small Newell, son Of Mr. and Mrs. O.
H. Newell. The church was elaborate-
ly decorated with oak boughs, palms,
ferns and trailing vines. Mrs. Alice
M. Griswold of Minnetonka Beach
plaYsd yea a.q program & of appropriate music
ers, George s. Wheaton, T. Lester Dan
iels, Anson A. Clotier Of Minneapolis
and Paul Magnusson Of St. Paul.
The service was read by Rev. Don
aid Colp, who, just before the entrance
from Tennyson''s ''Princess, b Which
was followed by a solo sung by Miss
Eta Roth. At the opening strains Of
the Lohengrin chorus Mr.. Newell and
his best man. James L. Hickman Of
ushers, followed 8. by the Bridesmaids,
entered on the left: The maids were
the BRIDES sister, Miss Christine N.
Johnson, and her cousins, the Misses
Elizabeth G.. Craig, Harriet Kuch and
Lillian Kuch. Mrs. Don Johnston was
the matron of honor, and little Beth
Johnston, sister of the bride, strewed
sweet peas in her path to the altar.
The bridesmaids were gowned in white
over pink silk and carried pink sweet
peas. The BRIDES gown was of white
French lawn over silk and she carried
a shower bouquet of white sweet peas
The reception was held in the church
parlors, and these were completely
transformed into green and sylvan
bowers by the lavish use Of oak boughs
and vines, brilliant dashes Of color be-
ing given by the red-shaded lights
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell will spend thei1
honeymoon in the east.
. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mrs G. F. Hitchcock and Miss Helen an,
Blanche Hitchcock left last night for Buffalo b,
way Of the Great Lakes.
l. Miss Name Glib Of Aberdeen s. D., is visit
! ing Miss Glare Pinz of PIP Garfield avenue
Miss Glib will leave for St. Cloud, her forme
home, in few days.
| Mrs. Harmon K Pratt of Redlands, CAL, /
in the city for few weeks. Mrs Pratt will
make her headquarters with Mr.. and Mrs. O
/ H Freeman of Washburn park.
Mrs. Mycue will entertain the next meetin
| Of the Nasturtium Euchre club at her home
| 70 Spruce place. Mines. Moore. Putnam an,
Cass won prizes at the last meeting.
| Miss Lottie Carr. a popular little contralt
of this city, will give her second annual con
cert in st. Louis this year She VIII be as
! sisted by Miss Frances Addison, a popular vic
| linist of New York. Miss Carr will leave te
/ morrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank b. Tucker are spending
and New York. After an Atlantic trip the
i visit Newport.
Minneapolis people at Me- York hotels: Broad
way Central, 4. G. HaH, Z. Hill, B. P. Rosen
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Mrs. Orren Petit Of Rennepin ave-
nue. gave a luncheon Tuesday in honor
Of Mrs. Christianson and daughter.
The decorations were ferns and sweet
peas, and covers were laid for twelve.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Mrs. G.. r. Honstain will entertain
at cards next Wednesday afternoon at
her home, 1886 Bryant avenue S, ir
honor of her guest, Mrs. James Hyde
Of New Rockford, N. D.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Bellett, Jr., en-
tertained at their home on Elliot ave-
nue., Thursday. evening, in honor Of the
birthday anniversary Of Mr.. Bellett.
Covers were laid for fifteen.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Mrs. Jennie Cornish, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Warham, and her brother, DR.. Warham,
1854 Nicollet avenue, has returned to
her home in Barnesville. She has been
guest Of honor at several pretty affairs
during her visit.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

The marriage of Mrs. Maud Marie
Hunt and Frederick Flatau was solem-
nized quietly last night by Dr. M. D.
Shutter at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Hertogs, Jr., GIL East Thirty
seventh street. The bride wore a hand
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

by the cornet solo Of Herman Bellstedt,
whose splendid playing Of the HShadow
Songo from Dinorah brought out a
vociferous encore. He was recalled
three times and played for his final en-
core a number in which the solo is
heard from the distance. The novel ef-
feet was charming.
Special programs for next week are
Gounod on Tuesday, Rossini on Thurs
day and Wagner on Friday.
Howard Boardman.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Mrs. Fred Gray will give dinner
this evening at Minikahda club for
Miss Nellette Reed, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. H. R. Ensign. Tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lusk will enter
tain Miss Reed at a supper. Mrs. Fred
Hardenburgh and Mrs. w. G. Spots
wood have entertained for Miss Reed
this week. She will leave on Tuesday
for New York to begin rehearsals with
the "Shepherd King company, with
which she was engaged last season.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Mrs. Celia Stevens announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Leilah NJ.
to Charles Frank Lane. The wedding
will be in the fall
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15
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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

planned. It is to be Gilbert and Sulli-
vans "Trial by jury" and quite q
large number Of guests are to take part
in it. Next Friday, Mrs. Edward Ben
edict will put on Jerome X. Jerome g
Sunset followed by vaudeville en-
tertainment: Miss Olga Johnson, Miss
Rubel exander aIex ArnoId and Sp9s Mr os
good are to be the cast, and rehearsals
are already held for the play. Selec-
tions from popular operas sung by Wis
itors at the lake will also be given af-
ter the play.
The hot weather has brought host
Of guests to the hotel, and new arrivals
Whipple and Mrs. 1. Hersman Of New
York city arrived Thursday for the sea-
son. Mrs. Klein and party of seven
from st. Paul are booked for next week.
Mr.. and Mrsf w. G. Holmes of Par
sons, Kan, and Miss E. K. Holmes are
also among the late arrivals. Mrs. W.
w. Estabrooke and Mrs. Warren Barn
hart h OF Chicago arrived Friday. J. J.
Nate and Miss Bessie Nate came out
from the city Wednesday and will be
at the hotel for several weeks.
Other guests at the hotel were, Miss
Edith Williams, Max P. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. O.. b. Shove, Paul Won hasten
Miss Lolita L. Ryerse, J. B. Bushnell
Miss Gertrude McClatchie, F. O.. King
Miss Inez Baldwin, G. G. Cotton, Mrs
virgie F. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M
Rawitzer, g. W. Bahan. John Knight
R. P. jacob, Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs
J. o. Hasson, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs
John B. Cook, st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs
James Wells, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mrs
p. c. Bonniwell, Mrs. J. S. King, Chica
go.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Morton, Mrs. Oil
yer w. Morton Of st. Paul were guest.
Of Mrs. Henry Rubel at Tonka Bay ovel
Wednesday.
E. G.. Walton entertained an automo
bile party to the hotel Wednesday, re
naming with his guests for dinner.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Mr.. Boynton Of Spring Park took a
party on pleasant all-day launch trip
up Six-Mile creek to st. Bonifacius
yesterday. Luncheon was served on
one Of the stops about half way up
the creek.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Adhesive, invisible harmless. Satin skin pow
der 10 made in four alluring tints. CSC.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Mrs. E. W. Backus Of Minnetonka
Beach entertained yesterday evening at
a moonlight steamer party and supper
for Miss Cordelia Paine, who is her
guest for a few days. The affair was
quite informal and group Of the
younger people were present. At 6
o o'clock the Victor was boarded and
the trip of the upper lake was made.
| Supper was served on board.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Mrs. George W. Porter Of Ferndale
Mrs. Victor A. Johnson, who came as
bride to the lake this month. The
affair was a charming social event and
guests from the city and from around
the lake had been bidden to meet Mrs.
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson. are
guests at the Lafayette club during the
hot weather,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Mrs. G. s. Hubert will entertain
Thursday afternoon Of next week at
her summer home at Arcola for Mrs.
Willard King, who is spending the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert at
their lake home.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

John F. Wilcox Of Old Orchard, Wild.
hurst, gave a dinner of nineteen covers
at the Lafayette club Monday for a
partof Of out-of- town automobile men,
who had come to the city for the auto.
mobile carnival. -. -.-.-r. IA.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

| "Nature has said to woman: Be
fair If thou canst, be virtuous If
| thou wilt; but considerate thou
must be. be.''-Beaumarchais.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

The Young People s Christian En-
deavor society Of the Methodist church
in Excelsior made moonlight excur-
sion yesterday evening. The Puritan
had been chartered and toured in the
upper and lower lakes. ;
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Miss Ruth Chamberlain and Miss
Carol Chamberlain will give a dinner
this evening at the summer home OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Chamberlain at Minnetonka Beach for
several young people who are visiting
at the summer home Of Mrs. R. H.
Passmore. Covers will be laid for
pie will 20 to the Lafayette club for
| the hop.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-15

Mrs. R. B. Langdon entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday at
her summer house at Minnetonka
Beach for Mrs. Willard King Of Santa
Monica, Cal. Covers were laid fol
twelve.