The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-10
FOR WOMEN
TO READ

! At an engagement dinner the guests
were asked TO each write ten adjec-
tives describing kisses.
| Grape Cup-Add to one quart strong
lemonade one pint grape juice; graf
! ing of nutmeg; one cupful of liquor
crystal pitcher.
! Cut the tops from ripe tomatoes and
remove the inside. Fill the tomato
shells with cold boiled shrimps, with
| their backs up; set each tomato upon
a leaf of lettsee and pour mayonnaise
| dressing over all.
| Charles NJ Schwab has ordered
carved, silver-gilt dinner service at
a cost of $4,000. Antique lines viii
be followed in the manufacture and
elaborate hand-work will be a notable
factor in the cost.
New York's rich women are building
a beautiful clubhouse Mrs. Hartman
is president of the club which will have
a cafe, the usual reception and living
rooms, a swimming pool and all sorts
OF m90lcdIoQ DdtnS.
Mrs. Aston has adopted the simple
life to ward off old age and protect
the remnants of her beauty. She has
but two meals a day, never eats
starchy food and walks three miles
every morning. She looks much
younger.
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Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt has had
a sheet of clear, fiat plate glass put
over her tea table to protect the lace
or embroidered cloths. Things can be
spilled and do no harm, while the
napery shows all the better for the
glass. Mrs. Vanderbilt employs the
same idea on her dressing table.
A kettle screen is found useful by the
woman who tries to serve five o'clock
tea on the porch or lawn where the
breeze plays havoc with the alcohol
flame. These screens may be of old
bits of tapestry or brocade or any
chosen material, are threefold and as
plain or elaborate as one chooses.
G. A. Kessler of New York gave a
500. 600 dinner at the Savoy Hotel. The
courtyard was flooded and the walls
around it were hung with Venetian
scenes, creating the Illusion of a lagoon.
In the center f1oated g. large white
gondola, which was festooned and
banked with roses and carnations. On
this gondola a sumptuous dinner of
more than a dozen courses was served.
The guests included famous actresses.
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- II Ill
comes this relish for Dutch suppers.
1t is to be used as filing for sand
witches or, with thin waters, to serve
with beer. Put half a pound of rich,
creamy, American cheese through a
patent grinder or chop it fine. Add a
salt spoonful of paprika, a teaspoon
full of salt, a level tablespoonful OF
English mustard which has been mix
ed with a little vinegar, three table
spoonfuls of Worcestershire sauce and
gill of pale sherry. Mix the whole
into a smooth paste with a wooden
spoon and stand it in a cool place but
not in the refrigerator.
Oil Mangoes.-Put the mangoes in
strong brine for five days. Then wash
WELL cut a long slit on the side and
remove seed. Stuff with the following
mixture; One pound white mustard
seed, one pound finely chopped onion,
one quarter-pound of black pepper
pounded one-half ounce mace, one
half ounce nutmeg, both pounded, one
ounce tumeric well-mixed with cold
water, one-quarter pound English mus
tard, two pounds of light brown SUI
gar, two ounces celery seed. Mix wei
Wit. best olive oil. Then tie each
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