The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-04-16
From Tuesdays Dailv.
Fine Display of Cookery.

when one realizes that there are glass
doors keeping guard over the delicious
viands which have been prepared and
cooked by the high school domestic
science class, and especially trying is
the situation of touch not, taste not,
if the display is visited just previous
to the luncheon or dinner hour. Sim
ply to read a list of the good things
on exhibition is far from satisfying, as
a visit is quite necessary in order to
Judge of the students work, but the
variety is large and includes mullins,
popovers, biscuits, waffles, French fried
potatoes, scalloped corn in ramekins,
cheese straws, souffle and chocolate des-
serts.
During the week more of the cook
cry work will be added each day as
results of the class lessons. The dis
play of painting, drawing and manual
training is still at the library and is
being enjoyed by large number.
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Clio Club Social
DR.. and Mrs. J. s. HolbrOok enter
tanned the Clio club members and hus-
bands last evening at $50 dinner and
the affair was very delightful one.
Covers were laid for twenty four and
the guests enjoyed delicious course
ldinner. Yellow and white tulips were
.tastefully used as decorations through
ont the rooms and also as center
piece for the dining table. Violets
were also arranged most artistically at
; each place as souvenirs. Unique pro
pressive games were enjoyed directly
following the dinner and later in the
evening Mrs. Meagher, Mrs. Patterson
Mrs. Gran and Mrs. Hughes favored
e the club and its guests with musical
selections. Mrs. Holbrook was assisted
Z. in serving by Miss Isabel Stene, Miss
Ruth Whiting and Miss Grace Holmes
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). Graves-Evans Wedding.
: Last night at the Methodist parson
e age, Miss Mabel Graves and Edward
b. Evans both of Mankato We're quietly
3 married by the Rev. Peter Clare.
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!, Town and Country Club.
. Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Warwick are t.
entertain the members of the Town AM
: Country club on Friday evening of thi
week.
Celebrated Silver Wedding.
: Alfred r. Cook and wife of Eagl
d Lake today celebrated their silver
n welding anniversary wit ha social gath
ering.
Y F. c. Higbee Of Candy was in tn
s city today.
c. H. Draper of Wells was in Man
S kato today.
+ T. c.. Collins of Window was in Man
r kato last night.
Miss F. Hutton of Garden City wa
e in Mankato today.
| +. l.. Humiston of Worthington Wis
. tied Mankato today.
{ Miss Eva Anderson of st. James Wis
tied in the city today.
NJ. S. Dossett, the Madelia banker
n was in the city last evening
g Attorney L. G. Argetsinger of Ma
e pleton was in the city today.
r. A. Lyman and wife of Redwoo
a Falls were visitors in Mankato owe
e night. Ron
!. William Nesbit. of Alexandria wa
e the guest of friends in this city las
week.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Lamm left yes
!. terday for their home at Seattle
| Wash, after completing trip abroad
Mrs. Fred +. Day of Eagle LAX
was the guest of her parents, Nh
v and Mrs. A. C. Hopkins, last night
A. C. Hedberg took trip to Tavern
= and Pipestone today to settle som
, claims and will be gone until Satul
day.
Banker Dossett, wife and daughte
, also Mrs. DOsset's mother, Mrs
y Holmes, of Madelia were i'm the cit
p yesterday.
r. f. Jones will leave tomorrow
morning on one of his western trips
to South Dakota, and will be gon
r about month.
Miss Ficks, who is attending tn
MunsOn Institute of Minneapolis,
spending her vacation with her par
+ entS, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ficks.
, Misses Clara Sander, Esther Nelson
0 and Dina Asphnd, Carl Nelson an
p wife, j. l.. Holmberg and f. A. Mel
son were st. Peter people in the cit,
, last evening.
) George Pond was a visitor in tn
, Twin Cities yesterday. Mr.. Pond an
= family have recently moved and ar
now pleasantly located in Mr.. Spar
rows house on Broad street.
John Frescholtz of st. Paul is Ii
n Mankato for a few days Mr.. Fres
0 eholtz will enter the employ of tn
:. Wels-Fargo Express company at ST
! Paul upon his return to that city.
Miss Mabel Nelson, clerk at the Man
kato Gas and Electric Light Office
who was operated on for appendiciti
several days ago, Is much improved an
n expects to be out within short time
DR.. A. S. Fleming, wife and son o
+ Wheaton, are visiting their parents, MI
and Mrs. +. NJ. Currier. DIR. Flemln
will return to Wheaton tomorrow, bu
E his wife and child will remain in Man
q kato for some time.
Mrs. George w. Davis of st. Pau