Show t ns DIVORCE IT MRS DAVID MONUMENT LIVINGSTONE’S 0 Unexcelled as Garnishing for Various Dishes — Its Oil Glvee Volatile Strong Eeeence That Makes It Popular of Mrs Teresa E Deems Was Says However Osculation No Novelty and Will Still Pay Alimony Husband ' ' ' r- '!n it wtwsawyswkKthMvr It fw f I p: vnmiim J tJX' ? sM 4 ' -- v'i brunette Mrs Deems who became MANY USES NO MORE WELCOME GREEN THING COMES INTO KITCHEN Un kissed Wife Appears in Court With Odd Bonnet Baltimore— Not satisfied with being known the country over as the ife Mrs Teresa E Deems 1008 Wllllaba street has originated the ‘‘divorce bonnet" She appeared In circuit court No 2 to testify against her husband In her suit for a divorce accompanied by two of her friends who are also seeking divorces and who wore bonnets exactly like that of Mrs Deetus Mrs Deems said the bonnet which she wore was with the consent of her two companions who decided to coma Into court in them She calls them divorce bonnets The other two women seeking divorces are Mrs Gertrude Leibold who resides at the Deems home and Mrs Margaret Miller 1 East Barney street who is a close friend of Mrs Deems and Mrs Leibold The bonnets of the trio were of the pcke design and trimmed on the edge with pink ribbon with two rosettes on the side This bonnet just shows the face the head and ears being covered making It impossible to tell whether the wearer is a blonde or a PARSLEY’S noted The green curling parsley fronds 1b the garden are picked for a dozen pur When tlu poses dally for the kitchen green things come In from the garden nothing is better welcomed than thi bunch of fresh greenery for garnishing culled from the parsley bed Cold fish and cold meat bam eap on theli dally appear unfinished dishes without the vivid dash of love When ly green that parsley bestows the green is set between vivid section of scarlet tomato the color scheme ol any cold dish Is enhanced Many cooks also set the bright yellow of and the pure white ness of Its envelope of albumen her and there between and the green scarlet then they know the artistic sense will be fully satisfied This because that brilliant green Is really a compound of blue and yellow light withdrawn from the sunlight These two primary colors need th red to romplete the harmony of th trinity of hues The gold of the egg yolk Is also a primary-thpurity ol the reflecting all hues aid the three primaries to shine forth In all their brilliance Truly parsley tomato and egg can form a vivid color symphony on any dish The rich aroma of the parsley Is due to Its plentiful volatile oil strong aa any essence that permeates the curlIt is this oil that give ing fronds the distinctive flavor to all parsley sauces and all things cooked with herb Parsley a rock plant originally with the rock name still attached to It had the old Idea of the ancient cure transferred to It It Is one of the Peter plants having been dedicated to St Peter on account of Its liking for rocks and because of Its stony name To remove a rock or by analogy a rook plant would be like refrom the foundation that moving Hence the Idea of luck to place the transplanter of parsley throughout the country by her statement that she had never been kissed In her life even in her eight years of married life said she succumbed to son the pleading of her I 4$ " 4 two weeks ago and allowed him to kiss 'r't ) her The first kiss she said was delightful but no man wU ever 'kiss her Her husband William Deems 1327 the African the wife of David Livingstone Mary Moffat Livingstone Scott street who was In court to answer his wife’s suit declared that he explorer and missionary whose centenarv was celebrated March 19 was th a thousand daughter of David Moffat who spent 64 years as a missionary in Africa bad kisBed her more’n times and that he could have kissed She died at Shupanga House April 27 1862 and this monument on the Zambesi In Africa marks the place where her body is interred his had he bo desired Mrs Margaret Miller Is suing' her husband Leroy Miller 1124 Hill street nesses for me and I for them during headgear makes her appear as if she for an absolute divorce and Mrs was barely over seventeen years old the trial of their cases” is suing her husband William The three women attracted much She is 114 Roseland street for the attention Leibold Mrs Deems and her husband were as the in the courthouse Cooking Economies same separation I have learned that the whites bonnets were striking and when it be- the only witnesses of They were mar When asked why they all wore the come known that the trio were seek- rled February 19 1906 and separated eggs may be kept a week In a cool same bonnets Mrs Doems said: As Deems has been place ao when making from thelr husbands May 30 following ing divorces dressing or "These are the divorce bonnets and passers-bcould be heard to say: which really requires only paying his wife $3 a week under tha anything we made them ourselves We all “That Is the divorce bonnet" order of the criminal court that ar yolks I place the whites In a bowl and Mrs Deems said she liked the bon- rangement was allowed to stand by find I get enough together for white agreed to wear them to court as Mrs Leibold Miller will be wit- - net and It rather becomes her as the Judge Gorter cakes or dessert before I realize It ‘bays a contributor to Harper’s Bazar Yolks may be kept by covering with for the last few years He put In no cold water If I serve a salad when in court and allowed her appearance I always serve white to secure the divorce by default Mrs entertaining cake so my eggs serve a double purold Stevenson Is twenty-twyears I have a list of recipes for yolks pose Patrick There Is one child Edward and whites alone some also In alone Lelshman to meet wshed her Prefect of Italian Royal House Dying Queen Stevenson bom Nov 17 1910 which I use sour milk others for Helena He made an application to —Loss of Memory Coat Mra CleveThey were married at Superior on sweet eggless cakes and desserts I Count Glanottl which In the ordinary Feb 8 1910 after they also keep Immediately land Talk With Queen Helena a careful list of Just how course of things given Mrs Clevehad settled down to keep house al land’s position would have been an- West Duluth she claims Stevenson many sandwiches can be made from a Rome— One of the last links of the swered in the affirmative loaf of bread how many pieces I can 48 began to find fault with her cooklni within one from Humof my cakes how many cut of with the King hours present Time passed and no answer and at times refused to eat the meals reign bert Is It is feared about to be brok- came anportions of chicken salad I may exThe ambassador became which she had prepared for him en and one of the highest positions in noyed and Mrs Cleveland pect from one chicken etc This simleft here Two their months or three after the Italian court about to be made va- for America plifies planning and eliminates waste wedding she testified he started stay cant Some time afterward the application out late nights At first It was It Is probable that when this reaches was found on the count’s desk where lng Baked Oysters a La Coburn 1 o’clock until then only midnight will he had laid It after reading It and America Count Cesare Glanottl Stir over the fire a quarter of' a and finally he developed the habit of where It bad become burled under not have gone to his long rest Count of coming home at all nights she de- pound of butter and a teacupful many years ago when he was mountains of papers many of which clared cream until they are thoruoghly minknown aa “handsome Ceaaare” mar- probably were Just as Important that Then add a wine glassful of Mrs Stevenson also complained that gled ried an American Mias Kinney who had also been forgotten her husband denied her the compan- wine a talespoonful of ancLovy has never forgotten her native land “He never took sauce and a small quantity each of cayionship of and has always been distinguished for PAPERS WALL WITH PHOTOS me out anywhere as a man should I enne pepper and grated lemon peel kindness to her compatriots think when a couple Is first married” Continue stirring this over the fire un"Handsome Cesare” gained one honshe told the court She then told the til hot Then pour half of this mixture Made by court or after another until as the intimate Only One of the Complaints about the papering of the walls Into a dish and lay plump oysters In a Wife In Her Petition for friend of King Humbert he was made with postal cards and letters from It Strew Parmesan cheese and bread Divorce crumbs over with a little salt and pepother women The young wife also testified that per and then pour on the remainder of West Duluth — Arthur Lindsey her son now a boy of two could not the mixture topping off with a thin Stevenson Central avenue saloonkeeptell his father from other man layer of bread crumbs and cheese er did not suit the fancy of hla young and that thlB was due any to the fact that Bake until browned In a brisk oven wife Anna Harriet Stevenson when Stevenson had been indifferent to his i he papered the walls of their living own child Spiced Roast Mutton roon) with picture post cards and love She also related that she had met Take any cut of young mutton for notes received sweetformer from her husband face to face In company hearts and other women unknowp to with a woman of an unsavory reputa- roasting and prepare as follows: Rub with of salt an well a teaspoonful her She called It cruelty when she tion and that when she upbraided him of pepper and place told her story to Judge Debell In the he told her that it was “none of her even teaspoonful In an Iron baking pan with six whole divorce court The court granted her business” cloves one dozen whole allspice three a divorce with alimony Sarah Collins also of West Duluth of sugar a third of a Stevenson defendant In the case Is took the stand to testify on behalf of tablespoonfuls of vinegar and of a Under the order of pint years old and Is well Mrs Stevenson of water Cover with another pan known at West Duluth having been the court the custody of the child Is pint and bake In a moderate oven until engaged in the saloon business there given to the mother half an hour before serving then Increase the oven heat and let It brown Raste often and add a little quickly - Had Luted Long 8lnecur Tensions are not the only things An commanded and forgotten quisitive member of the British house of commons was struck one day by In ono of a policeman the presence He wondered why of the lobbies tbla particular lobby should always have a guardian Vrolllng up and The recdown and made Inquiries ords of the house were searched and It was found that fifty years prev'ous-ldevorat-ewhen the lobby was being s policeman bad been stationed there S keep members from soiling The order never having their clothes been countermanded the constable had kept hie beat for half a century In Politics Term Now 8o Common Traced to a Race in Tenneaaee a Number of Year Ago grand master of ceremonies at the court When King Humbert was murdered his son the present king gave his father's old friend a more Important post that of prefect of the royal house Through him went all the applications for audiences so whoever met the king owed it to Count Glanottl Ills wife did her part in a aoclal Their two daughters married way Italian noblemen was In late years Count Glanottl obliged gradually to abandon his official duties and some piquant atonies are recounted due to his loss of memMrs Grover Cleveory For Instance land now the wife of Professor Preston was not ao long ago In Rome and the American ambassador then Mr Mass — The political Springfield terra "dark horse" Is believed to have had Its origin In the following circumstances: In the last century there lived In Tennessee a "character" named Flynn an elderly person who horses in dealt Flynn generally contrived to own a speedy nag or two for racing 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