Chef Louis Mignard’s Career Across Hotels
Louis Mignard, chef at the Hotel Westminster, began in Philadelphia at the Hotel St. George, then worked at the Hotel Rossmore in New York. He moved to Boston over 20 years ago, serving eight years at the Hotel Victoria and long stints at the Hotel Somerset and Hotel Lenox before joining the Westminster. His Filet of beef a la Grecque recipe features broiled filets, eggplant, tomato, butter saute, truffle sauce, and heart-shaped croutons.
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Hotel Westminster
Philadelphia
St. George
New York
Rossmore
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Boston
Hotel Victoria
Hotel Somerset
Hotel Lenox
the Westminster
Home Style Meat Pie With Turkey Stuffing Recipe
Coarsely ground beef mixed with freshly boiled potatoes and chopped onions, seasoned with salt and pepper. Form into a leaf cake tin and cover 1 to 2 inches with rich turkey stuffing (cracker based). Bake 1 to 2 hours in a hot oven. Viola A Smith. 15 Mechanic Street Portland Maine.
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Viola
A. Smith
Mechanic Street
Portland
Maine
Pudding Dish With Cracker Breadcrumb Mix
A recipe instructs filling a dish two thirds with cracker or bread crumbs, moistening with boiling water, adding finely chopped onion, bits of butter, salt, sage, two beaten eggs, and topping with rich milk. Bake about forty five minutes. ABBIE M. HARMON. North Windham, Me.
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Abbie M. Harmon
North Windham
Rice Corn Meal Bake From Mrs Ayres Boston Recipe
A vintage recipe lists ingredients for a baked rice corn meal dish. It instructs boiling rice and mixing with corn meal butter salt and warm milk, beating eggs separately and folding in, then baking in a buttered tin for 30 to 40 minutes. Includes the name Mrs George P Ayres and address 45 Falmouth Street Boston.
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George P. Ayres
Falmouth Street
Boston
Strawberry Jelly With Fruit Mould Garnish
Dissolve gelatin in cold water and mix with strawberry juice and sugar. Add lemon and orange juice for flavor, chill until just beginning to coagulate, then layer with strawberries in a mold. Chill on ice and unmold to garnish with large strawberries. Contributors note Mrs. W. S. Bennie of 1726 Aberdeen Street Philadelphia.
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Phila
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Boston Social Notes Preview Evening Events and Local Happenings
The Observant Citizen lists the Clo vere Club dinner at the Somerset Club presided by James J. Phelan of Horn blower Weeks, and Charles Follen Adams reports strong demand for An Evening with Yaw Cob Strauss at churches and clubs. A Roxbury statistician notes 42 645 derby hats in a Holy Name parade. margins claim a 4 mile-high stack. The Veteran Journalists Society plans annual meetings for long-time newspaper workers. Myopia Hunt Club omits to Rye NH for a drag hunt with English foxhounds. A German paper recalls the first auto in Berlin 50 years ago, faltering on streets and moved to a museum. Mrs Murray and sister Salter retire to Washington after summer in Poland Springs. Boston readers complain about gunners in Maine and New Hampshire. Anti Imperialist League speakers Rizal and Dimayuga dress sharply. Dr J C Bose and sister Nivedita visit Boston with lectures planned at MIT and Harvard. Miss Noble writes Cradle Tales of the Hindoos. Deputy probation commissioner Edwin Mulready establishes headquarters at Court House and gears to implement reform. Assistant US Attorney Garland gains a sleuthing reputation after a Chinese smuggling arrest. A South Boston car scene ends in humor when a passenger shielded by a elderly escort receives help boarding, causing laughter. Ex Senator Collins welcomes a lucky angora cat at home, feeding at the game table.
Aunt Constance Story Brightens With Long Lost Love
An elderly aunt recounts a youthful engagement to James Hartwell and a later wrongful arrest, followed by his exoneration. The tale ends as Hartwell reconnects with Aunt Constance, restoring hope and happiness for both.
Somerville Parish Opens Sociables Season at Guild Hall
Emmanuel parish in Spring Hill Somerville resumes its sociables tonight at Guild Hall Central Street. Supper from 6 to 8 30 pm followed by a concert and entertainment led by Rev Nathan K Bishop who hopes for large attendance to ensure ongoing success.
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Somerville
Guild Hall
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Five New England Baptist groups incline to union with Free Baptists
Five of six New England State Baptist societies signal willingness to unite with Free Baptists in missionary work at home and abroad. Connecticut remains tentative but is expected to join soon. Tremont Temple marks three final Sundays before Rev. Dr. P. S. Henson departs. Interim pulpits by Rev. Dr. Cornelius W. Wolfkin and Rev. Dr. George I. Perin are noted.
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Cornelius Wolfkin
Rochester Theological Seminary
Dear Miss Champagne on Love and Courtesy
A 19 year old asks how to handle a steady beau who neglects etiquette. The counselor suggests teaching via indirect example and playful taunts about Mr Brown to prompt better manners without causing offense, hoping the man reforms through subtle encouragement.
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Readers note early 1900s citizenship and trivia items
A reader column lists notes on naturalization rules for aliens and minors, Roosevelt and naval history, Arctic latitude, fiction claims, Panama Canal date, presidential election figures, poll taxes, and publishing houses. It compiles brief ed. snippets and addresses from Boston area notices.
Coal Bins Urged to Ease Horse-Drawn Coal Wagons
A reader named George T. Angel asks Post readers to fill coal bins promptly to spare horses from heavy hauling over ice and snow. He notes hundreds of horses are employed in this effort and thanks the animals for their hard work.
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