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... ASPARAGUS ON TOAST Cut stalks of equal length, rejecting- woody portions and scraping's, the white parts retained. Tie a bunch with soft tape and cook for twenty-five minute* boiling salted water. Have squares of hot. well buttered toast. Drain the asparagus; ...
... She carried a bouquet of pale yellow roses and asparagus fern. Her sister. Miss Georgina Barclay, who was bridesmaid, was in coral pink georgette and carried a bouquet of pale pink carnations and asparagus fern. Mr George Duncan, brother of the bridegroom ...
... match, and had a spray of yellow roses with asparagus fern. The bridesmaid. Miss Nessie Greig, sister of the bride, was Victoria rose crepe dress with hat to match, and wore a spray of pink carnations with asparagus fern. Mr Francis Coutts Ledingham, twin ...
... satin with a short train, and an embroidered net veil, lent by Mrs F. W. Rae. She carried a bouquet of red carnations and asparagus fern, tied with silver ribbon. The bridesmaids. Miss Dorothy Smith, cousin of the bride, and Miss Elinor Cranna, sister of ...
... long, close- buttons of the same ■ °f train. She wore a e U blossoms with long I ?. il carried a bouquet of grJ' v a,y ' th asparagus fern. Her W'p^ ess a tailored costume Ovir St England suiting with ricJ cessorics. Miss Adeline Steventaff bride, wore a ...
... embroidered to match the dress, and was held in place by a single white rose. She carried a bouquet of pink roses with green asparagus and tulle streamers. The bridesmaids, Miss Emily Lowe, sister of the bride, and Miss Nan Innes, Balmellie Street, Turriff ...
... vacant by lifting of potatoes should be planted with early maturing varieties of cabbage such as Velocity and Greyhound, asparagus kail, green kail and early cauliflower. These will be useful in late autumn and winter. Early turnip and globe beet can still ...
... Tli of white satin with veil and head' dress of orange blossom, and caf' ried a bouquet of pink tulips 11 maidenhair and asparagus fern. Miss Elizabeth Keiro, Fochabsf 3 ' was bridesmaid, and wore a drej* of blue lace with matching head' dress. Her bouquet ...
... two sisters, who acted as bridesmaids. They were dainty bisouitcoloured costumes and carried of tulips set in sprays of asparagus The groomsman was Mr J, L. Anderson, Aberdeen. Among the friends khaki present was Major T. Gordon, secretary of the Aberdeen ...
... lace. Her silk net veil was lent by Mrs W. D. Hutcheon of Craighill, and she carried a bouquet of rose pink carnations and asparagus. Miss Mary Dawson, Marnoch, the bridesmaid. wore a peach silk frock, with brown sash, and peach coloured shoulder veil and ...
... the baby were little one, I should take him into House with me, hot if was a big baby like Too, then I leave him home.” Asparagus ®ojoy. distinction being the oldest plant used'for food- the annual report recently issued Ottawa. Ontario, the Department ...
... Bellie Church, de wore a becoming goVvM satin with veil andhead' orange blossom, and caf' uquet of pink tulips 1 ir and asparagus fern, izabeth Keiro, Fochabers* ;smaid, and wore a ace with matching head' ter bouquet was aquilef?’** enhair fern. Mr Willi ...