The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-12

Mrs. Edmunds. che Of the finest soprano
sirgers In this city. will sing tonight BY
request At the Food Exposition. .
The st. Marks church ladies were sell
ing many OF their cook books yesterday
from their booth. as Mrs. Laughian. who
had examined 1t. pronounced IT most ex-
ceIlent.
The clergy OF the city take great interest
members Of the cloth are present. and
they pronounce II not only = clean. whole
some entertainment. but an educational
one.
would look anx,ousiy for the close. were
X not for the profits he, az we'll as the
grocers. will derive therefrom. The at.
s smniy and Saturday wiz be
There are only three more days for the
people to enjoy the fair. and receive sam
Pies Of food shown in the Armory. These
closing days are rspiete with special feat.
II each day will so again, and many hun
dreds more. It's the talk not only OF the
city, tut surrounding country. and now
dence. '''''s' = ~ Sa1s wv
The table In the Model Dining room Was
set yesterday for q state dtrner, and II
was one OF the finest Of the session. The
service was Haviland blue and white and
gold. and the arrangement was modelled
after dinner recently served in London.
This afternoon the arrangement will be
-
late style of social function arc greatly
Interesting the ladies'.
Saturday Is school chiidren's day. and
the little ones will be admitted at I'd cents
hey need e Do IS 70 come to ,he Sox az
flee and state what school they attend to
he entitled TO this reduction. The gro-
s csrs VIII ,r, give their young guests bags Of
with children as soloists. will be render
cd. under Prof. Lueben'1 directions.
The subjects for the cooking lecture by
MIS-. Greene I.aughlan for this afternoon
are as follows: Bread. rolls. Parker
house Vienna rolls. etc, whole wheat
gems. boundfns. an entree OF meats and
sauces: WITH beehamel sauce. strawberry
charlotte The subjects for Friday after
noon VIII he. Angel cake, snow pudding
soft custard. salad dressing, French po-
taio salad. tomatoes dressed.
BY request. the subject for tonlyht,S ,ec-
ture by Mrs. Laugh.an will be: Wasrles
served with lemon syrup. The ladies re-
quest lecture Oh turkey cookery in view
Of the near approach of Thanksgiving. and
IL Is probable that Saturday night Manag-
er Collins will provide a fine gobbier and
Mrs LaughiaG will lecture on cooking il
In gas stove, and serve 1t 10 the lasses
A number OF small tables were placed in
this booth last night and cups Of delicious
boulilon were served TO the ladies' free
There can be no doubt about the suc-
cess cf the Crescent Manufacturing Com
pany's exhibit There is always a crowd
a this booth. where the attendants serve
the delicious Vienna brand coffee rnt up
by this company. 4 very tasteful DIS
play IL made Of the Crescent extracts and
Crescent baking powder. The Crescent
company VIII tomorrow night award thraa
handsome prizes for the best cakes baked
by Seattle ladies using Crescent hek
powder. Particulars may be obtained al
the booth. The Crescent company's goods
are home products. which are OF unusual
merit.
The musical programme for tonight is
as follows:
PART l.
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Overture Sernfra rlioe" .......... RoeSltt
Violin Solo-'Fhe Bird on the Tree
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Prof. LANCER: accomranixt. Miss
A. LANCER.
PART II.
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