The record-union., 1897-02-28
paper and bread and fill with lemon fill

paper and bread and fill with lemon fill
ing.
Lemon Filling-Rind of one lemon,
| three-quarters cup Of water, three-Quar-
ters cup of sugar, two tablespoons of
cornstarch, yolks of two eggs, one tea
spoon Of butter, juice of one lemon.
| Crate the rind of the lemon, add the
water, boiling. Mix the sugar and corn
starch, add to boiling water and stir
constantly until it thickens. Beat the
yolks of the eggs until creamy. Pour
the hot custard over the beaten egg, Re-
turn to the fire and cook three minutes,
then add the butter and lastly the lemon
| juice. Beat the white of eggs until stiff,
| add two tablespoons of sugar and beat
| together. After filling pastry put me-
| ringue, cook in cool oven until light
| brown. Serve cold.
| Linen Pie-Line the pie pan with pas
| try, fill with linen, cover with pastry
and cook fifteen minutes. When baked
| remove the linen and fill with stewed
| fruits.
Cheese Straws-Cut pastry into strips
| six inches long and one-half inch wide.
Lay in pan, season grated cheese with
| little salt and cayenne, sprinkle the
pastry thickly with grated cheese. Bake
| in hot oven ten or fifteen minutes Re
move from pan and separate as soon as
baked.
During the evening Miss Mary Lewis
sang a solo with excellent taste and
| in pleasing style, and received a liberal
need of applause, and Messrs. Lewis
and May gave a fine violin and cello
| obligato.
| Ira May, the crack bicyclist, rode
race against time on the home training
machine, in 81 seconds, Welch rode a
mile in Az seconds and Payen went
against his time in 46l2 seconds WEIGH
| tried to beat Payen's time and succeed
ed in doing it in AGA seconds.
The animatoscope pictures worked to
charm and were greatly appreciated
| by the crowd, which applauded each
one loudly.
| 1t was announced that Mrs. Hattie A.
| Baughman of 1414 Tenth street had
won the handsome bedroom set offered
| by Breuner Bros, guessing the space
occupied at IS, ,45S square feet, the ac-
| tual measurement being 1892 feet.
| Then the lights were turned out and
the first pure food exposition was a
| thing of the past. The prospect is,
| however, that there will be another
| one inside of a year.
| O. P Dodge rendered another troll
| ley car excursion to the exhibitors and
employees yesterday, a number of them
not having had an opportunity to go on
| the first one. They went over all the
car lines and We're very much pleased,
| and rendered Mr.. Dodge a vote OF
| thanks for his courtesy.
Messrs. Buckley and Pease and the
| officers of the Retail Grocers' Union
! sent a letter of thanks to c. A. Neale,
director of the orchestra, compliment
| ing him on the superior music furnish
| ed by him, and asking him to convey
| to all those who had taken part in the
musical programme their thanks and
| also the ladies who acted as Judges
| for the baby shows.
Mr. Buckley also sent letter to
| Captain Roundey of the Capital City
Wheelmen, thanking the members for
their kindness in participating in the
| home trainer races.
Managers Buckley and Pease have.
by their energy and sagacity, carried
to a successful issue, under the aus
pices of the Retail Grocers' Union. an
exposition of great educational value to
| the people Of this city, the effects OF
which will be beneficial and far reach