The record-union., 1897-02-24

| serve add one cup Of whipped cream
Mayonnaise tartare is simply the ad-
| dftion of chopped olives, pickles, pars-
| ley, capers and onion to the mayon-
| naiSe.
| Chicken Salad-One pint each of cold
| boiled chicken and celery. Cut the
| chicken i'm quarter-inch slices. Scrape,
| wash and cut the celery in dice. Mix
together and moisten with mayonnaise.
| Garnish With celery leaves and choice
! bits of the stalk
| Mixed Seasoning-Four teaspoons of
salt, four teaspoons of dry mustard,
quarter teaspoon of white pepper, a
few grains of cayenne
| Bride Cake-Butter, half-cup; sugar,
One cup: eggs, whites Of five; lemon
juice, one teaspoon; milk, half-cup;
flour, two and third cups; baking
powder two slightly rounding tea
spoons; almond extract, one scant tea
| spoon; few drops of mace extract.
Cream the butter, add sugar gradually
and cream together; add the whites of
the eggs unbeaten, first one, the others
two at a time; add the lemon juice;
measure the flour after it has been
sfted: add the milk and flour alter
!
flour add the baking powder mix thor
oughly and sift into the batter. Lastly
add the flavoring and beat vigorously
for abou. five minutes Bake in a
moderately hot oven in two-third lay
ers thirty minutes. If baked in one
loaf bake fifty minutes.
Confectioners' Icing-One cup of
MINK confectione1s' sugar, quarter
Of a
extract. Sift the sugar, add the egg
white unbeaten to the sugar and beat
together for about ten minutes. Then
add the fiavoring. When it will hold
it's shape when dropped from the egg
beater 1t is ready to put upon the cake.
Ice the cake when it is cold.
BICYCLE RACES.
The bicycle race was finished last
night, although one of the bicycles did
not work well and those who rode it
were therefore handicapped and beat
en-. The races were closely contested,
hGwever, and evoked much enthusiasm.
The first heat had been run the night
before by Welch and Young. WEIGH
winning it in 0:51.
Hirsch and Hubbard contested next,
Hirsch winning in 0:51 %.
Then Patterson and Leitoh contest
ed, the former winning in 0:56 %.
In the final heat Welch beat Hirsch
in G:52 % and Patterson ran a bye
in 0:51 %.
Patterson and WEIGH then came to-
gstl1ar for the finish. but as one Of
the wheels would not work they
mounted the other one in turn and
| Patterson made the half mile in 0:34,
while Welc'n cut it down TO O:o2 %,
winning the race.
The evening finished with the exhi-
bition of the aninatoscope views. which
| were enthusiastically applauded for
their excellence but the belt unfortu-
naHely broke, shortening the perfor-
nance somewhat. 1t is a sight we'll
worth seeing.
EXPOSITION NOTES.
The bicycle trainer races are most
exciting and never fail to bring forth
breat bursts of applause as the hands
move to the finish. Duke" Ten Bosch
as master of ceremonies and starter is
as usual pronounced success. He
starts the boys fairly and runs each
heat off at a lively rate that greatly
pIeases the management. There are
some exciting races yet to come.
Miss Tracey win lecture day on
/ Marketing, Broiling and Roasting"
one of the most popular OF all subjects.
She Wei give the ladies plenty of time
20 hear her lecture to-day.
The electrical oven was working fine>
ly last night and the hot biscuits went
out at a lively rate.
One thrifty housewife brought a
small basket yesterday and at night she
was observed taking accounlt of sam
pie stock in the hallway. She found she
had six sample packages of cereals,
three of cocoa, q cake of chocolate, a
tin of canned meat, a sample package
of nnaCaa0ni, a sample of wool soap, q
few crackers, a small bottle of favor
ing extract, and besides all she had
eaJten and drank until She was too full
for utterarce and had an aTmful of
pretty advertising cards, calendars etc.
She can't be kept away from the Food
Exposition now.
Saturday IS school children's day
from | to 6 p. M, when all the school
children will be admitted for 10 cents
each and will be given a bag Of candy.
The programme tor to-day win EN-
brace some boys bicycle races, chii
dren's fancy dances, etc. At night there
VIII be a fire closing programme.
The bakery booth is decorated in
carnival or old California colors and
was occupied for the first time yester-
day by beautiful exhibit of fine
cakes, bread ard crackers. The dem
on5tratols gave out slices of very fine
cake to all cCnlefs and made big hit.
To-day's programme is as follows:
Ne3le's Solo Orchestra.
March, Ell Captain '.......... .Sousa
Overture, The Fiddler of st. WAIST
................ herman
Waltz, "Camiola". ........ Bennett
Barn dance, Boston Belle. .........
......... a. e. Godfrey
Selections. (a) Evening Star" OBJ
"Pilgrim's Chorus. Wagner
Selection, Der Vogelhandler' .Zeller
Fantastic Souvenir du Bar' Boscovitz
Romance. Simple Aren'. F. Thorne
Musical compositions of n. D. G. w.
VIII be played. Lullaby, "Coaxins
Baby to Sleep" by Miss Fannie r. Hal
sey Of Towle. Placer County. 'Bohe-
mian Dance" by Mrs. Abbie Gerrish
Genung, arranged for orchestra by c. A.
Neale.
Cooking lecture. $50 p. m. Subject,
Marketing: Roasting and Broil-
ing" by Miss Tracy.
Ten minutes with Richard J. Carpenter
and Arthur W. Black-Gui-
tar and banjo.
Mrs. Frances Moeller, vocal solo.
G.. c. Hunt. tenor solo
One hundred and fifty packages of
al- fr.4a