The record-union., 1897-02-18


Thursday, February 25th, 2:30 p. m.
Bread making: Vienna bread, French
rolls, soup stocks, Parker House rolls
and corn bread.
Friday, February Goth, 2:30 p. m.-
Chatting dish cookery and desserts;
Welsh rarebft, panned oysters, creamed
sweet breads, pound cake, caramel, ice
cream
Friday evening, 7:30-Diet for the
sick: Beef tea, rennet custard, eggs
for invalfds, beverages, jelhes, delicate
pudding, custard sauce.
Saturday, February 9th. 2:30 p. M
Pastry and lunch dishes: fiaky pastry,
lemon pie, juicy fruit pies, quick Swed-
ish rolls, waffles and escallOped meats.
There was an error IN the date of
special musical attractions at the Ex-
position in Tuesdays Record Union.
The correct dates and attractions are:
Tuesday evening, February 23d-
Ladies' choral orchestra, Mrs. Frances
Moeller, director.
Wednesday evening, February 9th
G. G. Hunt, tenor solo; Mrs. Frances
Moeller, solo; R. j. Carpenter and A.
w. Black.
Thursday evening, February 25th-
The Monady Night Orchestra, Pro-
fessor George Shepstone, director; Pro-
fessor George Franz, violin soloist.
Friday evening, February 26th-The
Ladies Treble Clef Choral Society, Miss
Ida Clinch, director; Miss Clinch in
soprano solo, with flute obligato by
Professor Neale; Black and Carpenter,
banjo and guitar duo; Monday Night
Orchestra, Charles Stever's Mandolin
Club, and fancy dances.
Saturday evening, February 9th
Irrna and Edna Farley, fancy dances,
with Mrs. Grady as acconpanist.
In addition to these John Carlaw
chief of the Caledonian Society, will
endeavor to have a number of pretty
little maidens dancing in Scottish cos
TUNES with Neale's Orchestra in spe-
cially arranged Scottish music as ac-
companist, on Scottish night This
will prove a great attraction. On the
last Saturday yafternOonfthe children Will
have a special fancy dance, song and
recitation programme, and Will all be
given free bags of cOnfections and be
admitted for 10 cents each.
Professor Neale also hopes to have
as a special feature the German Sing
musical numbers.
The school, children's wand drill will
also be given ON one evening to be an
nounced later.
The special bedroom set to be given
by John Breuner to the one who
gueSSeS nearest the actual square feet
of floor space in his store, to include the
new carpet and crockery departments,
has been placed ON exhibition. The
figures will be placed in a scaled envel-
ope, to be opened by President Jost and
committee ON the last night of the Ex-
position.
The exhibitors began erecting booths
and arranging goods in ArmOry Hall
yesterday, and by Saturday at q
o'clock in the evening every booth
will be up and in place ready for the
formal opening. The ticket office will
be opened promptly at 1 O'Clock so that
the first rush of buyers can be disposed
of easily and without inconvenience
to anyone. The opening addresses will
present may expect some clever re-
marks from those delegated to speak.
The Grocers' Union booth and re-
ception room in the main hall will be a
great rendezvous for all members and
guests 1t will be decorated in Boyne' 5
best style and will have Shasta water,
a few red herrings, cheese and biscuits
on tap for all. A register has been do
mated Cor, if not, Secretary Blair says
this is sufficient notice that some one
can do so wherein the names of visit
Ors who are members of the trade can
be inscribed. The idea of an association
booth meets with the appreciation of all
grocers.
Among the home trainer cycle race
prizes will be a pair Of road tires, BIZ
cycle shoes, lamp, bicycle pants, cham
pionship cup, box of fine cigars, scarf
pin, cyclometer, Derby hat, fine sweater
pneumatic saddle, two pairs of pedals,
etc The cycle dealers are realizing
the good work by giving liberal prizes
BY Saturday these, in addition to the
silver pitcher for club championship
handsome collection to be raced for.
These races are to be under the man
agement of the Capital City Wheelmen
and there is no entry fee. They Will be
run each night, and the terms and con-
ditions can be obtained at the Capital
City Wheelmen's clubrooms, or al
Armory Hall after Friday next The
racing machine will be a fine affair and
safe.
To properly appreciate the modern
one must see cookery by electricity
This feature of the exposition VIII be
fully shown at a number Of the booths
and at the display of the Sacramento
Electrical and Engineering Company
One firm will bake biscuits by the cleo
tric current. while another will cook
cereals by an electric farina boiler
Pancakes will be baked on an electric
griddIe, and coffee made in an electric
coffee pot. This feature of the Food
Exposition will be interesting and edu-
cational to all visitors
Mrs. L. w Buckley, the pleasant wife
of the General Manager, arrived from
Los Angeles yesterday.
The decorations of the hall by George
Boyne are now up, and yesterday one
Of the big local manufacturers who
called at the Armory was so pleased
that he at once arranged to take space
and make an exhibit. 1T is the best
advertised affair l have ever seen here
abouts," he said why, everyone talks
only food exposition and printers
bills"
The home-trainer bicycle race be
r,oaeottO and Stool-toY, aaar<