The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-11
COOKING IN
 PAPER BAGS
STRIKING FEATURE COMPRISES LAST SESSION AT SENTINEL
 RECORD COOKING SCHOOL.
Mrs. Armstrong Compliments Women Who Attended the Sohool--T omor. row Is the Baking Contest
 for the Prizes.

Sc far as the actual lessons in cook i, ing are concerned Mrs Armstrong closed the work of instruction yester day afternoon, and now ii is up to the hundreds of ladies who have attended every day, or on any of the days, for that matter. to demonstrate what they can do in the baking line, in the com petition today for the dozen or more splendid prizes offered to climax the cooking school.
 Interest in the baking contest has become intense, the sale of the articles for the Associated Charities having stimulated many ladies to submit sam ples of their cookery, as well as to compete for the handsome and useful prizes offered. There are IA splendid prizes offered, ranging from a $40 gas range to meat chopper. Following Is the list Of prizes:
 Layer Cake Division.
 First Prize IIoozier Kitchen Cabl net
 Second Prize--The Bissell Super ba carpet sweeper.
 Third Prize-A Savory roaster.
 Loaf Cake Division.
 First Prize Clark Jewel cabinet gas range.
 Second Prize-Uniyersa coffee per eolator.
 Third Prize -sayory double boiler No I.
 Douehnut Division.
 First Prize-Caloric fireless coo
 Second Prize--Lightning Ice crean freezer.
 Third Prize -savory double boilel No. 2
 Pie Division.
 First Prize$lO set Wear Ever aluminium utensils.
 Second Prize $5 set Wear Ever aluminium utensils.
 Third Prize--Uniyersal food chop per.
 Bread Division.
 First Prize Pelouze family scale.
 Second Prize Universal bread mixer.
 First and second prizes medals will be given to all first and second prize winners
 A set of ''Waylsuk" cooking bags will be given to each contestant.
 Committee In Charge.
 For the baking contest Mrs. Arm strong has chosen committee com. posed of the representative ladies of Hot Springs. to have general super vision over the contest, and to take charge of the display to be sold for the benefit of tine Associated Chart ties The committee is composed of the following.
 Mrs. H, M. Hallock, Mrs C. M Rob- erts Miss Carrie Price, Mrs. NJ. l.. Harrell. Mrs. j. w. Hudgins, Mrs. P. W. Johns, Miss Sallie Phillips Rector, Miss Sill
 The articles submitted at the bak- ing contest will be arranged in the lobby of the theater for inspection.
 This afternoon Mrs. Armstrong will give her splendid lecture on kitchen arrangement and convenience, and ev- cry lady in the city ought to attend and learn how to simplify her work in the kitchen, as well as how to supply the family economically.
 Yesterdays Lesson.
 Yesterdays lesson on paper bag cooking was one of the most interest ing of the week, and the attendance was larger than on any previous day. The novel methods of cooking pre- sented by the paper bag process were viewed with such intense attention on the part of the women in attendance. that each separate result proved a new excitement The lesson was a demonstration of economy Of both en- ergy and time. and offered infinite possibilities of menu variation to the .resourceful housekeeper.
 Paper bag cookery Is simply an o,d idea modernized." Mrs. Armstrong told her audience at the beginning oi the demonstration
 The French have been accustomed to cook delicate pieces of meat for de eades by wrapping them in layers O parchment paper to protect them iron the too fierce heat of the fire, The French process did not always prove successful. however because the pa