Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-29
BIG CLASSES
ATTEND SCHOOL
HELD IN COMMERCIAL CLUB
ROOMS BY MRS MARSH
AKslIbiERl' BIG DAY AaElD
Tribune's Free Lessons In Cooking
are Very Popular and Much
Appreciated.
ANOTHER BIG DAY ANEAO
Mrs. Marshment's Programs

This afternoon at 2 o'clock-Bread
in many attractive forms. Quick
method yeast bread, rolls, biscuit,
ETC., etc.
Tonight, at s o'clock-Continuation
Of salad recipes and demonstration.
Rosette waters and patty cases. New
and original recipes.
Notwithstanding the d~isagreeable
weather conditions, a splendid audi
ence, of representative women greet
ed Mrs. Mary J. Marshment at her
initial demonstration-lecture yester-
day afternoon, at the cooking school,
and again last evening there were
many interested women present, who!
listened with interest to the Trib-
une's expert cook and carefully fol-
lowed her economical demonstration
of home cooking.
=" Entirely Practicable.
Many were the comments OF the
entire practicability' Of the recipes Of
fered and the painstaking name i'm
which Mrs. Marshment goes into tho
details of her subject, thoroughly ex1
planning each point as she makes ii
and carefully mixing the various IN
gradients which 60 into the numerous
dishes prepared, before the members
of her class, afterward serving the
results Of her cooking efforts to those
in attendance. 70 .'r"5
Salads and Dressings.
The demonstration yesterday after
noon was on salads and dressings
and was most interesting. Last even
ing a complete luncheon menu waa
prepared and served to the class and
pronounced to be excellent by those
who were fortunate enough to get a
bite. rr ,
e." New Recipes.
This afternoon Mrs. Marshment
will show a number of new and orig
inak bread recipes, among them be-
higher favorite quick method yeast
bread, together with biscuit and rolls
in many attractive forms. Tonight
a number Of special request salads
will be offered and the remainder oil
the program given over to the prep.
aration Of timbals, patty cases, rosette
waters, etc. y A. I t!.A g.,
Booths Are Attractive. .
The attractive booths with displays
Of local food products and appliances
for the kitchen are having many Wis
itors, and samples and souvenirs
passed out from nearly all Of them.
The cooking school will continue to,
day and tomorrow afternoons and
evenings only; coming to a close Sat-
urday evening, when the announces
ments of the prize winners in the
amateur photo contest will be made.
This interesting contest promises ia
attract many participants, who will
offer examples Of their photo work in
a friendly rivalry for the valuable
prizes which have been offered BY
the Hoskins Stationery people. The
only rules Of the contest are to bring
your pictures to the cooking school
Saturday afternoon, before 4 o'clock,
when the judges will pass on the mer-
its of the entries and determine the
winners. '',' .'"'..
Many Pictures Eligible. r
Pictures which we're taken last
summer will be eligible as Well as
those of a more recent date. The
photos do not have to be especially
taken for this event. Only amateur
photographers may compete, probes
SIGNALS will be barred. The cooking
school promises to be an event OF
great interest for Bismarck house.
wives and, with better weather con
ditions the large assembly hall of the
Commercial Club rooms will surely
be packed with interested women,
who are eager to, learn more econom.