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Show UTAH DAILY 1904. STATE JOURNAL, SATURDAY, .APRIL 2, F you A Variety of Eggs Music and Drama Note of and General Huskel and Dramatic Event &j desire Ease, Comfort Durability. Stylo The dates for the choral competition at the St. Louis world's fair hua been definitely determined upon. The original idea waa to have the choruses come at a time moat convenient to themselves, but the choruses desired that dates be set, so that ull could be heard within a certain fixed time. The request was complied with and the time set Is from ln July 11th to 16th. The revision two now for only the plans provides grades insted of three as originally intended. The prlxcs, however, are larger, the first in grade one beinff $5,000 and grade two $2,500. action of the ply takes place in a country store where Mr. Sully gets his mall daily and some of the thlnj under In the play really came and At this season of the year eggs are spoonful of pepper, four tablespoonof a cupful cream and one-ha- lf most plentiful, and consequently are fuls of of grated cheese. Pour this Into eight It is scarcely possible small well buttered timbale molds, low In price. "Tha Crisis and the Game Cock. their Importance as stand In a pan of warm water, cover to overestimate Fashion occasionally cornea to the when properly with paper and place In a moderate aid of actors In distress. During a I an article of food, as, are in digested by oven until the mixture is firmly set, easily Crisis of "The cooked, they rfcent performance Cleveland a game cock, which figures even a delicate stomach; they contain put aside until cold, then turn out and of nutrition and can,cut into half-inc- h slices. Dip each prominently in the development of the all the elements I be on quickly prepared for pjece int0 slightly beaten egg, roll ln occasion, COuld not be found at the critical I emergency meal. When ap-- 1 the crumbs and fry as if for croquettes, moment wheil he should have been an I I one of arms in the propriately cooked they may appear gerVe with them a thin white sauce ,.a tried on the stage I of the at.tora. There was a wild hunt at any meal, and one hotel in Newt0 which is added a few spoonfuls of for the bird which was without result York has a special card giving terse grated cheese. I I place In the Festival hall. July 18th to ways ln an awkwar(j atage wait was emi- - descriptions of forty-nin- e Egg parislenne call for patty cases, 24th. but these may be replaced by paper nent when the actor, who was to have which eggs may be bad a la carte, These arrangements will permit carried the bird on the stage, rushed Eggs which are newly laid are best cups or china ramekins. Hard boll those who desire to hear all the com- Into room of one of the for boiling. If plunged into a sauce-ladi- es and shell four eggs, cut and put aside the dressing peting choruses within two weeks. of the company without knock- - pan of rapidly boiling water, covered, a slice of the white from each end, 444 Make a Ing, siesed her new hat and, tucking It and at once removed from the fire, then chop the remainder. I Ogden Will Not Compets. sauce as directed for carefully under his arm, walked Into I yolk and white will be cooked to a bechamel consistence In about poached eggs, add to It of Inquiry of Mr. Joseph Ballantyne the glare of the footlights. The bird delicate jelly-lik- e elicited the information that it is now of Paradise on the hat did very good six minutes; this is better than a cupful of finely cut cold tongue, definitely decided that the tabernacle for the missing game cock, al- - lng rapidly for half that length of mushrooms and truffles, salt and pepchoir will not go to the fair as a conper to season and simmer for five though Miss Isabel Irving, who , !s time. testing body. If they go as a choir starring ln this piece, found it difficult In poaching It is best to break the minutes. Fill the cases and put one for pleasure arrangements will be to control her laughter well eggs on at a time ln a saucer pre- of the reserved slices on the top of made to allow choir members all the paratory to sliding them into the each. enough to continue her part. advantages possible. water in which they are cooked. There For picnics or cold lunches stuffed Financial aid, which would involve Here's Another Ghost Proposition. are a number of Inexpensive patent eggs are usually well liked. They are' an expense of $10,000, was responsible -riff, Pair, Pouf, the Casinos new-- I poachers on the market which have boiled for half an hour, chilled and Some of the most for the decision. est spectacle, for which Stanislaus the advantage of keeping the egga ln shelled, then halved, the yolks careprominent business and professional has written the book and Wil- compact, neat shape. The water ln the fully removed and mashed fine with men ln Ogden were working on the Strange liam Jerome and Jean Schwarts the pan should be salted and should never seasoning to taste and a little melted proposition but found the obstacles too songs, Is to be produced on Saturday be above the simmering point while butter. To this basis may be added I great. When lifted I a number of Ingredients according to night In New York. F. C. Whitney Is I the eggs are cooking. the producer, Gerard Coventry stages from the pan they are drained, I'taste grated cheese, mayonnaise, cold A Pupils' Rscital. I the piece, and John 8. Heller has trimmed If necessary, and served on meat, chopped, then pounded to a Mr. Joseph Ballantyne is contemorchestrated It. Eddie Foy has a new toast or ln sauce. There are a few I paste, chopped parsley, or some In tabera recital the plating pupils' which cannot be used in this I gent mixture such as mustard or cay- nacle In the near future. The date has Of the light colored sauces I enne. way. The whites are refilled with not been definitely determined upon bechamel Is one of the best and It is I this, carefully put together and, if to but will likely be the latter part or made by melting over the fire one I be packed, wrapped separately ln or first week In May. AdmisApril butter with one I affine paper. Cameron, Mabel and Hilda Hoi-- 1 tablespoonful of sion will be entirely by ticket which I flour of and adding I For a summer breakfast take as Wiseman tablespoonful 11ns, Templar Saxe, George will be given to the pupils for disI of a cupful each or many eggs and medium sized tomatoes and Abble Strange. The English Pony gradually one-ha- lf I tribution. or chicken broth and thin cream, as there are persona veal and Included a Cut out the and be will Ballet large I stirring constantly mixture until stem the end which can dance of each chorus tomato, scoop out I good looking To Form Guarantee Association. I la smooth and thick. Salt and pepper the center with a spoon and turn upand sing is promised. I The Salt Lake Guarantee assocla are added to taste, thq sauce sim- - side down to drain. Put In each ten 444 I tlon had a deficit of $100 on the Harold A Lat Suggestion. mered for a few minutes, then poured drops of tarragon vinegar, then careI Baur recital last Monday night This fully break in an egg and on It drop "I would like to suggest, wrote a on a beated platter and the eggs ar-SI only amounts to 30 cents for each of Francisco lady to Manager E. D. ranged on It Milk may be substituted a bit of butter.- Stand the tomatoes I the three hundred members of the Price of the one-ha- lf as prepared on a shallow pan and bake Alcaiar, that you read the or tbe broth and cream and I I society. There Is a strong sentiment I a of boiled and In a hot oven long enough to set the onion cuDul pulped .In the pajace 0f the King,' by In favor of making the tabernacle It Into a sauce eggs. The tomato cases may be Marjon Crawford, and see If it couldadded converting I I oub!ae; or the used be liquid may not be dramatised Into a play. It Is placed by sweet green or red peppers, I towed and guarantee association. Could this be I nJ)t a lonK tomato. strained Another out the stem end of each and aH an(J lt putting happens in I donewecould hear during the season one to is sauce variation over the sprinkle more carefully removing all the seeds. A jn Borrow than nIght It wag I number of the greatest artists ln In I on the a little third variation is the use of potatoes. finely chopped platter Mr. Price that anger that replied the world. Mr. Ballantyne will pre Viola Allen was something like $100,- - boiled ham or If for luncheon some Cut one end from each, after scrub-00- 0 sent the matter before the choir ln the blng, and bake in a quick oven. Cut richer for having conceived the I orated cheese. near future. To scramble eggs perfectly they off the other end and scoop out about should be broken into a bowl and two-thriof the insides. Pour In a Pattis Big Haul. beaten with only half a dozen strokes. spoonful of thick white sauce, drop in Revised figures show that Mme. Heat In a saucepan one-ha- lf of a tea- a raw egg and return to the oven to Adelina Patti, who has just reached spoonful of butter and one set the egg. home, took from the United States for of milk for every two eggs, As a sweet surprise cut, a stale a tour of four months the sum of turn ln the contents of the bowl, add sponge, cake ln slices and place these $210,000, for all her expenses were a seasoning of salt and pepper and stir three inches apart on a fiat dish; covet paid. This is the largest sum ever until thickened. This dish should be earned in one season by her or any served very hot. A little chopped professional musician and the largest cooked meat may be added at the las; amount of receipts of an artist In such minute. a short period, showing also the largSomehow a good, juicy, tender est net receipts per performance to the omelet seems a rarity, yet it Is so easy artist ln one series of consecutive apto make. To four eggs add two pearances. It shows also that Patti of warm water and beat made more money ln her decline than slightly. Have the frying pan hissing I gether with a few strokes: Heap this In her prime, but of course her suchot melt In It half a teaspoonful of I on the cake, smoothing over lightly cess was the result of the artistic butter, season and pour in the eggs, with a knife so as to completely work done in her earlier years. Shake the pan hard for a moment I cover each piece. Dust thickly with then with a fork lift the cooked layer I powdered sugar and place In a Dearth of Music in Ntw York. that the uncooked portion may flow hot oven until the souffle Is With the exception of the Strauss underneath. Continue to do this, tilt-- 1 light, crusty and a pale golden brown, musical festival and concerts by the crowded houses and making the hap-- 1 I ,n the an ac,l,tat the operation, This dainty dessert must be served and heartiest laughs In New Boston Symphony orchestra. New plest tbe ome,et but not hard. the Instant It is taken from the oven, hlsluntl York has been without the larger York. Augustus Thomas has done at lde the the Pan nearest cleverest work ln this play, andl111 forms of musical art the past week. the handle to roll the omelet, first COLLEGE BASEBALL IN WEST. The grand opera season has closed in the center a spoonful or two placing CHICAGO, HI.. April 2. College and for a few months concerts, recitals of the filling. If there Is one. 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MOLING Makers da table-spoonf- ul YOUR CHOICE OP SIX TRAINS CONFERENCE Short Line Reduced Rates viathe Utah Oregon Central ( Formerly table-spoonful- 444 444 pour the remainder around It. Any one of of fillings may be used K,ve th omHet lta Errs whch are to Musical Notos. TheMualcal Courier devotes a column and a half to a resume of Blau-velt- 's western concert tour. It siya: The tour opened at Ogden, Utah, and closed In Ohio on March 17th. As soon as the present season closes Blauvelt will go to the country for three months' rest CO. 444 The guarantors to the $94,000 fund under which grand opera was given ln Philadelphia this season have been, notified that they are expected to make ever. up a deficit of between $10,000 and of the filling today ryith the beginning of a series a great variety of games between the University of and they serve Illinois nine and the Minneapolis Pclc name, American Association team which Is be hard boiled to put In two weeks of spring prac- 1 I added. tice at the university city. In reality, however, the college season will not begin In earnest until weeks hence when Chicago, Mich tgan. Northwestern, Purdue, Indiana, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Wisconsin and the other big colleges of the middle west begin their schedule. Favorable reports come from all of the colleges and the outlook is for an unusually successful season. Egg croquettes are made by hard six eggs, shelling them an boiling Ralph By Right of A Startling Tost. coarsely with a silver knife. The role of Parsifal will be sung at Sword" Is at the Folly for the week, chopping A thick sauce Is save a life Dr. T. G. Merritt, of To with two made tableln New York. This play contains, as Bayreuth this summer alternately by of Poonf,,," North three 1 butter, Mehoopany. Pa, made a start tablespoon-exciting a fist fight ns was ever seen Dr. Felix Krauss and Paul Knupfer. fuIa ot flour and on cupful of milk; ling test resulting In a wonderful cure. on the stage. this is seasoned with salt, pepper. He writes, A patient was attacked THE DRAMA. onion Juice and chopped parsley, the with violent hemorrhages, caused by Cured Consumption. There arc three tangled love affairs eggs added and the mixture chilled, ulceration of the stomach. I had often In "The Old Mill Stream, Daniel BulMrs. B. W. Evans. Char water, Kan.. It Is then formed Into croquettes or found Electric Bitters excellent for ly's new play, nnl with those to ad- writes; My husband lay sick for each piece Is dipped into acute stomach and liver troubles sol Just Mr. Sully will have an opportunity three months. The doctors said he had cutlets, w. t ' ro,led ,n flne prw,cplbd them- - Jhe P"tlent gained to give the public another of his consumption. We procured a dryr crumb and frled not had an at from the first, and In brown of BalIard'8 Horehound Syrup. fectly conceived dellneat.r,. T1 Jbott,a and It him. 14 cured hot was That months." for six tack fat Electric Bit-- 1 coking deep yean smrv la located In Ulster county. New ago and since then we have always Glmblettes are are toters made positively by for dysguaranteed beating York, where Mr. Sulla form Is wit-- 1 kPt a bottle In the house. We cannot i 1 unt11 wel1 rn I xvd. pepsia, Indigestion, constipation and do uated and photographs have been taken For coughs and w,tbout 5C 5C of a kidney troubles. Try them. Only so from which to paint the scenery. The ,1' 80,4 Add a seasoning of of wait, of n tea- - cents at Jesse Driver's drug store. byMFCave. $20,000. 44 444 Stuart In I 444 I I - - I I colds'" I one-thi- one-qunrt- er WILL BE MADE TO SALT LAKE Tickets on Sale April 1st to 6th. Limit to April 12th TRAIN SERVICE AND RATES FARE Round Trip RN 1 IN 41 S platter and appearance of the year as Champaign fun Is fast and abundant Sam Ber-t- 0 nard's song, Sufficiency, and Hat- 8lmmered fop at lea8t half tie Williams' Costumers at Kays are hould encored a half dozen times each nlghtl an hour; tb,a ensures a yolk which mealy Instead of soggy. After boll There Is no sign yet of Sweet Kitty ,nR and "he,,,n they are often qunr-ltw- o Bellalrs failing to fill the Belasco tered ond wrved in a hot cream sauce theater. New York. The 150th per- - or a,,ced' r,nced ,n taye,,a ,n a dl8h. cream sauce and butform a nee will soon be reached and the covered ered crumbs baked ln a quick and end of Miss Crosman's run In this cbamdn p'ny eema aa ar eft as oven. Grated cheese is sometimes 1 ) rd TRAINS RETURNING will leave Salt Lake City for Ogden at 1:10 and 6:30 p. m. April 3d to 6th.. For Ogdon and intsrmsdiato points at 6 a. m, 10:20 a. 5:45 p. m 11:45 p. m. SPECIAL NOTICE: Train loaving Salt Laks at 6:30 p. m. is an Pa8 Ogden Special, and will run through to Ogden without stopping. m 5:45 p. at angers for intermediate points should toko the train City Returning all Oregon 8hort Lino trains start from Salt Lake ARE TIME. ALWAYS ON and, consequently, ...CONFERENCE... via Rio Grande Western Ry e ' Trains leave Ogden 7:15 a. m., 8:10 a. m., 2.15 p. in., 8 p. m. Leave Salt Lake, returning, at 10:50 a. m., p. m., 6:05 p. m. and Midnight. 1 FARE, $1.50 ROUND TRIP Tickets on sale April 1st to Gtli. 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