Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-02
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
A Department ef Wanen's Progress % ,
seen At the World. Tair.

A Department % wamen's Progress % n.
seen az the worlds Tair.
Domestic science IS "a subject Of -rs.,
and growing interest to the eornsnuni,r /.
Z u seems 10 me that one 81 the mo- IA.
hghtful features II womans advanrs +,
all lines Is the compelling Of bette,
methods in the home, for with broa8s.
views and better opportunities women
are beginning 10 see that "the old ways
is not always the best way. that theoa,,.
ditions of life for women have changs3
thanks 10 the noble women who MANY
years ago ventured into new ways. hold.
ing the ground won SO bravelv I'M
women should recognize the newer. b.,.
ter way. till today women are avail
and ct Chicago. under the leadership az
Mrs. Potter Palmer and her staff N
women, Lucy Stone. Mary A. Liver.
more, Julia Ward Howe. Ednah d
Cheney, Susan b. Anthony. Mrs. Stan.
ton and their comrades, will see a. never
before the power of women manifested
in public work.
Domestic science will be illustrated in
the department of liberal arts Ia chi.
cago 10y an exhibit Of the New ENGLAND
kitchen work. This work, which il sei.
entific and economical in character, was
developed by Mrs Mary Human Abal
Of Michigan and Mrs. Ellen II. Richard.
Of the Massachusetts, Institute Of Tech.
nology Cooking Is done by gas AMI the
Aladdin oven.
Ia the Women's building at CHICAGO
Il. - Ia
cooking school methods will be shown
and modern kitchen fittings will prove
how really artistic practical kitchen
can be-
Domestic science, which covers the
sanitary, hygienic and chemical depart.
ments Of life. is most fully represented
by the work Of Mrs. Abel. Mrs. Rich
ards, and Miss Marion Talbot of Chi.
cago university, = professor deyu.el to
the teaching Of this work to class.s of
men and women. Miss Talbot. n da4.h.
ter Of DR.. /. I. Talbot of Boston. con.
Quoted the domestic science work al
Wellesley college before her cali 10 chi.
cago in the spring Of 1892. Schools and
colleges are adding this work TO their
course of study very rapidly. a f.ct
which promises much for tho future
housckeeper. Girls cannot graduate
from the public schools Of Boston unless
they have taken the course III cooking.
Through the generosity OF Mrs. Mary
Hemenway the first public school kitten.
en- in the United States was opened m
the Starr King schoolhouse il Boston
during the vacation school term Of 1856
This work was in charge Of Miss Amy
Romans, now principal of the nor
NAL school Of cookery at 8 Appleton
street. The public school kitchens Of
the city OF Boston are under the direct
charge Of Miss Aunabei Hope. a charm.
ing little English woman, niece Of Rev
Brooke Hereford.
The Boston cooking school founded bv
Mrs. Samuel 7. Hooper. well known h
charitable work. is center Of coed m
auence at III fremont street. under the
direction Of Mrs. Dearborn. while the
department Of domestic science Of the
Boston Young Womeu's Christian asso.
ciation, 40 Berkeley street, under the
supervision Of Miss Anna Barrows. Is
broad III scope, practical and successful
The Cooking Teachers club Of Boston
was organized in 1892 under the prasi.
dency Of Mrs. Mary ] Lincoln. The
members mutt be graduates OF cooking
schools. There is an honorary member.
ship Of these invited 10 join on account
, of their connection with domestic IN.
terests.
The Columbian Association Of House.
keepers, whose president is Mrs. John
Wilkinson of La Sale avenue, Chicago.
are doing grand work which will mate.
rialize ut tine Worlds fair. Mrs. WllGm.
son is a New England woman, a daughter
of picturesque and historic Deerfcld.
This housekccpers' association POSSESSES
practical value for all women. AMI rs
the membership covers all parts Of the
, country II proves powerful lever in
raising the tone Of domestic problems.
Miss Juliet Corson will have charte 81
New Works exhibit OF cooking scAaa at
) the Worlds fair. This exhibit is 10 be in
= the New York state building and is IN.
der the direction of the New York state
board OF woman managers of the Colull.
bian exposition. Miss Carson spent tho
early years Of her life in Boston. in The
charming district Of Mount Pleasant,
and her New England training has dc.
! yeloped into grand practical work
T Marion A. Mcbride in Boston Womaus
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