The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-05-23
ACADEMY COOKING CLUB
1T HOLDS A DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL
MEETING.
Miss Grace Wolfe, the President, Pre-.
sented With a Handsome Gold
Watch and Chain-Menu-
Speeches Made.

From Daily Sentinel, May Is.
The Academy Cooking Club is the
name of social club of ladies from
the Twin City which meets regularly
at the Academy. to discuss and expert
ment in the science of dietetics.
The club is under the direction of
Miss Grace Wolfe, who has given
much time and. effort to make the
meetings profitable unpleasant. The
ladies seem to have decided that she
was successful in this effort, as they
took occasion on the closing meeting
of the year to present her with a
handsome gold watch and chain, a
graceful Acknowledgements on the part
of the ladies, and greatly appreciated
by the recipient. The names of the
club are as follows:
President, Miss Grace Wolfe;
Mesdames D. Fl. Starbuck, Mary
Patterson. J. G. Buxton, e. e. Shelton,
J. w. Goslen, III. e. Vogler, J. E.
Shaffncr, J. A. Biting, A. b. Gorrel,
Henry Starbuck, f. II. Fries, j. H.
Clewell, Bishop Rondthaler, L. w.
Miss Annie Pittman.
The closing of the year was made
the occasion of lunch to which a
number of friends were invited, each
member of the club inviting one guest.
The guests arrived last evening at
5:30 ana were there received by com
mittee. The following is q list of the
guests:
Bishop Rondthaler, Mrs. Toomey,
Judge Starbuck, Miss Eta Shatfner,
Mrs. Donovan, Mr.. Buxton, Capt.
Goslen. Miss Lemly, Mrs. L. M. Fries,
Col. Gorrel, Mr.. F. Fl. Fries, Mrs. DR..
Bahnson, Mrs. Charles Ogburn, Mr..
Clewell, Mr.. Ebert, Mr. Henry Vogler.
When all had assembled they were
invited to the adjoining rooms where
the tables were spread. The meal
was served in courses, the ladies of
the club waiting on the guests. They
were attired in the insignia of their
club, VIZ a neat apron and a dainty
white cap.
The following was the bill of fare,
which was served in a little less than
two hours:
MENU.
Cream of Asparagus.
Fish Ell Coquille, Watercress Sandwiches
Veal Outlets with Peas Potato Croquettes.
Olives, BISCUITS, Almonds
Salad Maringo, Cheese Crackers.
Montrose Pudding, Angels Food.
Cheese, Coffee Waters
The repast was served in a graceful
and admirable manner, and the good
cheer was abundant. At the con-
clusion of the meal Mrs. d. FL. Star
buck arose and in the name of the
ladies expressed to Mr.. Clewell the
thanks of the ladies for the use of the
cooking school apartments by the
club. Mr. Clewell responded in few
words stating that, if, was the desire
of the school to enlarge the field of
work, until in time it would become a
university in the true sense of the
word, where old and young could find
what they needed within the school.
For this reason the introduction Of
the Alumn3 Clubs was really a
marked indication of progress and OF
great benefit TO the institution.
Judge Starbuck then arose and in
behalf of the guests thanked the
ladies for their courteous and hospit-
able entertainment of the guests.
Hon. j. &. Buxton followed at the
request of the ladies and said his
household was under the rule of a
Salem Academy girl and he was well
satisfied with the form of government
in all particulars.
Bishop Rondthaler made a few
closing remarks in his usually happy
mann er and expressed his apprecia-
tion by saying that he hoped the club
would flourish in the futuie, and that
when their next tea was arranged for
guests that he might be one of the ia
vored number.
Academy Alumn3 Cooking Club, an
organization which promises to be a
permanent means of social pleasure as
well as practical good.