The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-20
SCHOOL
Career of Miss Morgan,
the Teacher.
What the School Is Doing. Arrange
ments Made. Fees Tor Tuition
and Other Matters.

( The Housekeepers' League are re-
joicing in the fact that their teacher
for the cooking school has arrived and
that the old Kapiolani home at the
corner of Queen and Punchbowl streets
has been secured for the cooking
school
Circulars in Japanese and Chinese
have been issued, as these two classes
with a class for women OF all nation
alities will be the first started.
The tuition for each OF these classes
will be So for twelve lessons and all
materials furnished free OF charge.
The course will include the cooking
OF meats, soups, eggs, vegetables.
bread, etc, and as far as possible the
students will he taught the dishes the
especially cares to make.
Miss Morgan is a thoroughly compe-
tent teacher, as the following letter of
Mrs. Rorer shows. as Mrs. Rorer. after
her twenty-five years experience
| stands at the head of scientific cooking
in the States:
Philadelphia. Sept. u. 1899.
| My Dear Mrs. Coleman: Your let
ter and timetables received on Satur-
day morning. and were forwarded to
me in Philadelphia Immediately. It Is
just little late to get good teacher,
as all good teachers make their en-
gagements here in August at least:
however, 1 telegraphed three or four
who were in positions. as I want &C
send you a woman of experience. A
new graduate would never do in a new
country; that is. where the work Is not
organized. My first effort was unsuc.
cessful; and / have not yet heard from
the others. Miss Elvira Morgan, tn,
teacher on whom / am waiting now
will, / am sure. give most perfect sat
is faction in every way. Miss Morgan
has had a number of years experience
as trained nurse. She was superin
tendent of hospital before she cam,
to Philadelphia Cooking-School. from
which she graduated two years ago
Miss Morgan has been teaching in on
Guilds, from which place she wa
called to be superintendent and dieti
clan at the Maryland General Hospi
tai at Baltimore. This year she lef
that place for n much better one n
Lawrenceville School for Boys. wher
she had TO oversee all the chefs. tina
the boys might have n perfectly whole
some diet. Now. III / can prevail %
Miss Morgan to take this position in
new field, / think she can come to yo
at once. l see by the card you sen
that the Australia sails on October II
| will try my best to have her max
! an earlier boat. The young ladies tina
/ want to send, will have to- give jus
a little notice; and / do not want {
send you anyone of whom I am NJ
perfectly sure. You are investin
Y money, and ii is too far away. I onl
y wish that circumstances were such ths
l could come to you. simply to org;
niZe the work; but my school this VIII
, | ter will be very full. and I am tie
down until the LIST OF February.
Very truly yours.
SARAH TYSON RoRER.
1t is hoped that the ladies OF Il
town will interest their cooks in the.
7 classes. In a short time classes Il
I housekeepers and young women M
children will be started. The compile
announcement for these classes will
made later.
All who wish to register for q
classes are requested to call at q
headquarters between 1880 and a.:
Wednesday, October 5, when the wo
will be explained and members e
rolled.