The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-27
EXPERTS PAY VISIT
TO ICE CREAM PLANT
Delegates to Boards of
Health Conference Guests
of Management.
REGALE THEMSELVES
WITH VELVET KIND"
Every Detail of Model Establish
ment Is Shown TO the
Visitors.

AS guests Of the Chapin-Saclls Ice
Cream Manufacturing Company. abou,
fifty distinguished delegates TO the
twenty-third annual meeting OF the con-
ference Of state and Provincial boards
Of health OF North America and their
wives went out 10 this establishment
at noon yesterday, and inspected the
model plant Of the Velvet Kind" The
visitors were driven out from the con-
vention headquarters, 1t the Willard
Hotel IN Columbia and Lozier auto
mobiles. provided Tor the convenience
OF the delegates.
The immaculate home of tine Velvet
Kind" with buildings OF enamcled brick
and concrete floors, took on a festive ar
ray and the doors and secrets of the
concern were thrown open 20 the dis
corning eyes OF The health specialists
and prominent physicians, assembled
here from ali parts OF the country.
Flowers. banked here and there. lent an
added attraction 70 the scientific estab-
lishment An uppetlzinS buffet lunCh
daintiiy served. put the delegates in
the best of humor. The seven immense
fee cream machines merrilly churn=d
10 the strains of an orchestra, making
ice cream at a lively pace Of 5000 gal
Ions a day.
Enjoyed Diversion.
Every branch o. the industry was laid
bare TO the critical gaze Of the visiting
delegates, who seemed 10 enjoy a d.
version from the theoretical conception
Of purity 10 G. practical and moaern
process, which eliminates the possibility
OF disease germ N the manufacture Of
ice cream Extreme cleanliness was OBJ
served in all stages Of production. The
cream, upon its arrival, was seen to Ce
tested by inspectors. and r. modern
pastueriZeT inSures the destruction of
all bacteria. The most modern appaIa-
tus was noted by the delegates for
washing and thoroughly sterilizing all
utensils used. The fact that not a
human hand touches the frlSid product
attracted special attention. The sani-
tary mixing watts were commented upon
and a fully equipped meteorological
laboratory was a special item Of favor
able comment.
The delegates Ulhesitatingly express
ed their views in regard TO the plant,
and were all favorably impressed with
the sanitary and scientific process OF
the Chapin-Sacl-s establishment. DIT.
d N BldNhtls OF Alli4leSold. score
tary of the convention. officially gave
utterance 10 the impressions Of the dele
gates when he stated that the plant
vas perfect and embodied all that is
new to science that insures cleanliness
and purity.
The Guests.
The following were some Of the guests:
c. F. Tounr. N D.. Prescott. Arizona. j.
10 M I'M T-..e a#.-r-
Minuea polls, W +. snow. Stanford Cnivtr-
sity, Cal; 4. r Ward, Berkeley. CAL. c.
Lloyd Magruder. n d. Washington. D. c.:
DR.. =. h Bryce Ottawa Canada: c.
HampsOn Jones. n d. Baltimore Nd A
c. Moerl1e, NJ D.. Burlington, Iowa: l. T.
Christian. Richmond. Va; Charles r.
Grandy. n D.. Norfolk. Va. Mrs. l. j.
NOungwithee. Washington. .. C., Mrs. a. c.
Moerke, burlington, Iowa: John L Grove.
Newton, Kan; Z B. Payne, Fort Scott
Kan; Bruce s. Eeator. II D.. Asbury Park
n J., Allen W. Freeman. NJ. D.. Richmond
Va; Z. G. Williams NJ D.. Richmond Va:
H Rolfe Dupuy, u. D.. Norfolk, Va. 3
p. Latane, NJ. D., Winchester. Va: J.
GrasSick. II. D.. Grand Forks, y D.: DR.. r.
II. Bracken, Minneapolis, secretary Of the
association; d. y x Foster. Sacramento
Cal. president. Miss Naude a w Foster
Sacramento. Cal; y. q. Palmer. Geneva,
Ohio II c. Young, Augusta, Ne; C. A.
Harper Madison, Wis. J. y Hurry. Indian
apOis, Ind. II. W Wiley. Washington. D.
C; S. J. Crumbins, Topeka kan; Geo =.
Mccoy. Columbus. Ind. ". 3. Lyman
Boise idaho W. y. Springer, Boise Idaho:
s 3 Nelson. Pullman. Washington. d. c..
J. H Townsend, New Haven. Conn. Mrs G.
T. Love. Denver. Col; l. R. Clarke. Wash
ington, d. c.