Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-26

instructor in chemistry Smith College;
- "Chemistry.' Miss Katharine Blunt.
Phi. D.. department of chemistry. Vas
sar; Meta boIism Experiments Alice F.
Blood, PHI. D.. assistant professor of
chemistry, Simmons College: Some
Chemical Differences Between Short and
Long Process Breads Miss \. E. Cold
thwaite. Phi. D.. assistant professor of
household science. University of Illinois
30 p.m.-Paper. Some Important Con-
siderations in the Feeding of Young Chill
dren,' Prof. E. V. McCollum, University
of Wisconsin; round table topic. THE
in College Classes. Miss Abby L. Mar
latt. chairman; papers by Miss f. C.
Sprague. University of Chicago: Miss
May b. Van Arsdale. department of foods
and cookery. school of household arts,
Teachers College: Miss Catherine Multi
gan. University of Tennessee; Mrs. Mary
Pierce Van lille. Kansas Agricultural
College: Miss Ruth Atwater and Miss
Jessie A Long, Pratt Institute.
At $50 Thursday morning Prof. w.
representing the Washington Home
Economics Association. will address
the meeting.
Program for Friday.
Friday. . a.m.-Round table on do
nestle art instruction for college stu
dents: chairman, Miss Agnes Houston
Craig. College of Industrial Arts. Den
ton. Tex; general topic. After Some
Years of Experimentation. What Is the
Educational Aim. Method and Accom-
plishment in College Courses in Do
mestic Art?' % from the viewpoint of
science. Miss Ella Josephine SpoOner
instructor in domestic art. Simmons
College. Boston: Gu through it's eco
nomic interests, Miss Gertrude Van
Hoesen. instructor in household arts.
Chicago University; CD esthetically
considered Miss Mary Wynne Shackle-
ford. director of fine and industrial
arts, College of Industrial. Arts. Den
ton. Tex; "a technical instruction.
Miss Ruth Wilmot. instructor in do
nestle art Pratt Institute. Brooklyn.
Discussion: % Scientific and economic
phases, Miss Anna F.. Bohim. instructor
i'm domestic arts, Ohio State Univer-
sity: (2J artistic and constructive rela-
lions. Miss Charlotte NJ. Gibbs. associ
ate in textiles. University of Illinois
Recommendations from the floor: Bet
ter organized and more unified courses
in domestic art.
800 p.m-Session in charge of admin
Adelaide Nutting. Teachers College. Co
lumbia University, chairman: topic.
school lunchrooms, their equipment, Or
ganization and function" Elementary
school lunchrooms Miss Mabel Fl. Kit
tredge, chairman of school lunch COM
mittee of Public Education Association.
New York city: high school lunchrooms.
AIRS. Mary II. Moran. New England
Kitchen. Boston; B-Miss Emma Smed-
ley, William Penn High School. Phila-
deIphia cafeteria for college students
Miss Arnold. Cornell. Effects of school
feeding on the physical and mental de-
velopment of the child. Miss BoughtOn.
Philadelphia.
p.m.-Public meeting of the associa-
ton al the Cooke School. Education
and Home Economics" with address of
welcome. Philander P. Claxton. United
Spouse, Miss Isabel Devier, president Of
the American Home Economies Associa-
tion. Paper, Home Economics and Gull
ture." Mrs Mary Human Abel, editor
of the journal of Home Economics.
Business Of Closing Day.
Saturday, December 3O-9:3O am. pa
per, Miss willystine Goodsell. Phi. D..
assistant professor. Teachers College CO.
lumbia University: round table. Miss Col
well, chairman. Extension Education
in Home Economics; "a in Kansas, Mrs.
Mary p Van Zile, Kansas Agricultural
College,; CT in Minnesota, Miss Mary l..
Bull. University of Minnesota; go in
West Virginia. Miss Rachel III. Colwell,
University of West Virginia. IL M, con-
Guiding business session, unfinished BUSH
ness, etc.
Among the papers entered by title are:
Food Problems Of the Ranch Home"
State Agricultural College of Colorado:
eDomestic Science As a Social Center in
the School," Miss Bertha M. Miller. Mil
liken University; LUNCH Baskets" Miss
Agnes Hunt, Michigan State Agricultural
College; Possibilities OF a Home Max