Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-25
PURE FOOD SHOW
GIVES COURSE
FOR WIVES
Best Way to Cook for Husband
and Care for Baby Demon
Strated at Exhibition.

Just how to care for husband and
baby is being shown Atlanta women
at the Auditorium Pure Food Show to-
day. At 1880 o'clock Miss Sarah J..
Kinsey and Miss Elizabeth Shelow, Of
the domestic science department Of the
University of Cincinnati, give practi-
cal demonstrations Of preparing food
for the sturdier members Of the family,
while at 4 o'clock Atlanta's registered
nurses hold forth on hygienic methods
OF caring for the baby.
Miss Kinseys lectures and practical
demonstrations are expected to do
much toward aiding Atlanta women
IN the solution Of the eternal problem
OF the high cost of living This morn
angs lecture and demonstration Miss
IKinsey devoted to the proper prepara-
ton of luncheon. cooking and serving
20 her audience dishes warranted pure
and able 10 tame the most refractory
husband
Tomorrow morning she will take up
the preparation Of suppers for the chill
dren. and on Thursday tea will be the
subject. Dinner, the most important
meal viewed from a male viewpoint,
will be discussed Friday, and Miss
Kinsey will give a demonstration Of
the kind of food and the manner Of
its preparation that should form he
ideal dinner for the average man.
Waste Adds to Cost.
All of the food advocated by Miss
ISinsey may be found on the table Of
the average Atlanta home, but the
cooking expert declares the reason It
apparently costs 80 much is because
the methods of preparation are waste
full and because the buying Of food IS
not systematized by the average
housewife.
"The successful cook must be a crea-
ture of system" Miss Klnsey declares
she must study food values and know
what to buy and how much to buy.
She must learn and continue learning
modern and sanitary methods In the
preparation Of the meal, and she must,
above all things, learn not to serve for
dinner food that Is suited only for
breakfast The proper preparation Of
the right kind of food at the right time
will solve the problem OF the high cost
OF living"
Assisting Miss Kinsey and Miss Sac
low in the care Of the patrons of the
cooking school is n committee Of At
lanta women appointed from the mem
bership of the women's board Of man
ayers OF the Home for Incurables, as
follows: Mrs w A. Speer, Mrs. T. 5,
Lewis, Mrs W. T. williams, Mrs.
Whitefoord Russell Mrs w. A. Win
.bish.
Nursery Attracts Notice.
Attracting scarcely less attention
than the cooking school is the hygienic
nursery in charge OF the members Of
the Atlanta Registered Nurses CLUB
This afternoon the booth is in charge
OF the registered nurses OF the EllSin-
Goldsmith Hospital. with Miss Kamen-
sky at the head. Practical demonstra-
tons are given to the mothers OF At
lanta on the hygienic care of the baby,
and the booth is fitted up as an ideal
nursery" in order TO emphasize the
points made by the nurses.
The portion of the demon stratton
that appears TO be attracting the most
attention is the proper care OF the milk
for baby from the time It is delivered
by the dairyman until It is consumed.
Pamphlets describing the process of
taking care Of the milk and containing
"a "Dont's for Mothers are given to
every mother who passes the booth.
Mrs NJ. I. Farrell, general chairman
of the nurses committee, said this
morning the ultimate purpose Of the
demonstration is the reduction of in
FAINT mortality by teaching the hygfenic
care of milk and the hygienic care of
the nursery: and that the nurses hope
also TO arouse a sentiment in Atlanta
in favor of free milk stations for poor
mothers and certified milk for those
who can afford it.