The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-07

size and central location. |
Everything is to be made as comforta
bic and convenient for Miss Hanko
and her cookery classes as possible.
Every woman in Brattleboro who is
interested in good housekeeping and
cookery methods and who enjoys good
things to eat and who is on the look
out for new cookery ideas with which
to vary her family bill of fare is
cordially invited to attend The Re-
former Home Economics school every
afternoon next week. The doors will
be open at 2 clock and the lecture
demonstration will begin at , clock.
Come Every Day.
Each of Miss Hanko S lectures is
complete in itself, but each is related
in a measure to the ones preceding it
and the best way to get the benefit
of the entire course is to attend ev
Iery day. 1t is believed, however, that
women who take advantage of the
opening session viii not miss any of
those that follow. The school will open
Monday afternoon at , o'clock and
EVERY session is to be entirely free.
Miss Emma Hanko, the teacher in
charge of this school, believes in good,
wholesome home cooking and it is her
aim to inspire women TO learn all
there is to know about this most in
teresting and important art and to
Thoroughly enjoy practicing il. She
will give to each woman attending
her cookery classes a leaflet of her
own authorship containing a number of
her favorite recipes. This also con
tains a number of blank leaves on
which women may take notes, thus
putting into available form the valua-
BILE information Miss Hanko gives
them and having it ready for use in
their homes. Miss Hanko will also
make many of the women who attend
the school happy by presenting them
with decorated cakes. Miss Hanko :
skill in cake decorating is nothing
short of marvellous and the blossoms
which bloom on her cakes are always
! the talk of the town wherever she
goes.
| On Monday Miss Hanko will intro
2 c-1lce her lecture course in most
! timely manner by discussing Food ant
Its Functions. Every woman who ha.
an ambition to choose and prepar,
: properly the best foods for her fami
" will be much interested in wha'
Miss Hanko has to say along this line
Will Answer Questions.
5 The purpose of The Reformer HON,
Economics school is to assist house
wives with their household finances, t
enable them to do their everyda,
homework more easily and more eff
ficiently and to cook good meals 70
7 their family at less cost. Miss Hank
has been able to help women alon;
these lines in other cities, and Their
: is no doubt that she will be able t
straighten out many a kink for Brat
tleboro housekeepers and solve man,
: of their hardest problems. She ha
= studied the matter of food values an
of diet and nutrition most thoroughly
and is particularly interested in tn
4 application of this study to the prope
feeding of children. She will gladl
answer questions on any of thes
l topics and suggests that Brattlebor
housewives be getting their querle
l in. shape to present to her at tn
II Home Economics school next week.
III This school will be free for a
l Brattleboro housewives and surround
l ing towns. Every afternoon Mis-
i Hanko will lecture on some helpfl
l phase of housekeeping or cookery an
will give a cooking lesson which wi
l delight the hearts of women who al
l good cooks as well as those who d.
l sire to become such. All foods thu
she prepares will be served to he
/ audience and this is not the least a
tractive of the features connected wit
the proposed Home Economics schoo
On Monday she will lecture on Foo
and Its Functions and will, in hi
cookery lesson, demonstrate how
l prepare the following:
Foamy Omelet with Cheese
Macaroni American
Fruit Salad Supreme