The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
COOKING SCHOOL CLOSES
WITH FULL ATTENDANCE
Mrs. Chase Gives Lnst of Series OF
Lectures mt The Tlmcs-
Dispatch booth.
PRAISES RICHMOND Products
WcIi-Knoyrn Demonstrators Finds Home
Made Materials Satisfactory in Every
Way for Her Recipes.

a full and splendid program ycstcr-
day afternoon concluded the series OF
free cooking lessons that have been
held all week ut The Times Dispatch
booth in the Manufacturers Exhibit.
sixth and Main Streets. with Mrs Flor
onCc Austin Chase as demonstration.
one OF the most novel features OF tho
whole demonstration has been the fac;
that everything used was made in
Richmond and Mrs. Chase was most
complimentary in her remarks about
the materials with which she concoct-
cd her delcctable dishes. Richmond
housck cepers responded at once to
these delightful lectures by their pres
ence at them, and tho cooking school
mas been the subject OF conversation
over the tea cups. across the back
icnccs-whercve two or three women
have been gathered together. They
have made Mrs. Glasses mullins and
worked out her bread. and they have
invited company in for dinner and fol-
lowed her recipes and suggestions for
entertaining. and the whole thing has
been great success. as cvinccd by
the interest shown everywhere.
Another large audience OF women,
many of whom stood throughout the
lecture. was present yesterday To Wit
ness MIS-. CHaSeS demonstrations or
cakes. icing, filling and pastries Of
various sorts ana descriptions, with
which the series of lessons was brought
10 close. Again the Saucrs extracts
were used in the navoring for delicate
and palntablc desserts and the Dunlop
Hour was used In the excellent cakes
and sponge mullins shown.
Hou don't need cake at all as mat
ter of food value, Mrs. Chase stated
but YOU do like ii and want II to serve
with your desserts. so by all means
have tho best that can be made. Much
OF the success of Il cake. indeed. al
most two-thirdS of II, depends upon the
baking. ana the lecturer went into q
great deal OF detail concerning the
regulating of temperature and amount
OF gas consumed by Il TipTop range.
AGAIN DEMONSTRATES
VALUE OF KITCHEN CABINET
Again III the construction OF her
cakes and pastries. She demonstrated
the splendid and useful qualities of
the White House Kitchen Cabinet and
sanitary table, furnished by the sgd
nor Hundiey Co, as the greatest pos
stble aid to Il housckccpcr in maintain
ing system and order in her kitchen
and pantry. White cake, chocolate
inarshmallow cake. boiled icing. raw
icing. angel cake. naky pie crust, Vir-
recipes were worked out for those pres
ent, and Mrs. Chase demonstrated II
delicious use of the pie crust scraps
BY making them into cheese -straws
All of the recipes were easily nut to-
gether. Practical things that every
housekeeper should know have been
taught. and Mrs. Chase has lr,d in
'crcstihS reports from the success OF
many Of the articles iried. one dauph-
Ter hurried home from the class and
served the quick mullins for her moth =
ers tea the same evening that she had
seen them demonstrated at the cook :
ing-schooi, and they wero very good.
too.
Tho Hammond Company, florists.
nave sent beautiful noseEays OF flow
crs for the pleasure IF the class. and
all Of the milk and cream and butter
that has been used in everything has
been from the Richmond Dairy Com
pahH. The Monogram canned goods OF
IL. y. Saunders have been fashioned
INTO al sorts OF novel and delicious
salads and dishes. and tho Bak cr Broth :
crs sent the meats used on the occn-
sion oil the second ana third lectures.
me steaminS coffee has been made in
tho universal pcrcolator with Broad
ROCK water. and the big aluminium pans
and kettles that so many good things
nave been cooked In wcrc from, tho
central Hardware Company.
capable. clever and practical in all
Things, combined with Il most interest
ihE personality. Mrs. Chase has an
pealed To her audiences from the very
start and II was with genuine regret
mat they saw her depart Yesterday.
sue concluded the lecture with Il very
! Happy ittic speech IN which she ex
pressed her pleasure at maxine rho
acquaintance OF so many Richmond
housekecpers. and her thanks for their
attention and attendance during the
! demonstrations.