Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-05
SLAMS ALL COMPLETED FOR BIG
EVENT FOR WOMEN GIVEN
~ r.-R. NEXT WEEK.
DID YOU EVER EAT ANY
REAL BAKED ICE CREAMY
II Not Men and Women May Both
partaks at Tuesday Night Session
-Prss Receipt Books For All Women
Who Attend Lectures - Pastry,
peushnuts and Cake Study Monday.

6CnOOl In the FrlIrCeSS 1ucuteE ucAS
week, which 10 being given free by the
Times Republican, will receive a valu-
able receipt leaNet. compiled by this
cookery expert. Many of these receipts
have been originated by Miss Peet, and
tried out by her in her extensive cook
cry experiments. Others have been
given to her by famous cooks she has
met in this and other countries. in her
Better Foods-Better Homes" travels,
( and even these she has tested before
passing them on to be used by women
In their homes.
Miss Peet says she finds housekeep-
Frs deeply and intelligently interested
In every phase Of the food question,
but that they are too busy to be at.
tracted by. mere theories and expert
ments. She has therefore worked out
every method she presents to her
classes, and found it to be a useful
and disable one before she includes 1t
in her course Of instruction for actual
housewives, such as attend her classes,
in large numbers. Miss Peet is deeply
interested in young housekeepers, and
Is anxious to help them before they
nave made serious or expensive mis-
takes. she suggests easy and simple
methods Of keeping accounts and re-
1ucing household expenditures. She
teaches only successful methods Of
cooking, and insists that II her meth
DDS and receipts are followed accurate
~, success always follows.
Afternoon Lecture at 2:30.
Every detail is being cared for to
: make the Times Republican home
economics school the most successful
undertaking of this kind ever put on
here, and the best school Miss Peet has
held in Iowa. She will open her work
here Monday at 2:30, the hour fixed for
zach Of the afternoon lectures. Miss
Peet Is to be provided with complete
cookery equipment Of the very best
OF everything. A gas stove, refrigera-
tor, kitchen cabinet. and work table
have been loaned by merchants who
feel that the Times Republican home
economics school is good for business.
Many out Of town women are sure to
attend and they will take advantage
OF every trip to town TO DO a little
Christmas shopping.
To Take Up Pastry Monday.
On Monday Miss Peet will talk about
pastry making and win make some
OF her delicious pastry. This she will
serve in the form of attractive orange
daisies, a pretty suggestion soF holiday
cookery. She will fry lot Of her
wonderful doughnuts, enough to go
around no matter how many attend
her classes. A pretty and inexpensive.
and good cinnamon cake is another in
teresting item Of her cookery program
Tor Monday. and fruit dessert called
banana compete will complete the in
teresting list.
Baked Ice Cream For Men.
She will lecture each afternoon on
topics relating to the successful man
agement of the home. to the Seconomi-
cal buying Of foods. the careful plan
ming of menus, and the proper prep
aration Of meals. She will teach how
to prepare lot of good things for the
holiday season. She will explain in de-
tail every step taken in their mixing
and baking. She will hold an evening
session on Tuesday at which she will
serve fee cream and cake. the ice cream
baked in the same oven as that used
for the cake and to this session, which
begins at 8 o'clock, the men are invited.
She will give talk on food purity,
which should interest men and women
alike. One OF the most important and
Interesting OF her lessons viii be on
the value Of good bread and how to
make It. She will talk on the buying
and cooking Of meats. and plank a
steak. She will give much valua Bile
instruction in regard to frying foods,
and tell how to obtain that hitherto
unknown quantity wholesome fried
dishes. The entire course is interest,"
ing and practical In the extreme.
FREQ TO All Women.
Every woman In Marshalltown and
its vicinity is invited to attend this
opening session Of the Times-Republi-
can home economies school. and will
need no Invitation to attend the sub
sequent sessions. Remember ali are
free. Bring pencil and note book. as
Miss Peet will say many things you
VIII want to remember. No tickets are
required.
Arrangements have been made with
F. Aubrey Smith to provide q half
hours program on the rlayer-piano
preceding each afternoon lecture.
Mrs. NJ. s. Mcfarland. president OF
the Woman's Club. will introduce Miss
Peet to her opening Marshalltown audi
ence.
READER DELiohre AUDIENCE.
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