The Daily Missoulian., 1914-07-26
0URCOOkNNG SCHOOL
OPENS MONDAY
AFTERNOON
AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM Ar
RANGED FOR THE SIX
SESSIONS.

Advance preparations for the great
free cooking school and household
| show which is to be presented under
| the auspices of The Mlssoulian Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday after
| Moons and evenings, have progressed
to most satisfactory stage and all
| will be in readiness when Mrs. Marsh
| ment opens her demonstration tenor-
row afternoon at 2:30.
| The Missoulians cooking expert has
arranged an attractive program for
each of the six sessions of the cooking
school and all women who are inter
ested in their home problems will find
it to their distinct advantage to at
tend every one of the clever lecture
demonstrations.
The programs will be entirely
changed each afternoon and evening.
The initial demonstration Monday
afternoon will be on salads and salad
dressings and many attractive, unique
and valuable recipes will be carefully
worked out before the class The
Monday evening class win learn how
to economically prepare "A complete
luncheon menu, including meats vege-
tables, dessert and coffee. This will
be an all-oven" dinner and will be
practical demonstration Of genuine
economy.
Tuesday afternoon will he bread day
and Mrs. Marshment will show a great
variety of breads, rolls, etc. Partic,,-
larly featured will be her favorite
recipe which she calls the Century
bread" Mrs. Marshment mixes, raises
and bakes complete loaf, ready to
serve in little over an hour. Quick
method yeast bread will be shown and
rolls in many attractive forms.
Other demonstrations will he OH
vegetables cooked in many STYLES.
meats in economical manners of
preparation and hot weather dishes
generally. The results of Mrs. Marsh
ments cooking efforts win be served
to those in attendance each day 80
bring a spoon and small plate with
you.
Local concerns have taken quite an
interest in the cooking DEMONSTRATORS
and will have attractive displays of
their products and hand out samples
and souvenirs to all visitors.
Any number of special features will
be offered in connection with the
cooking school to attract and retain
the interest of the hundreds of women
who are expected to attend. There
will be a big baking contest in which
all Will be invited to compete AM.
valuable awards will be Offered for
the best efforts on the part of Mis-
soula housewives. The main prize in
the contest will be an elegant gas
range, valued at $25, which has been
donated by the Missoula Gas com
pany. Other awards of value will be
offered as inducements to contestants.
Then there will be the daily Victrola
concerts under the direction of the
Host- Dickinson Piano company Sc
lections from the best operas, num-
hers from the latest musical shows
and vocal and instrumental offerings
by the worlds best artists will be
presented in a twice daily concert from
the platform.
All in all there will be much to in
terest and entertain all who attend
the cooking school and this truly edu-
cational affair promises to be the
event of the season among local
women.
The Missoulian offers the cooking
school with its many added attractions
as a compliment to readers of this
paper. There will be no charge of
any nature to those who pay a visit.
just come out to one or all of the
demonstrations as guest of this pa
per and if Mrs. Marshment can show
YOU something new along culinary
lines The Missoulian will feel suffi-
GENTLY rewarded for bringing her to
this city.
Remember the dates. Three days
only, afternoons at 2:3o and evening
at s, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, July 27, IS and % Tell your
friends and neighbors about the cook
ing school and be sure to attend the