The daily sentinel., 1914-06-04

/ rooms OF tne chamber and found the
place decidedly interesting. No de-
lays were experienced in the trip and
the ladies found that extensive prep
arations had been made for their
arrival
I The machines took the ladies' first
to the Jensen Creamery company,
where Manager Schaadt escorted
them through his building. The new
refrigerating plant was inspected and
the new homogenizer was explained
to the ladies'. The unusual chemi-
cal processes by which Jensen's but
| ter is made absolutely pure We're
made familiar to the guests. Samples
of the Four-in-One butter were dis
tributed.
AT the ice plant the ladies' were
shown the process OF ice making and
/ the old myth of ammonia was ex-
I ploded for their benefit. They were
especially interested in the methods
of publication which makes artifi-
cial ice superior to the natural pro-
duct.
Charles p. McCary was the next
host of the club women and this was
/ one of the real show places of the
trip. Mr.. McCary explained the
manufacture of his wagons in his in
( imitable manner and also reminded
them OF his new oil tempering spring
furnace.
The c. ID. Smith laboratories on
Second and Colorado were intensely
interesting. The ladies were served
with the Grand Valley Special, one
OF the inimitable Smith fountain
drinks. They pronounced it unbeat-
able. The growth and magnitude of
the whole manufacturing business of
the Smith company particularly i'm
pressed the ladies. Samples of the
new furniture polish made by the To-
cal company We're given to each lady.
At Sawyer's the ladies' saw the
cream and candy department and
were impressed with sthe absolute
cleanliness of tile place. Although
preparations had been made to serve
Ice cream and cake at the confec-
tionery. the ladies preferred not TO
delay the busy rush which pTecedes
the preparation Tor the junior-senior
banquet there this evening. The hos
pitality OF this place will be extended
to the ladies OF the club later this
summer.
The Mesa Fiour mill was visited
! in its new home and Manager Camp
! bell took pains TO see that all the
processes We're satisfactorily explain
ed to everyone The many modern
improvements at the mill were sur
prise to the local ladies who accept
ed with profuse thanks a package OF
the new self-rising flour.
Samples of sugar with the compli-
ments of the Western Sugar & Land
company We're distributed and an in
vitation was extended to visit the
sugar factory and the Currie Canning
plant later in the year.
At the Latimer Chemical com
I pany's plant an aisle through the en-
tire structure had been made OF
white muslin which was an apprec
I lated kindness. Mr.. Latimer went to
a great deal OF pains to explain the
/ processes in cider and vinegar manu-
! facture and the ladies expressed
/ themselves as amazed at the precau-
tions against foreign matter in these
/ household products. Sweet cider
was served to all the ladies'.
I AT the Dainty Candy snop the
guests had another opportunity TO
see fine candy in the making and
were each presented with bag OF
/ the dainties.
! The last place iii the list was
/ Deans studio. AS each car drove be-
/ fore his door Mr.. Dean snapped
their portraits These pictures will
/ be on display at the studio next Sun
Z day and will be ready for delivery
/ as souvenirs of the inspection
on Wednesday OF next week. Mr.
Dean plans to have the ladies pay
q him a special visit few weeks later
when he will be better prepared for
their coming.
Mrs. Horace T. De Long. president
of the club, aptly expressed the SEN
timents of the ladies when she de-
clared that the club have never been
treated to such an interesting. enter
tanning and instructive event as the
manufacturers inspection trip. Need
less to say" said she, 1--WE have n
new vision of the value OF using the
home products and believe that the
manufacturers will feel the direct
benefits of this trip in the new ideals
which the ladies have formed. The
Woman's club in the future will be
distinctly booster for home made
goods.
Expressions OF thanks were heard
on every side as the ladies were fin
ally escorted to their homes.
The ladies in the party were: Mes
danes j. F. Cox. T. NJ. Todd. Bates.
Flynn, Best. Shaw. Stamm, Sarah
Walker. R. H. Walker. E. F. Woods.
A. A. Harris. A. r. Fuller. A. b..
Gilbert, j. NJ. Norgaard, Leo Weitz-
enkorn. r. H. Baldwin, c. e. Cher
rington. e. P. Chester. G. B. Mich
OILS. o. NJ. Elliott. c. w. Franks. W.
: S. Sullivan. d. W. Sperry, r. A.
Johnson. j Munroe Stewart. ]. b.
Engert. e. NJ. Wadsworth. Elizabeth
Hinton. Paul D. Roberts, Herman
Kertz. ]. S. Blair, ]. F. Pearce, J. N.
: Neeb. Horace T. De Long and e. e.
j.ytle and Miss Merle McClntock.