The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-15
AROMORE WOMEN DELIGHTED
WITH MRS. VGUGHN-SUaJECT
is THE HOME.

arransed for The Ardmoreite Home
Economics Course, a very cozy and
comfortable place In which to spend
the afternoon. All were deeply inter
ested in the complete kitchen equip.
ment which had been provided for
the culinary expert.
Mrs. Vaughn was most happily in
troduced by Mr. J. f. Easley, editor
of The Ardmoreite, who explained
briefly the aim and scope of Home
Science Week and the Home Econo-
mics course. He congratulated Ard.
more women on the rare opportunity
being afforded them OF hearing for
six days so talented a lecturer as Mrs.
Vaughn. Mrs Vaughn responded IN
a cordial and charming manner.
which showed right at the start that
she knew Just how to win her audi
ence, and hold their attention and
interest. In ihe fine lecture which
followed she showed very cOnclusiyc-
ly that she is going to fulfill all that
has been promised for her by The
l,Ardmoreite. AS had been announced,
the subject for Mrs. Naughns lee
ture for this initial session of the
Better Foods Better Homes campaign
was one which appeals to all hearts,
that of "the Home" She struck a
popular chord when she said that.
with progress, home life and home
| traditions are in danger, and the dau-
ger semaphore of the whole situation
is set directly against Tho woman who
does not realize the Importance of
good foods. Mrs Vaughn said Just
rs Back to the Farm is the Slogan
of material needs, Back to the Home
surely voices an ethical need"
Was Enthusiastically Received.
| Every word of Mrs. Vaughn's lee
ture was listened to with deep in
terest from the very start, and long
| before she had finished, her audience
was enthusiastically endorsing every
thing she said. Ardmcre women are |
charmed with Mrs. Vaughn. She is |
essentially a woman's woman, and !
SO deeply interested in the topics
dearest to women's hearts, that she
wins converts to her cause as much
by her personality as by her argu-
ments Mrs. Vaughn's friends tel Of
her own home life as ideal, AMI speak
ing as she does out of her own beau
tiful experience, her hearers cannot
fail to catch her spirit, and become
interested and enthused with her and
about her.
Mrs. Vaughn's classes discovered
early in the afternoon that her talks
are thoroughly practical, and very
easy and pleasant to follow. If some
came armed against what they
thought might be a criticism of their
housekeeping methods, they were at
once disarmed by Mrs. Vaughns man
ner as well as by her words. Her
method is to build upon the very best
every woman already knows and does
Gives Principles of Cake Baking,
At the close of her lecture, Mrs
Vaughn gave the first of her splen-
did cookery demonstrations, and Ard
more women got foretaste of the
astronomical joys in store for them
throughout the week. She showed her
menu for the day
Veal Outlets Creole Sauce
Dixie Biscuit
Emily's White Cake
Apricot Surprise
was one designed to Furnish the prop
er nutrient value upon an economi-
cal basis and at the same time afford
great pleasure for the most critical
She demonstrated how veal outlet
may be digestibly fried in spite Of
the prejudice against this American
method of cooking. All of the foods
prepared and served by this expert I
southern cook, We're pretty to look at,
and the methods of arranging the
dishes suggested by her reduced the
time and labor of serving to a mini
mum.
In spite of the fact that Mrs.
Vaughn is well known throughout the
south as a famous cake baker, many ,
OF the members of The Ardmoreite
Home Economics classes were skep-
teal about her ability to make good
cakes without butter, which she said I
today she could do. But one taste Of
the white cake she made and served
Jhis afternoon thoroughly converted
every woman present. All of the :
foods cooked were served to the
guests of The Ardmoreite by Miss
Katie Rose Anderson, Mrs. Vaughn a
very capable young assistant. v