Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-17

FOR WORLD READERS


Mrs. Kate B. Vaughn. domestic
science lecturer from Nashville. who
"S"khled crowds Of Tulsa women
.I.'., o.. ''aNa'S ana varied nationalities
.dNl year with her lectures on bous.-
keeping and hOme-makinE ana ber
I'AS"hs IN southern cookery. has La.r
a-''h secured by The World To- Iert,,ra
"'5 the week Of March 22
'l''9' wives experienced and inav-
lyI'euCtd, brides and brides-to-be
VIII an have an opportunity of learn
uN7 from this cookery expert a Iot of
",s" .ut1s and suggestions regarding
NJ "lP"riaht art Of good cookery.
NTs. vaughn is remem bered here rs
Si".u,I.ah oI charming personality, a
r'N.iE,liFeIN WOmanly woman and
LlEhlE cultured. She comes OF sturdy
IL'9h stock and belongs to the army
ui southern women who are doing
,hlhss. Because of her determfnation
unusual ability and untiring energy |
Sh' makes a success Of anythinp She |
."dtFiakes and this has been bril- ,
'aAI.y true Of her Better Foods Bet |
ter Homes work.
Bt''SieOd's hIn GoGO6 Eats.
MS vaughn mas interesting she.
'FIrs STOUT good things go eae, Shc
II"Ss Soud meal IS Not "a VRere luxury,
''L h'9 70 NoH" UP weak bodies and [
. we rh' ~ N'w strength. She believes
~ COOKING as a very pleasure BILE aYt,
tHf VIII DO some mighty fine cook /,
.ns while she is in Tulsa. She saws
may aiter eating q good dinner one +.
.eeiS that something that is noY ONLY
agreeable but useful has been accom- +
illshed and that things generally will /
be better for IT,
The Home Economics course She {
Nll conduct in Tulsa will be along ,
noch the same lines as the one hell
leIe last season. There viii be the J
'dHie care taken to have the course n
" VI tuucal!onal I'l. one mat viii appeal ;
% Lhe best women Of Tulsa Practi- T
a ableness and helpfulness will char L
cltTlze each session, Mrs. Eaughn's il
'JuFc topics have all been chosen II
'llA the needs of the average house
ttptr IN view, and her aim is TO helm a
ne woman who does her own work n
$ well as the one who has a maid. A
mere VIII be a lecture each after al
Don at 2:3O. Mrs. Vaughn will lee b
-re on housekeeping, on economy. on tC
hlldren $ lunches, and kindred tOpics p
he will answer questions relating ia OF
very subject discussed as well as on y;
ny other phase Of housekeeping upon hi
men her audience desires enugbten- A
.ent. she will also give a practical III
'oklng lesson, demonstrating care pC
IIly each step in the preparation Of a W
lumber Of appetiZing and delicious tn
ld at the same time economical CT
shes Economy is the keynote Of ali Dc
Mrs. Naughn's work
Interested in Girls. m
High school girls who are Interested 10
domestic science are invited to at 10
nd Mrs Naughn's classes. Because sa
her own daughter who is a domes- en-
= science fledgling, studying this
ar at Ward Belmont, Mrs. Vaughn
deeply Interested in all girls. Be -,
use Of her own big family of sons 80, W.
ID daughters she is deeply Interested en-
all mothers, and has worked ou, mtn m
any ways Of helping them in the ~,
re of their children. "t,
In her cookery lessons Mrs. Vaughn az
lis attention to the length of time GU
should take TO prepare a meal. and Ih'
KS the women of her audience TO lei
tlcc how few steps she takes in her
chen and how much the head is lh'
tde 10 save the hands and heels Nc
@ rs able 10 prepare an appetizing
lDh and wash and put away the gol
hes IN less time than many women ca
sc TO manicure their nails, and also tina
ies pride in the fact that her own Sill
nds and nails are in excellent con be
ion when she has finished.
Mrs Vaughn is one of the most pop- hcI
r domestic science lecturers in the issl
lnty and The World rather prides the
'lf on being able TO secure her for of
second Home Economics school i'm ast.
Grand opera house next week. anc