The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-23
ECONOMICS SCHOOL
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had been planned TO hold an sessions
Of the school. proved inadequate TO
accommodate the attendance on the
opening day. More than 100 women
were turned away because they could
not be given seats. and In order to
avoid further disappointments Il has
been arranged 10 hold future sessions.
beginning this afternoon. in the Mar.
ket Auditorium.
II h. estimated that more than four
hundred persons were in attendance
yesterday afternoon. More than three
hundred requests were made for cook
books.
The school was opened at 2:3o
O'Clock. but long before that hour the
room was well filled.
Cakes were awarded yesterday 70
Mrs. Harry PAUL. OF Wellsburg: Miss
Bertha Minor. Mrs. J.. Henry and
Mrs. Rogers. OF this city.
Miss Ellis Welcomed.
The domestic science and cookery
expert. Miss Harriet Ellis. Of Cincln-
who has been engaged TO preside
at this series Of Home Economics
A'NAAA - anu ANNhfAN AFdNNN. received
a royal welcome. yesterday. and her
Initial lecture and cookery lesson was
n most successful one. She won the
classes at once. by her friendly per
sonality and her evident mastery or
the subject under discussion.
The Why and How OF. Cookery"
was the subject Of the initial lecture.
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the lecture platform. and talked ana
cooked at the same time with appar-
ent ease and assurance. She impress
ed her hearers with the importance OF
learning the fundamental rules or
cooking. and spoke OF il as an import
ant science.
The range being used IN demon
strating the lessons was furnished BY
the George w. Johnson's Sons com
pany. while the ice box was furnished
by the Cooey- Bentz company and the
kitchen cabinet by the Palace F'urni-
ture company. Music is being furnish
ed by a Nictrola from the c. A. House
Music company.
Men Invited Tonight
The only night session OF the school
will be held this evening. when Miss
Fills will speak on the subject The
Man Who Earns and the Woman Who
Spends"
The men are especially urged to at
tend to-night's session. and doubtless
the attendance of both men and wom-
en- will be very large. No admission
is charged-the course being entirely
free-and every person interested in
cooking is invited.
To-day will be "hreless cooker day
The subject of this afternoons lee.
ture is "A Balanced Ration. The
menu will include roast chicken. corn
oysters. doughnuts. pastry speciaIties
and cheese sticks.
A remarkable feature of the even.
ing meeting will be baked ice cream.
Movement is Explained.
In beginning her lecture Yesterday
Miss Ellis explained the significance
OF the Better Foods, Better Homes
Movement. saying that 70 is a slogan
adopted by a few thoughtful people
who realize. after dilicent study and
close observation. that nutrition has
much TO do with happiness and EN-
cheney. who desire TO conserve the
home life of America. and feel that
good cooking. not just Of the ordinary
sort. suit superlatively good cooking.
which takes into account the nutritive
and health giving value Of foods. will
70 a long way toward accomplishing
this ned.
Miss Ellis. I'm her course as planned
for Wheeling intends 10 dispel from
the minds Of every woman who at
her classes, the thought that
cooking OF any other phase Of house
keeping. is drudgery, and expects TO
establish its right TO be regarded as
an art and science. She believes all
girls should be brought up with this
idea. and should become trained
housekeepers and cooks n they would
come TO grief as homemaKcrs.
Miss Ellis is a most enthusiastic Do
nestle Scientist and recommends a
course in this training for all young
women whether they have immediate
prospects Of marrying or rot.
a number Of very attractive young
girls from the Domestic Science
school Of Wheeling are assisting M
serving the good things prepared by
Miss Ellis ai the News and IuteuIgon
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