Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-09
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS
At CITY HIGH SCHOOL
o-.,F, Science and Art--WOrk
II pura On Exhibition.
cREDnABLE DISPLAY.
~ Ivan Morton and Miss Tate to be
n. 'cC..,,,uI. On Good Showing
X Students Under Their


a --.. a. elQcaLlUu taught IN
a,l e..aa of this city, was forci-
r.ar.,~Hi 10 visitors at tn e
eefs. % the High School au-
...-.,- Yesterday afternoon and even
.fsa'.. work. along other lines,
t..r. 81. some seventy-five
l..,.. domestic science and
rsa- Instruction of their
.s.. i.. Prof. lvOn 7. Nor
u.r. Training, and Miss
p-... af Dom estic Science
course.
ead as it is for others
..y.a. .a.c equation, and it is
.a.e.t. for some boys TO turn
.,fr.a. lcine cabinet or a
.,..b sxlrg a t is for some others to
.osr.t-a.a question in solid geom-
#r
rsat tr.-. aa both boys and girls
.1.. Fan d. aa.h in our City High
as..ua evidenced in the display of
A.-war. and admired by fond
m-aa relatives and friends at the
asHtte-t t.rlay afternoon.
rse articles we're we'll worth going
...sf. .e. .H4 reflect credit on each
Ia. and r from whose hand and
.an th.. ,muatcd, but more espec-
.r. rr.. llc the teachers who
-sr, th. work. for IL is to the patient
ua-as.- teacher. the larger part of
,rsrr.l.t I, 4. due IL takes brains
Great, fF. nee work done by the
tusent hands. Just as it takes brains
aslve na'hcmatical problem, but
REQUIRES instruction and develop
rea. b guide The thought that directs
he hand
rhIs year exhibit in the depart
raa. VI Household Economics, Miss
Tate. instructor. was on a larger scale
.aaa heretofore Ii made one hungry
3 o0s at the array Of savory cakes.
ae buns. ..asies salads, and other
good tt.. that greeted the eye.
rposa large able delicious bread,
ua. biscuits and wholesome cooking
5uetg taa oIag girls Of Miss Tate's
.a.s. aa. fee1mmendation for the
sai housewives these makers and
haer u uake There was corn
lt8H tarls. 1oating island, cro-
e.- alam. caromels, junket fudge
aa3 e.er-. many delicious things to
at
TWaiuage of beautifully baked bread
h3b.n uade by Miss Esther Stone,
better Known 10 her friends as Miss
lsaa Stone. and there was mayon-
mseai .aj by Miss Finkbine. Miss
Davis M Eas and a host of girls
d thr rhh and Ninth Grades.
Hg w.an- s not all in the do
HrstI. science classes. Sewing is
uash. .a. and it is no make-be-
Ee ha work, for many COM
F.l.ea were on exhibition.
a-r.t &C dresses and underwear
would nlE. arHe credit to any up-to-
tata Some two dozen or more
a4e.. la and stylish one-piece
dresses @ krts. white walking
suits m. the girls own hands
N.na moa.al TO their sewing ca
sei.
|aee. ie models are made by
HtF. rs TO tt a doll of Is
''a th After completi ing
..a.r. 60. el underwear, and other
Nr aa.ej perfectly. the girls
"a@ #cte garments for them
"res These models.
H. # work creditable and
.esl.. Was done by Miss Mar
Miss Margaret Williams.
a Miss Elizabeth Davis,
Ns, i.r BASIL A dress made by
A" Ar"a Smith is we'll worth
afts
tas ewing department has
l." c machines, but needs a
.s ."- work to be properly done.
a. sewing done by hand espec-
Grade. the 9th and 10th
.aHS work.
t.e. Morton, head of Manual
.a.s0 - Ar. deserves much credit
# showing Of his pupils.
added painting in
aa many pupils show
basket of pansies
.ae BIZ Miss Ada Junger.
sai scenes. the work of
'h.jips are creditably
he paintings of Miss
-.. are worthy Of men
Es hang several hand
done by Miss Carolyn
variety Of scenes, out
a-3 on exquisite sketch
white. Miss Trautwein
talent which should be
cent of mathematics,
teacher. 8 numb er of
s'a .-a-ss in solid geometry
with precision and ex-
1s credit to the students.
the boys is equally
''a S medicine cabinet has
a.ly and handsomely
#ediord, also table by
NJ. 5 N. g porch swing by Clyde
=. as-me table by Winches-
w.. ai-e- .o4reJ and pedestal by
r,s- r..a He,ater, models by Gilbert
p.s.-.. .a-- ForA mas been done by
-e-s7sSy, s beautiful table