Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-04
continued from First parn.


iii Housekeeping Mr.. Scott extended a
III sordial invitation TO all women of
Ills city to come to the High School
Id attend these free lectures and
Colleessons.
2 The platform Of the auditorium is at
Nfactiveiy decorated with colorcd posters
Ind charts. each telling how to gain the
ighest efficiency in such work by show
T. the composition of foodstufs etc.
here is also huge colored chart which
nDOTNlles, for example, a carpenter and his
MT lie and their household, and is care
ally systcmatizcd for the benefit of
ADDhose who attend the lectures Also on
% platform are artstcally arranged
dc beautiful Hoosicr kitchen cabinet,
oposarNhch has been loaned by Miller Broth
Nr'Ncrs and the handsome gas range which
gran, has been loaned by the Wilmington Gas
creates umpany both of which will be given to
torv ofomebody who attends the lectures every
,..,o.sy In the foreground of the stage are
Vo"p'0'accd two neat kitchen tables loaned
on Sund Megary Son Company, which con-
day. Junei tho necessary cooking utensils. Last
than IL Ia by no means least, comes Mrs
Delawareighn herself Who clad in spotless
the nastite, with dainty white cap on her
be one cd lends infinite charm and freshness
the fact the setting and immediately gives one
announce impression of expert efficiency An
at the nber impression that is most pro-
rela,iveounced is that of her motherliness and
have ht does not take one long 20 appreciate
which he fact that Mrs Vaughn is no mere
that opaddst; she is simply dainty little
The coilausekeepcr who is anxious to show the
The Andrcds Of women who flock 10 hear
ing Pr. tho easiest quickest, most efficient
mater Jd economical way 10 housekeep.
the lareAnd the women literally hang On
history, her words. One woman in yester-
ed to ray afternoons audience was heard
ment say that she had been keeping
IL.
will learned several little things she never
Conn knew before. and she easily saw how
On practical and useful they are. She
founi added:
meetih Miss one Of these lecturesg Well
tory at should say / won't ! don't in
be priend TO miss one OF them If ! can
rrizienelp t. They are splendid in show
q. FRANC women hundred little ways and
Ian Cmeans that are perfectly practicable,
the baut which nver somehow occurred to
Tory ahe until / saw her do them"
For And others were heard to express
Of conractcally the same thing. One and
knownll seemed profoundly interested and
dreds coscly followed what Mrs. Vaughn
State cid and the way in which she went
r to heabout her cooking. Previous 10 the
This demonstration of cookery Mrs. Vaughn
in Aukave a brief lecture on "The Home"
one f6ringing out some wel-balanced
10 visioints that appealed TO the hearts as
Mondfyel as the minds OF the audience. The
vistorne word emphasized by Mrs Vaughn
inspedqward making a happy home was
Colleffo Incorporation" The wife must learn
fherelfbw to cooperate with her husband TO
tainnhake a successful home The hus-
dav band furnishes the pocketbook and il
tory Is the wife's place 20 take that pocket
proaIboOk and buy happiness with il and the
fertaiinly way in which she can buy hap
Denot mess is by knowing how to buy,
Aorios hat 10 buy and where to buy The
"Thc 7iecl,oh OF 1000 was most important
IL onaid Mrs. Vaughn, as was also the
~ reparation of the food
i. uoara To have a perfectly wcll-balanced
ercrs ONE we must have equal co-opera-
"a aron, said Mrs. Vaughn I'VE should
rr,1,, n understand the business OF home
mo 3aklng. II Is as important that a
erfe toRan should understand her bust
o'rlodess OF building up the home as Il Is
m tfpr the man to understand his husi-
rtarfness In order to make IL pay. A man
madfhat is making twenty dollars a
.nrls eek continued Mrs. Vaughn. can
:. fl,rrS0t be successful in keeping we'll
na,,baianced home If his wife does not
-oar. know how to manage properly"
,s1a Previous to Mrs. Naughn's lecture
esn delightful concert was given on the
l,ncR elmarvia Piano player, and n will be
~ o'cnciven each afternoon beginning at
=, or,'1,c clock.
\ o'1 9'r Another large delegation Of Whining
n ION women attended the second session
2f THE EVENING JOURNAL Home
- - Economics School i'm the High School
= $3.50 auditorium this afternoon, and all ties.
: -, I fled 30 the value Of this course in home
= 5.nt conomics Mrs Vaughn not only in
~ ,<,,,~e ructs her audiences, but she entertans
,,sr,,n en- thoroughly.
s1~o.t Two or three business men of the city
h,ral ID have been interested in this better
loilowl,ds, better homes proposition from
N se,,,nception. dropped in to see what was
Weinberg st both the Monday and this af-
NJ n anon sessions, and became so inter
estsain the splendid talks given by this
- charming woman that they remained
Al until the close Of the lecture. The
=" women listened intently, striving TO get
r 1sa every word. and many Of them. with
n pad and pencil in hand, take note.
throughout the entire session, They
n. say il is the very best course of this
IN kind they have ever attended
NJ One charm of Mrs. Vaughn. perhaps
Cl the chief one. Is that she believes In
herself and in what she has TO say.
X. She not only makes a point i'm her
~ talk, but she carries her hearers
with her until the thing she SAYS
e. is thoroughly impressed upon their
a - minds. and they are convinced that
she knows what she is talking about
:. THE JOURNAL is deeply gratihed
with the interest manifested by tho
Mf best women OF the city in this Better
III Foods Better Homes proposition, and
everyone connected with the plan Is
III sure OF its success.
Mrs Vaughns talk today on
y ECONOMY was greatly appreciated
q both by the younger and the older