El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-18
Herald to Conduct Cooking
School and Exhibition of
Foods and Fashions.

TAN you make biscuits? Can you
make a pie crust? Can you carve
turkey and broil a quail? Do
you want to get marriedy Do you want
to keep the love and honor and re-
spect of your husband2 Then learn
to cook. Learn If you have TO, by all
means--learn If you don't have to-be-
cause in the wealthiest homes there's
many n morning when the cook don {
arrive and daddy" can't work on an
empty stomach Mrs. Edna J. Evans
will teach you She knows all about
preparing food that keeps a whole fam
lily in good humor Her food sends
the kids 10 school and the boys to their
and shop and keeps the household
along the even tenor of its way
The entire first floor of the new Ro-
gers Furniture company building at 20I,
and 200 and 211 North stanton street
has been secured for this big cooking
event 1t is here that on February 26,
running to and including March 4, the
e. PasO Herald will conduct big "Wo-
ans Household Exposition" The event
will be in charge of Mrs Edna J. Evans.
who superintended the Herald's cook
ing school and pure food exposition a
year ago in Hotel Paso del Norte.
Bring Note Books.
All women attending the exposition
Mrs. Evans to bring note books,
for there is something more in
recipe than mere quantities;
there is that rarer element of chemist
~ that appreciates proper mixing. q
correct constituency OF the 'stuff'-it's
thickness, its color anc It's flavor. Here
is an art that has failed of recognition
as an art because, like the skies at
night and the sunshine during the day,
il is always with US. We eat without
thinking of the science and patience
and long ages of progression that lie
back Of a slice of wheaton bread or a
stuffed potato.
A Genuine PHILANTHROPY.
The cooking school is more than an
advertisement. 1t is a genuine and
earnest effort to present to women,
points OF economy in household man
agement that will not only make their
table place Of real household as
semblage and pleasurei but saving
as well. Ii is an effort to reveal to
women the fact that they have, handed
down from long ages of food preparing,
an art that is not only beautiful nut
first Of all arts in the preservation OF
life and well being. 1t involves no.
only the preparation OF deheacies--
those vacation times of the dinner
hour; but also the study Of food value:
the science of flesh building and health
building II aims at wholesomeness
above all other considerations. This
is what The Ell Paso Herald plans ana
VIII bring to the women Of Ell Paso.
beginning February g.
Plenty OF ROOM
Last year when the school was held
in the Paso del NOrte. there was inad-
equate room TO accommodate all who
came. This year that trouble will not
occur. The spacious quarters that have
been placed at the disposal of The Her
aid by the Rogers Furniture company
~ 2G7, 209 and 211 North Stanton
street, will provide for many hundred
\, omen and embryonic cooks. As on
last year the VanSurcam orchestra of
five pieces will furnish music daily
during the exhibition.
Nor will there be any expense for
the women who attend the exposition.
1t is held by. The Herald as a civic
philanthropy, and, while advertising
enters into It in the presentation OF
foodstuffs and wares. the philanthropic
element is first and foremost 1t is a
philanthropy to aid women in solving
many of the problems OF household ad-
ministration. and Mrs. Swans is splen-
didIy equipped to be mat advisor.
New Spring Styles.
In order to lend variety and novelty
to the exhibition, and acceding to the
fact that next to a well prepared meal,
nothing is quite so attractive as a well
fitting gown. The Herald has arranged
for an exhibition o. rsew spring styles
by living models during the evening