The Press., 1916-03-29


 Exposition in the Auditorium, Spring field, April Is, under the auspices Of the Republican and the Daily News, is now complete and in the wide diversity of subjects on every phase of home live to be treated by experts promises one of the most interesting expositions ever held in New England "a series of practical, entertaining lectures and demonstrations that will make for better homes and better living. The speakers include men and women of national repute, who speak with authority on the subjects assigned. The complete program is as follows:
 Saturday afternoon, April T. Base ment- Miss Laura Comstock ot the Massachusetts agricultural college on ssOur Foods. " Miss Marie Sayles ot the Massachusetts agricultural college, on Meat Substitutes. Evening Mahogany Ioom-Assistant Prof. $. Maria Elliott of the Department of Household Economies of Simmons college on Marketing.
 Monday morning. April 3 -Mahog- any room-Mrs. Sidney Saunders of this city, graduate of the Cornell school of architecture, on 1.-The Kitchen, Past and Present, illus trated with charts or lantern slides. Rasement-Mrs. Edith Siokles Wood of New York, on Novelty Candies. '' Afternoon-Basement Mrs. Janet Mackenzie Hill of Boston, editor of American Cookery, speaks on Yeast Mixtures" the first of her course of six cooking lectures. Mrs. Hill will be assisted at each of he1 lectures by Miss Mabel Lutes of the Springfield Technical high school.
 Evening Mahogany room-Mrs. w. IF. Eastwood of Mansfield, Mass. gardening instructor for the Arlington Child Garden Movement in BostoI and the woman's MGncipal League O Boston. lectures on Backyard Gardening.
 Tuesday afternoon, April 4 - Mahog any room-Miss Laura Comstock, ol Hygiene in the Home. Basemen Mrs. Janet Mackenzie Hill, ol "Single Desserts and Pastry" " Even ing - Mahogany room-Miss Minnn Price, home.msking advisor O the Hampden County Improvement League, on "School Children and th' Home" "
 Wednesday morning, April 5- Mahogany room Mrs. Sidney Saun ders on "The Apartment House O Separate Dwelling-Advantages an' Disadvantages of Each" Afternoon Mahogany room-Harry P. Hinkle. manager of the Springfield branch O Armour S5 O., demonstration an' lecture on "'The Cuts of Meat in Side of Beef Basement-Mrs Janet Mackenzie Hill, on ''The Sou Kettle and Soups. "
 Thursday, April 6-Amerioan Re Gross Day. -Mahogan room-Red Cross first aid drill. Base ment Mrs. Janet Mackenzie Hill, O Salads and Sandwichs. |" Evening Mahogany room-Charles J. O'Conno of the National Red Cross headquartel Washington, D. O., will speak O recent Red Cross work in Mexico , of which he was in charge.
 Friday Morning, April 7-Mahoe any room--Mrs. Sidney Saunders, O Planning Modest Home '' After } noon Mahogany room Harry F Hinkley, demonstration and lectul on 1.-The Cuts of Meat in sides ( . Pork, Lamb and Veal" Basement
 Mrs. Janet Mackenzie Hill, on "Tl
 Use of Left overs. 'rEvening-Mahos
 any room-Maurioe Fuld of Ne
 York city lectures on" Flower Gardel
 ing"
 Saturday afternoon, April g.
 Mahogany room-Miss Minnie Pri'
 lectures on "Women as the Famil
 Purchasing Agent and Accountant.
 Basement-Mrs. Janet Mackenzie Hil
 on Cooking Cheap Cuts of Meat.
 Evening Mahogany room-Dr.
 E. Barnard of Indianapolis, sta s chemist of Indiana lectures on ''Tl Housewife and the Food Supply" Morning lectures begin at 10. . o'clock Afternoon lectures at g.:
 o'clock, and evening lectures at S.. o'clock.