El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-25
COOKING SCHOOL
OPENS SATURDAY
Program For the Lecture
and First Demonstration
is Here Revealed.

Mrs. Edna J. Evans is in FL Paso;
the pot is on the stove; all is in readi-
ness for the great cooking school and
home Industries exhibition. The car
penter and the plasterer; the deco
rater and the plumber, have put up
their tools and the spacious Whited
interior OF the first floor OF the Rog-
ers Furniture company building at
207 2O9 and 211 North Stanton street,
is now ready for the biggest house
hold event that has occurred IN FL
Paso for a month OF sundays. Inc
exhibition begins at 1870 saturday
afternoon. There is going to be com
Portable seating space for a thousand
women.
Remember the thousand-for there
are more than ten thousand women
in FL Paso-remember that while all
the seats are desira bic, the most de-
Eirable are those that are IN the
building and not out on the sidewalk.
There are going to be crowds. There
are going TO be Just stacks OF 1olks
10 watch and listen to that remark
able lecturer and demonstration talk
about croduettes and patties and pies;
and then demonstrate that she knows
her subject by making them right be-
fore YOUR eyes.
Mrs Evans is an enthusiastic woman
with g lot Of personality and a lot of
inventiveness. She knows that scraps
are not scraps, just as any botanist
knows that weeds are not weeds. She
wears a feather boa with some blue
effects on il and trim looking hat
and smart tailored clothing, and she
talks slow and easily and confiden-
TALLY and malCHs everybody feel az
home When she cooks. she takes off
the hat and the feather boa and the
coat OF the suit and dons an apron
and moves in and out Of her tables
ell x
terity Of a surgeon at the operating
table.
The Opening Day.
''Housekeeperc and Home Makers IS
the subject OF Mrs Evanss lecture at
e o'clock Saturday. when the big event
begins. Before that, there viii be a
musical program by the Van Surdam
orchestra. There is going to be a
Saturday menu, Just as there VIII De
n menu for every day that Mrs Evans
is here. The Saturday menu is much
like a relish after you have been
waiting for Christmas dinner and part
Of the guests are six miles out of town
in a stranded automobile. It is madden
ingly appetizing and reads like this;
English cheese cakes.
Sardines connalanO-
Banbury tarts.
MacabOni salad.
The Rogers Furniture company
building is at 2Ol, 20s, and III NorJh
stanton street. The whole lower floor
with fts meZz anime floor has been re-
served for the exhibition and cooking
school Merchants and industries have
been Invited 10 install exhibits OF all
the things that will aid and interest
the housewife and from the long list
of exhibits placed on The Herald llst'
81 is going to be an exhibition with
all the elements OF an old time county
fair modernized.
Gowns to he shown.
In the evenings, there will be demon-
STATIONS of seasonable gowns from
the Popular and Everybody's stores by
living models These demonstrations
viii be made by young women who
meet all the requirements OF models
and who know how to set forth the
advantages Of ewagger gowns and
The show begins at 1870 o'clock with
a musical program, then comes the
lecture and then the cooking school
work, when Mrs. Evans viii perform
on a deal table and an uptOdate range
Don. forget that il is in the new
Rogers Furniture company building at
2O7. 2O9. and 211 North Stanton street
and that The Herald has made every
arrangement so that all Of the women
Of FL Paso may attend II they show
wish or a desire TO do so.
To Give Special Dances.
As = special feature for the enter
tainment Of the guests of The Herald.
arrangements have been made with e.
f RYAN and Miss Clara Louise West,
of Rvan's Dancing academy, to put on
fancy dances each evening that the liv-
ing models are shown. This will in
clude Monday. Tuesday, wednesday and
Thursday evenings