The Washington times., 1916-01-30
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
SCHOOL WILL open
At l:3O TOMORROW
Lecturers, Demonstrators, and
Exhibits Arrive Here in Spe-
CiaI Cars Today.

Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock the
doors of the Aroade Auditorium, -FOUR
teenth street and Park road will be
opened, and The Times and Mcclure
publications will welcome the house.
wives of Washington to the Westfeld
Fure Food, Domestic Science, and
Household Appliance Exposition.
The exposition, admission to which
will be free. through coupons printed
iH~The Times and the distribution of
Tickets b. Washington grocers, will
continue at. the Arcade Auditorium all
this week. with two, performances each
day.
The doors will open at 1870 o'clock in
the afternoon for housewives who wish
to attend the cooking school lessons
conducted by Sherwood p. Snyder and
Mrs. Snyder and at o'clock for the
evening performance, which will con-
sist OF moving pictures and demonstra-
tons at AL Of the pure food booths.
None to Be Disappointed.
Announcement was made today that II
any housewife in Washington has been
unable to obtain a coupon or ticke she
will be supplied with a ticket by any
one Of the officials who will be IN
charge at the Arcade Auditorium all
week. This arrangement has been made
so as to prevent disappointing any
housewife who wishes to avail herself
of the wonderful advantages of this
educational exposition.
That the first cooking school lesson
and demonstrations at the pure food
booths will start on time was assured
today when the two special cars carry
ing the exhibits arrived at Union Sta
uon. One of the special cars brought
Prof snyder, Mrs. Snyder. and the Of
ficials, tickettakers, and workmen of
the exposition. The exposition travels
with an intact organization, providing
its own men to install the exhibits, its
tickettakers, ushers. and other officials.
The second car was loaded with the
portable white and gold booths in
which the pure food exhibits will be
shown, and the pure food products.
Several large boxes contained the eX-
hibits which compose The Chamber
or Horrors" large collection of doped,
inlsbranded and adulterated foods which
have been pronounced unsuitable for
human consumption. but which are still
on sale in many cities.
Hall a Pure Food City.
! The car was unloaded Immediately
after its arrival and its contents quickly
Nthtu u tue ATCdut where
the large force of workmen at once be-
gan converting the hall into a white
and Gold Pure Food City" The fore
man fthe force said the work of in
stalling the exhibits would be completed
IN good time for the opening of the eX-
position tomorrow
This exposition, which The Times feels
fortunate in obtaining for the National
Capital. consists of a cooking school. the
lessons in which are invaluable to
housewives: pure food display col
lected by the worlds greatest authority
on pure food. Prof. Lewis b. Allyn;
moving pictures telling the story of the
manufacture of celebrated foodstuffs
from the planting of the seed to the
consumers table; demonstrations of the
uses to which all the principal food
products may be put, and a baking con-
test. the winners in which will receive
substantial and valuable rewards in the
shape of modern and unique household
appliances. The lessons which the
housewife may draw from this eXposi-
ton are priceless. and every Washing
ton woman should avail herself of this
wonderful opportunity
To Give Away Packages.
Prof Snyder and Mrs. Snyder, in ad-
dition to mixing the ingredients of
many famous recipes before the audi
ence and lecturing on food values and
standards, will also Judge the baking
contest and comment on the articles
entered. They will also distribute a
number of their choice recipe books
free. The Westfeld pure food book.
containing a wealth OF valuable infor-
nation, will be sold at a ridiculously
low price.
Samples Of all the food products dis
played at the exposition will be liber-
ally served by the expert demonstrators
and there will be packages given to the
spectators to take home. The pies,
cakes, bread, and pastry entered in
the baking contest will be given to a
local charity organization after the
nousehoid appliances nave been award
The Westfield exposition came to
Washington today from Harrisburg.
Pa. where thousands of women were
unable to get into the hall where it
was conducted.
Moral: Go to the Arcade Auditorium
early each day this week IL you wish TO
near the lectures on cooking and see
the pure food demonstrations and cx-