Arizona republican., 1917-02-04

burger would be sufficient for fami-
ly of seven or eight if they are aver
age in their eating, and not heavy
eaters. Moreover this dish, like beans,
improves with age and can be re-
heated again and again. or any left
over portion served as an after school
lunch for some hungry boy, or added
to a stew or soup or given to the
head of the family for a quick break
fast. Beans even at their present
awful price, are cheaper than meat,
for they take the place of both
meat and potatoes, although they are
at their best when cooked with
fresh fat pork. Here again, a little
meat goes a long way Fifteen cents
worth of pork. with TWO pounds of
beans, either boiled or baked and
served with a simple salad, bread and
butter, and a tasty, but not heavy
desert makes pleasant and satisfying
meal, and you have pork and beans
left over fof another good dinner
with change between ii your family
objects TO sameness. y good sweet
lnion sliced in vinegar is a good salad
substitute to go with beans, or steWed
(oma toes in the season when fresh
ones are not to be had If any one
las oil and vinegar on hand, a lettuce
salad may he concocted. Coleslaw is
l delightful salad, much more whole
some and more medicinal than cooked
cabbage (oesides you avoid the cook
ing smell by serving it rdW.)
IN general. when fuel is not too
high on too heating for the house,
roastS, pOtrOasts and steWS, 90 farther
ma are cheaper than steaks or chops
Especially is this rue of breasts Of
veal or mutton. which lend themselves
to "stuffing." There are so many de
liciOus ways to use chopped meat. that
the old fashioned hash is not neces-
sary. 1t is not considered very whole
some as the small particles or 20,
tatoes, satnated with grease, are slow
of digestion, to say the least
THE Hour Glass" by Yates, VIII be
staged at the Wonans club TUESDAY
by the Girls Glass in Expression.
under the direction of Mrs Kate
Wisner McCluckey The pay viii be
given at the usual hour OF the
Womans club meetings promptly AZ
2:15 o'clock. Follow is the cast:
The Wise Man ...... AnEela Marshall
The Wife .............. Ruth Burtie
4 p ! ........-..-..".. .....-.
-. Dorothy WILDER, Isabel Stafford
Chlidren -........-..... ........
Eleanor Wilkinson, Isabel Stafford
Messenger ....... Constance EbersOle
AS the play must be free from in
terruptions, prompt attendance is
requested.
Rupert Brooke-the man and his
works Will feature the program of
the College club "Wednesday after
noon. The program will Oe in charge
Of Miss Eleanor Sloan assisted by
drs. Grattan Dougherty Preceding
The discussion, tea win be served by
Mrs. Francis II RedcwilI, Mrs Kate
Wisner McCluskey and Miss Stella
Mcdaniel.
Under the direction of Eugene
Eedewill the Musicians cluD will
present Il Chamoer Music concert at
three O'Clock Monday afternoon at the
Womans club. The numbers viii be
presented by the following quartet,
Eugene Redewill. violin Miss Corneiia
Luscomb, viola, Mrs. Chester Reed,
violin; and Dwight Deity. cello. AIRS.
Arthur Gibbons Hulett will be the
piano solost
The home economies department OF
tie Womans club, Mrs. r NJ Tafel.
Hartman. meet with Mrs George
Fisda!e Monday afternoon for q dis
,uSsicn Of home made household ar
ticles. More than fifty members and
guests were present and viewed with
interest the articles on display.
'Pavlo and Francesca" a very Ora
matte tragedy by Stephen Phillips.
will be read by Mrs. McCluskey. at
the drama class. next Thursday at
ten o'clock, at the Woman's club.
This is ;he next to last reading in
he course II - the story Of fate
md Che love Of Francesca di Rimini.
me OF Dante's tales
Mrs. Milton Higgins, president Of
he Massachusetts congress Of Moth
rs and Miss Lucy Wheelock Of the
kindergarten training school OF Bos-
ION viii address the annual meeting
Of the Arizona congress of mothers
held in conjunction with the Maricopa
County Teachers association the lat
ter part of this month. Mrs J. q.
Norton, president Of the state con-
gress. stated yesterday that the child
welfare conference would be in SEES
sion two days. the initial session be-
ing devoted to the child welfare move
ment, in addition to the annuaI re-
Dorts and addresses of the officers.
here viii be included on the speakers
list, members of the Tempe Normal
iecuIty and Mrs Edith Salisbury Of
he university extension course. The
second days meeting will be held IN
Joint session with the county public
school teachers when the program
viii be presented by the eastern
visitors Both women were in Phoe-
Xix two years ago and made a de-
idedly favorable impression on their
audiences. Their subjects have not
'et been announced but will be along
he lines Of child welfare.
ON MONDAY the board of managers
# the congress viii meey At the