Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-05
HOME ECONOMICS
PROGRAM MONDAY
Doors of Grand Open at / 80
p. m. Musical Numbers at
2; Lecture at 2:30.

on next Monday at The Worlds
iree nome economies school there
Will be school for the mothers. as
well as for the children 1t is being
demonstrated all over the country
that in order to standardize banking
methods II is necessary to have con
Nentions where is discussed methods
of banking and psychology of those
using banks for any purpose, deposit
ing or lending. In order to stand
ardize advertising, those interested In
advertising must come together oc-
casionally and discuss methods ana
so it is that more and more adver-
tising is being an art and a great
educational factor.
In every line where success is de
sired those Interested in making that
line a success must come together on
stated occasions to discuss the prob
lens that present themselves to pre-
vent success. II for the standardiZa-
tion OF any profession II Is is neces-
sary for men to do tins, what could
be more important than for women to
do so.
Discussion Needed.
The biggest obstacle to housekeep-
ing of the sort that makes everyone
comfortable and yet allows the house
keeper herself to enjoy pleasure. as
well as perform duties, is that one
woman does her housekeeping in one
way and her neighbor has another
method. If all the women in a street
could come together ana discuss, for
instance, the making of biscuits, each
one submitting "a truthful report of
her method and results, it Is likely
that everyone on that street would
he able 20 go home and make better
biscuit all of the time instead OF oc-
casionally. If every woman on a
street discussed their expenses intelli-
gently and impersonally without try
ing TO impress their neighbors with
anything but their sincerity of pur
pose, 1t is certain that all would get
a better insight into the art of spend
ing money.
II might prove embarrassing TO have
A convention of just this sort, as many
women would not like to tell how
much they spent last month for eggs,
beef, etc, so The World is bringing
Mrs. Kate Brew Vaughn to Tulsa to
discuss these things for you, and every
day next week we are hoping that the
Grand ope~ house will be packed with
the students from the homes of the
city. Bring pencils and tablets.
Answers Questions.
Her advice is given in the kindliest
way and no question is too trivial to
interest her and get her sympathy.
Girls she adores (she has two of her
OWN. Young ladies she loves and de-
sires on all occasions to help them
realize that life is a beautiful thing
for those who make it so. She is al
ways anxious to hear of the bride-to-
be, and just now is taking the most
loving interest in the trousseau and
hope chest of favorite niece.
The mother she believes to be some
thing holy and has a special message
this year for her. She loves the elderly
woman, who knowing much wants to
review her II ethods, and she is always
welcome pupil.
That no one will be disappointed
The World is now giving warning that
there are not more than one thousand
seats in the Grand opera house, and
to see and hear it is advisable that you
go early-and go every day.
on Monday there will be given to
some lady beautiful cake.