Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-29
CAFETERIA OPENED
At D. H. S.;;STUDENTS
ARE SERVED TODAY
DINING ROOM THROWN OPEN TO
PUPILS FOR FIRST TlME-ART
GALLERY ALSO IS INAUGURAL.
ED AT LOCAL BUILDING.

The high school art gallery, fur. 7
nished with very excellent collec. .
ton of pictures, and the high school /
cafeteria opened simultaneously to
the students, opened this morning,
making today one of the biggest days
in the history OF the school since the
students were transferred from the old
building
So many students have been carry
ing their lunches it was decided to
open the cafeteria under the direction
of Miss Isabella Clegg. domestic sci
i.enCe teacher, where the boys and girls
could have warm lunch every day
/ at the cost of the food No profits
will be made on this food served, it
IS strictly for the benefit Of students
that are unable to 20 home for their
lunches.
The cooking and serving Of the
lunches will he done by the girls of
the domestic science classes. and il
will only be necessary to have one
woman. that has not been previous 10
the time connected with the high
school. assist with the wolk in The
Cafetel ia.
One hundred and seyenty-hve stu
dents will be served every day be.
tween Il and | O'Clock, and the girls
Of the domestic science classes will be
! divided into groups with regular
me for serving. The students VIII
carry their trays to the long counter
where they may choose the food they
want it will be served to them and
after carrying their food TO the cash
up, they viii 20 on TO the tables pro
vided for them After finishing their
meals each student is to carry his OF
her tray back to the counter, and in
this way work will be greatly climin
ated for the girls serving.
The menu served will be diI'eren
every day and great variety Of i0Ot
5 promised to the students. None o
; the sameness of food, found day aitel
day in 50 many cafeterias will be no
ticed here Todays mcnue and tht
, price list will be:
p Meat loaf &c; potatoes, Sc; strin!
, beans, &c; macaroni and cheese, sc
!. milk &c; bran mullins &c; butter lc
< salad Sc; ice cream, sc; apple pie, sc
I pie Ia mode, Zoe; cocoa &c; OLIVE
g sandwich, &c; bread. lie.
Open Art Gallery.
O The art gallery on the second foo
;. of the high school that has been Ell
t We'd by people that have beautiful pic
g lures to display, has at last beel
$ hung with a very wonderful loan go
e lection of pictures for the winter
l. These pictures are the property @
W. w. Nash, who expects to close hi
Ottawa avenue, home soon for trt
OF several months in California, an
y has loaned his entire collection {
paintings to the school board for th
= winter. These paintings represent
d. collection that has taken many yeal
to be gathered and the paintings hay
been brought from Italy Japan an
l. various other parts of Europe and I'll
= United States There are oil, wat,
re colors. steel engravngs and vel
n wonderful reproduction Of a paintir
)f made in japanese embroidery I'll
n people Of the city and the studen
H. will be allowed to inspect and stuC
d, these paintings at all times
ne Ottawa has some most excellent g
r. amples of drawings and paintings |
e- some very noted artists i'm the difo
OF ent private homes of the city and II
On high school gallaries would make
excellent place to establish perma
as ent loan gallery where lovers of a
op may share their treasures with 9th
OF people Of the city, who would apil
Ell ciate studying and viewing them AT
eh would not have the opportunity to s.
them at other places.