The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-10

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thru fhe nurseries oi cJSen ages '-
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common sense ana hi'ir care VIII
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MAJESTY ln' queen OF fiea4.
The Times cooking demon s'ratiou
/ closed with the session on he Tul-
Ter roof. FRIDAY afternoon, after haF
ing enjoyed week ct the most re-
msrkahle success Approximately
Mrs Chase selected for her .asf
days deTuUSvrrErions desserts have
! ing opened with soups ln inns waT
~ closed a perfect meal and q per-
feet week, with perfect dessert.
she didn't cpnfne her art 90 tari :
alone Pies and pudding fees and
iellies. candles and coufecfions of
various kinds and forms were prf
ent. each apparently more delicious
than ita immediate predecessor.
such ~ the art of The culinary ok
pert Modosti} however Mrs
Chase gives credit Tor htf wonder
'ul wizardry 70 the good raw mate
( rails she uses
When this good genius ~ ~
kitchen closed her lAsf session Fiji
day afternoon scores 81 women
rushed ~ Che platform 20 beg %.
her 20 remain longer In wrf
they had been permitted 20 pee
into The possibilities ~ a potato CT
the potential power Of soup bonr
that they VOTED not az and fhef
were SORRY % SOC TINS food sorccro-
20. bur happy har she had given
them a glimpse OF what may he don
with evea fragments 30 mako me
inner man CTy Ouf glad hosannas
n b fair t0 say that there ms
never before been In Detroit such
successful cooking exposition ca
that just completed eF Mrs. Nha.
for The Times Fully 1900 WON. p.
with note books nave "ll'uu' Z ~
lectures and have carefully maae
noto Of oYerything the splendiN
teacher taught Her lessons had
their text always these Three Nil
tues Excellence. simplicity fcaL-
cmy
To the week Of her demonstration
Mrs Chase prepared, while NC h.i-e
class looked on. every article tioi
would be- used i'm q uWniuou- hfh
uuct In - entire wees -ne uteo
only The pSin and simple may il'i-
hu, always those OF The nighf+.
standard Her results ""r sii
formiy perfeci because she H-.a .it'
formly perfect mai"ilal' FNf ~
stance. Mrs. Chase Friday si'' moon
drew attention io an .Afi'i' ''' ilp
tel fuller had in nc ante uo',
Artistic COOKING haa i"tN'
groan under a load 81 R'oa 'hlnA'
that would tempt t'Fi 'ink
back from The very ga. ~
imperial culinary grandeur "ilu .'
explained that "a" r."
were such a. were ~ pe n""
vory moderate prlce IN 'nf ~ -"
shops. ,
This exhibit. inclQen, an.
prepared Tor = mealisae o"y,
was The work ~ An'o'he ',sIaoi .i
Joseph Maxni"k. Two or ,n' ~.
chefs. II contained a sea- "lN