Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-04
LANSDOWNE l. HAS
KITCHEN DISPLAY
Patriotic Women Teach Others to
Conserve Food in Most APP
proved War Methods

Some of the women IN lansdowuc have
thought OF splendid way to be Of real
service, They have established 4 COM
murity war kitchen in the center of the
town. where for two weeks they are cX-
hibitnS all sorts of appetizing dishes which
are made in accordance with the rules Of
the food administration. Most Of these are
new TO the housewife. and as It is ucccs-
sary that she should learn to use them a
practical demonstration is of great value
to her
The Kitchen is most attractive The
windows are covered with patriotic post
crs, which every one stops to read, and
there ave several cheerful brass bowls filled
with puSsywilows. Inside the dishes are
arranged Oh tables. The cost OF each one
is given, and it is for sale at y slightly
advanced price The recipes used are those
which have been issued by the food con-
scrvation department of the Government.
and also others which have been tested by
the women in charge Of the kitchen. All
of these recipes az. gladly given TO any
one who wishes them.
Mrs. S. H. Guilford is chairman OF a COM
mittee of six wOrer, who are at the head
Of this novel community kitchen. Each one
of these six has subcommittee. and on the
day of the week which has been appointed
her she directs them in the preparing of
the food and remains on duty with them
at the kitchen. Mrs. Guiiford'S committee
includes Mrs. F. II. Goodwin. Mrs John
Soenberger, Mrs. John jackson, Mrs, Thomas
NJ Love, Mrs. Robert Anderson and Mrs
G. r. Williams
Mrs Goodwns committee includes Mrs
John Crawford Mrs. r. NJ. IIannum. Mrs
Samuel S. Pennock Mrs. David r. Richie
Mrs. Thon)as G. Satterthwait, Mrs John
Way Mrs. Barclay White and Mrs. II, y.
Willis.
Mrs. Solenbcrgers committee includes
Mrs. q. Harry Case. Mrs Delany. Mrs, John
r. Davis. Miss Nellie Garrett. Mrs William
r. lluttinger Mrs William e. jackson. Mrs.
j. " Seaey and Mrs. William j. Stahl.
Mrs, ,Iackson's committee includes Mrs;
j. Eugene Baker. Mrs Samuel d. Bartram.
Mrs. William r, Fogg Mrs. Albert +. Griffith,
| Mrs W. VI. Johnson, Mrs, G. Carroll Lip
pncott, Mrs Richardson Shoemaker and
| Mrs. j. William Zegler
Mrs. Loves committee includes Mrs Her
bert N. Adams, Mrs Isaac II. Adler. Mrs,
| Eugene 4. Carroll, Mrs. II. u. Clark, Mrs.
| n. j. Collins, Mrs. u. II. DeNaux and Miss
| Ella Rudolph.
Mrs. Andersqn's committee includes Mrs.
| William Brown. Mrs. John c. Cooper. Mrs,
| O. NJ. Hokanson. Mrs. William Keenc. Mrs.
| A. H. Kneer. Mrs. W. Horace Long, Miss
Frances Maris and Miss Sara Maris.
Among the women on Mrs. Wlliamss COM
| mittee are Mrs. Belfrey Mrs. Arthur ".
| Brereton, Miss Sophronia Beatty, Mrs
| Robert Dewar, Mrs Maxwell X. Fay. Mrs.
| Isaac ID. Fleming, Mrs. g. Victor Janvier
| Mrs. W. II, Livingston, Mrs, Leander Mar.
shall Miss Florence NJ, Paul Mrs. G. w
| Il. Smith and Mrs. George P Williams, Jr.
4 substitute committee includes Miss
| Florence Adar, Mrs. j. W. Davis. Mrs. Alice
Hadley, Mrs. d. r. Mitchell, Miss Mabe
| Phillips and Mrs. Charles Riddle,
Mr.. ard Mrs, Robert F. Irwin left on
Saturday for Japan. where they will spend
| six months near Toxic
| Miss Grace y. Bond entertained the mem
| bers of the girls auxiliary of the Presby-
| terian church at her home on Tuesday eve
| ming. The girls are planning to give
minstrel show in the spring,
The Womans Home and Foreign Mis-.
| sionary Society met at the PRESBYTERIAN
| church on Wednesday