El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-30
TELLS WOMEN
WHAT TOC00K
Miss Swift, the War Food
Teacher, Explains Way
to Help Win War.

Saturday at 3 o'clock. at the free
government food school, in the Bailey
school house. Helen Hubbard Swift.
Of the domestic science department Of
the College Of the City Of Fl Paso.
gave to the women Of FL PasO and
surrounding country the governments
message on Food cooperation with
our allies" The message explained
what the allies have that we do not
have and what we have that they do
not have and showed how each had
to supplement the other. She ex-
planned the allies untamlliarlty with
corn and the impossibility Of shipping
it without IL spelling, and Americans
unfamiliarity with the many substi-
tutes for meats which Europe has
been used TO for many decades
Takes Up MeatIess Menus.
Miss Swift reviewed the 'wheatless
menus" given out the previous lesson
and took up 'meatless menus she
explained the protein and fat values
Of meats and how the same food prop
critics were found in milks. eggs, rice,
barley, fish and fowl After demon
strating several meatless dishes, Miss
Swift gave out several recipes which
had been tried out both by herself
and the food administration in Wash
ington laboratories.
Gives Recipes.
Among the recipes were those for I
meatless breakfast. consisting Of bar
ley, breakfast food with milk. golden
rod eggs. toast and coffee; another
was for a meatless lunch Of Spanish
Omelet, new style; vegetable salad,
boiled dressing, Barker house rolls,
molasses cookies and cocoa Perhaps
her most popular menu was the meat Z
less dinner Of cheese. Brussels sprouts, ]
stuffed tomato salad. butterscOtch /
rice pudding. coffe or tea
She explained that the college gets I
its course Of study each week from .
Washington. More women attended Z
than could enrol before the hour /
closed. Enrolment viii continue next I
Saturday. ii
Enrolment OF Women.
Following are the names Of the ]
women enrolled in the war food school. |
Up 10 the hour Of beginning today;
Mrs. S. r. Anderson, Mrs. James /
Brady, Mrs. VIII b Brady. Mrs. L ID. !
Bonfanti, Miss Alma Bartlett, Mrs. ". /
c. Burgis, Mrs. r. J. Carson. Mrs. A. |
" Corp, Miss Nary Canisia, Mrs
Syde Carpenter, Mrs. C. ID. Cargiu,
Mrs Louis Daenble, Mrs Eliza beth i
Dawson, Mrs. W s. Dobie, Mrs Geo.
L. Dickens, Mrs. o. 3. Dawson, Mrs
P. A. Doane, Mrs. o. J. Downs. Miss
Hattie B. Funk, Mrs. B. L. Farrar. Mrs.
r. B. Faullon, Miss Sarah z. Flynn,
Mrs. Annie ". Fitch, Miss Ella Flans,
Mrs. N. W. Flournoy, Mrs John Z.
GOebel, Mrs. Z. Gertie Hayslip. Miss
Catherine Henuessey, Miss Hawkin,
Miss Frances Hill. Mrs. II. G. Heitgen,
Miss Thelma Heitgeu. Mrs. c. S. Hen
ming. Mrs Caryl c. Hill. Miss jeanette
Henderson Miss Anita Jones. Mrs p.
E. Johnson. Mrs. j. A. Lee. Mrs T. ".
Lynch, AIRS. A. r. Lambert, Mrs. f. o.
Moore. Mrs. T. II. Mikzett, Mrs. B. 5.
Meyers. Mary Davis McNail Mrs. c. z.
Miller. Mrs. J. F. McEivett. Mrs.
Elmer NuttinE, Mrs. o. ". Pickering,
Mrs W. J. Pickering, Miss Frieda
Nrs. Ella Rogers. Mrs.
". z. Race, Mrs W. c. Roberts. Miss
Frances Reade. Mrs. R. j. Schmal-
lausen, Mrs r. H.. Smith. Mrs. w.
;. Schneider. Mrs. II. A. Stewart, Mrs.
?. S. Schaer. Mrs. S. Sorenson. Mrs
- c. Sheridan. Mrs. T. a Thurston.
IRIS. A. Underwood, Mis- Mary Wilson.
Hrs. J. y. Mlden-