Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-16
FOOD EXHIBIT COMMITTEES
Arrangements in Charge of Miss Louise Howe, Chairman of Home Economies Committee.

A great deal of interest is being shown in the patriotic food, exhibi- tion to be held in Norwich, in the Buckingham Memorial, the 24th, 2oth' and 18th of this month. The state council of defense chose Norwich, as one of eight cities. in the state, Fl which to hold such an exhibition and the home economies committee of the farm bureau was asked to carry out their plans. This committee is assist ed by members of the state council Of defense, the Housewives Army, the National Service League and num- Der of other organizations with some members at large.
 The plans are already made and preparations for a fine and most in teresting and instructive exhibit are we'll under way There will be speak CTS of note throughout the three days and demonstrations along the various 1 lines. No admission will be charged. I It will be well worth the while of eV i cry woman in Norwich and the vicin- i ity to make a strong effort to attend. | A very ready response is being made l to the suggestions for the necessary work and facts to be collected and a
 number of very efficient committees | are in charge of the various depart
 ments and exhibits.
 1 Miss Louise Howe. chairman of the l home economics committee of the form bureau, is in general charge and serv- 1 il4g with her as the central commit tee are Mrs. Henry E. Higgins, Mrs.
 John McWillians, Mrs. Edmund Per-
 kins. Mrs. Edward Graham. Miss Eli zabeth Huntington, Mrs. Daniel $. Haviland, Mrs. Albert Chase. Mrs. Al
 len Latham, Miss Ethel Sevin, Miss | han +p0 HaJ1 | The committee on meat substitutes
 is: Mrs. Henry F. Arnold, chairman
 Miss M. A. c. Avery. Mrs. Leopold l Aarrants, Miss Grace Rogers, Mrs. An drew W. Smith, Mrs. George R. Bruce Miss Elizabeth Hall, Mrs. E. B. Davis
 Mrs. Robert Cochran, Mrs. Neville Biique Mrs. Herbert R. Branche, Mrs
 Charming Huntington. Mrs. Frank H
 Pullen, Mrs. Robert A. Smith, Mrs Zebulon R. Robbins, Mrs. Jarvis, Miss Rose TrumbuIl.
 For sugar substitutes the committed is: Mrs. John McWilliams, chairman
 Mrs. Louis o. Potter, Mrs Arthu,
 Blachledge, Miss Ina Uford, Mrs Fox, Mrs Nelson, Miss Kramer, Miss Henderson, Mrs. Moriarty
 1 The committee on fats, Miss Ione
 Haviland, chairman, Mrs. Charles T
 Bard. Miss Alice Bennett, Miss Phoe
 be Brewster, Mrs. Fred Bliss, Mrs
 Charles s. Garner, Mrs. Abner Hill
 Miss Minnie Keppler, Mrs. William
 Norton, Mrs. William H. Dat, Mrs. c G. Pierce, Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs. Clar
 ence Sevin. Mrs. c. R. Chamberlain
 Mrs. Walter D. Turner.
 , Committee on canned products, Mis- fEIfzabeth Huntington, chairman, Mrs l l nio1 ~ roll! / Committee on wheat substitutes Mrs. Henry Higgins, chairman, Mrs Daniel Haviland, Mrs. Arthur Thomp son, Mrs. Sidney Smith, Miss Marjori
 Holmss. Miss Porteous, Mrs Helveg Mrs. Learned, Mrs. Curtis Bernar I'd l Mrs. Howard Stanton Mrs. Luc,
 Sparks. Mrs Leon Hutchins. Miss Mar
 jorie Knight, Mrs. Colby, Mrs. J. [
 Pfeiffer, Mrs Witter, Mrs. H. N. Le | rou, Mrs. John Oat. Mrs. Lerou Blfv
 en, Mrs. Frank Church, Miss Steiner
 with MT. Hinchey assisting. Committee on the proper feeding 0 children, Mrs, Edmund Perkins, chair 5 man, Mrs. John Mitchell, Mrs J. Dan
 Colt. Mrs. Witter Tingley, Mrs. Waite
 Gilbert, Mrs. Archibald Mitchell, Jr : Mrs Le Roy Robbins, Mrs Albe1 3 Reese, Mrs. John Huntington. MT. ! Ralph Eaton, Mrs. Iaucius Briggs, Mir
 Walter Crooks, Mrs. Frank Bunnel
 Mrs. Henry Parker.
 Committee to assist lecturer MT t Allen Latham. chairman, Mrs B. I g Bishop Mrs. Albert Van Wogene, v Mrs. Harold s. Bent, Mrs William F : Collins.
 a Publicity committee, Mrs. Henr Il Higgins, Miss Ethel Sevin, Mrs. Dan F iel s. Haviland.