The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-19
COOKING SCHOOL PROVES WORTH TO MANY WOMEN Motor Squad of Minute Women Soon to Wear
 New Uniforms MUSICALE FOR
 RECTORS' GUILD Worthy Grand Matron of Orient Chapter, o. E. S.,
 to Pay Visit

cooking school that is being held at the Sanford Homestead on Washing ton avenue. Those who were pres ent heard very interesting talk on why this canning and preserving must be done and this was illustrated by demonstration by Miss Gladys Green of Danbury. This work occu- | pied the entire morning and in the afternoon Miss Green explained why some of the things did not work out as well as they should have done last season. The best methods of salting down beans and peppers was shown as we'll as the making of jams, mar malades and jeIlies.
 Mrs. Samuel c. Shaw is at the head of the Home Economics com mittee that has this cooking school in charge and the main object of the school is to provide demonstrations of these various branches of conser- vation who will be able to go about their several districts and instruct those who were not able to attend this school. The program for tomor- row is as follows, and the subject for the day is Drying and the Use of Dried Products:
 9:30 to 10-Drying and principles of drying.
 10 to 12-Demonstration:: Drying apples, beet greens, strawberries. Home method. Demonstration given by Mrs. P. Aurillo.
 12 to Lunch hour.
 1 to 1:30-Discussion. Conducted by Miss Maud E. Hayes, state demon stration leader.
 1880 to 2:30-Demonstration Uses of dried vegetables, Mrs. Aurillo, Mrs. - and Miss Green.
 2:S0 to 3-Questions and answers.
 to HDemonstration, strawberry shortcake, made with barley and rice flour cruts and filled with dried straw berries. Miss Maud E. Hayes.
 The program for Friday deals with Wheatless Breads and Pastiles and is as followse
 9:s0 to 1o-Discussion. Conducted by Miss Hayes. Uses of cereals.
 10 to 12-Demonstration, Wheat less yeast bread corn four popovers and baking powder bread Miss Hayes and Miss AngelL
 12 to Lunch hour.
 1 to 1:30-Discussion. Conducted by Miss Angell.
 1:30 to 2:30-Demonstration, muf- 6ns, biscuits, cakes. Miss Green and Miss Angell.
 2:30 to 3:s0 - Demonstration, cookies and pastry. Miss Green and Angell.
 3:30 to 4-Questions and answers. Giving of badges. Signing up for districts.
 Members of the Motor Squad of the Minute Women will soon be on duty in their snappy new uniforms which are scheduled to arrive here next week. There was an important meeting of this Squad yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. Ken meth McNei1 in Black Rock and five new members were admitted, Mrs, Angus Thorne, Mrs. Philip McLaugh- lin, Mrs. W. P. Kirk, Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Dunn. The personnel of the Squad is now as follows: | Mrs McNeil is captain of the Emergency squad, Mrs. Lawrence | Cornwall Mrs. B. W. Carpenter and Miss Emily Sanford are lieutenants and the other members are Mrs. Rob- | ert Hincks, Miss Lois Miller Mrs. L. F. Wakeman, Mrs. Robert R. Ferrett Mrs W. T. MacFarlane, Mrs. John Beauregard, Mrs. Fred Wren, Mrs Goodwin, Mrs. R. F. Crudgington, Miss Chary Smith, Mrs. H. B. Ellis. Mrs l s. T. Hewlett, Mrs. L. F. Merritt, Mr,. James Dunn, Mrs. Herbert Plans | ~ T.. Mrs H. B. Van Gieson, Mrs. Stiles Goodsell, Miss Katherine Pastine, | Mrs. John Beauregard, Miss Sophie Smith, Mrs. Sidney Becker, Mrs. John c. Hawley, Mrs. Paul Scoville, Mrs Frank Todd, Mrs. John Fields, Mrs Ralph Blackburn. Miss Catherine Wood and Miss Francis O'Brien.
 Mrs. Harry McCabe entertained a, her home on Laurel avenue on Mon- day evening and at this party an- nouncement was made of the mar rage of Miss Frances Doyle, daugh- ter of MT. &nd Mrs. Thomas Doyle o. Grand street, to Theodore Weiland or New York. The marriage took place at Eastertime and Mrs. Weilana is to leave the last of the week fol her new home in New York.
 Mrs. A. B. Beers Jr.. of Fairfiel! avenue, is to open her home thi! evening for a musicale for the mem bers of the Rector's Guild of Chris church. Those who will furnish delightful program are Mrs. Juditt Landberg F1ather, Mrs. F1orenc, Goulden Mallett, Lorenzo Oviatt ant Harry Butterworth. Miss Rutl Baldwin will be the accompanist o the evening.
 } Members of Orient Chapter, O. E 3 S., are to have a special meeting to
 morrow evening, the occasion beinj
 the visit of Miss Ethel Wood Latham
 of Mystic, worthy grand matron, wh
 will give an address to the members = A supper will precede the meetin
 and will be served at 6:30 o'clock.
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