Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06

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1ect of interest to every mother.
Her article IL printed on puKe IL.
hundreds Of men and women who yes
rerdsy locked to the Food Saving Ex
perienccd demonstrators served the
many visitors with delicious hot rolls
and cakes of various kinds. with fresh
butter and real home made jams and
preserves and coffee. Stcaming tea and
conee added to the luncheons
In iact, the entire exposition proved
startling revelation to hundreds Of
Richmond housewives. who were given
% Of sss,ns in
sense In preparing the everyday meals
Classes conducted by Mrs. M A.
Wilson. Queen Victoria's famous chef
showed a decided increase in attend
ance even in the afternoon. and 1t was
came with pencils and notebooks. in
tent on learning all they could from
the cooking expert
Queens Sponge Cake.
Parker House rolls and the favoritc
Featured yesterday Mrs Wilson. who
Is .s delishtfu bo zpeaksr explained q
Of buckingham Palace TO make, the
to I've rmely beF aoseer she ksd
did. Good food. the queen maintained.
was not made from the price of it. but
palatable TO the taste.
Mn,e ,h the e1 Rie, WAS baking Mrs
the Queen and Prince OF w Wales By cur uar
ting ting 1t to fall open like a peinsettiA.
around believing them Is 81 s Ia h.
full Item Of food. but that they never
hnn In hA lit .
small fruit best. va
Baker In French Cafe.
Mrs. Wilson learned to bake cake
at the most famous cafe in all Paris
ence what shs asor she 4s Should dsI aa
voices Suggested different things.
ONE Richmond hous eUi. sus pei qua a
trap. asked Mrs. Wilson the same ques-
en and rsee,yed the answeT thai she
at ALL bit brushed it on the outside
OF the cake after she took it out OF
Wis, Visitors E;GSinE the s.,, round Of the
afternoon began and ended and then
o sss ayfs G the ezhs' [aeoe f Res
mond khindersaaIIten A ASS which
kinderxarten maintained by the or.
sanization in Fulton. The little tots
under the guidance Of their teacher
They were having such a good time
while they were doing them. especially
when II came time to eat. that vsi-
tors didn't seem to be able to get away
from that particular spot with its
somng plants and other decorations.
Child Welfare Exhibit.
Near by the Federation Of Mothers
Clubs and arsnt,Tsachers' ,Associa,
W sRh While still incomplete I Was be-
ginning to show up we'll with carefully
worked out charts, pictures and things
and i0o p sea s4f for s af sao lot ha0y
The "Effisien. kitchen" had not yet
the spot and things will be going to-
morrow.
Taking the booths successfully from
center the fret booth is an exhibit of
iirm. who are. demonstrating the va
rious admirable features of the Cal
9re pipee iior F s,nno msnutaetq5sd
Gas Range manufactured by the
Chambers Manufacturing Company, Of
The, second division of space is oc-
cupied by, the State division of mar
able charts and pictures sent down
from the, Federal Bureau. OF Markets,
in washington. TheSe show the adj
vantages to shipper and consumer OF
the Regulation government parcels post
carton. Interesting activities Of the
marketing division of the State Agri-
cultural Department are also shown.
sufraEettes Serve Lunch.
The Richmond Equal Suffrage League
has tho third booth. with the sig
nineant gold of the suffragists much in
They have a diminutive lunchroom
rallied In. at which attractive lunches
are served Of the products advertised
by Richmond firms in their booth.
and "Beaufont Ginger Ale" aMaswell
House" coffee and tea. "Kingan's Re-
liable Bacon and Sausage" pin
Money Pickles" 'Mazola" corn prod
uct, "Ptllsbury's Best Flour" and
other Bromm Baking Company prod
The Seal OF Minnesota" -four is
James Carter Co., Of Richmond, and in
booth No. ; the Christian Science folks
arc distributing, their literature and
tian science Monitor"
In the adjoining booth, E. A. Saund-
ers & Sons CO.. or Richmond, are
demonstrating "Ceresota" flour and
''Maynower" ginger ale.
Exhibit OF Ice Cream.
Continuing a ns,a past T.,f the kippdsergarten
inds the Charles NJ. stieff Co. showing ing
Misunderstanding their "Edison Talking
Machines" in booth No. 10, and next
door to these beautifuf instruments
exhibit Of ice cream nodded into
shapes that were undreamed Of a few
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