Arizona republican., 1921-04-28

Ice cream and cake will De served al tf5e Better Food-Better I1oiheS position today.
 A record breaking crowd is expect ad at the shrine Auditorium today TOT the best program to be presehteo thus far by the Better Food- Better Eornes exposition being conducted py Mrs. Florence Austin Chase uhueI ens ausnices of The Arizona Republican
 Cake baking will find prominent nlace in the activities of the alter noon. First, there will be the presen- turion of a cake to Governor Cdinp bell and then the actual demonstra- tion of cake making followed by liberal distribution of samples.
 Donofrios has arranged to serve every one present with their dellclous ice cream This vii make an ideal conbination-ice cream ana cake. Of course, there are many klnds oi fc. cream This will make an ldeai cake. To bring perfect specimens oI inc two favorite desserts together is unusual and should attract every woman who can walk or ride to the Shrine Auditorium this afternoon.
 "Home Management
 But the actual serving of the re- treatments will be only minor part of the program for those really ln-
 
 thoroughly enjoyable and increasing the attractiveness of the daily menu.
 Home Management will be dls- cussed bv Mrs. Chase in her charac- teristic, interesting and instructive manner. She will delve into the prop lems which confront every mousse keeper in the state of Arizona. AL though this is her first official visit in the state, Mrs. Chase feels that she is well acquainted with the needs of the women here AS she expresses It:
 sections of the southwest for the past seven years and find that practically all the women of this vast district have the same common problems. Summers in this section of the coun- try are long and homes must pc planned with view to keeping the rooms as cool as possible during the hot months. hen there IS common hot months. Then there IS common part of the menu in extremely cold climates have no place on the Arl- zona table. People of this district are confronted with the problem Of ad- . mitting light and ventilation to the while at the same time excluo- ing the hot rays of the summer after- noon sun. These are questions which arise in Texas, New Mexico and Cali fornia as well as Arizona. 50. all though a comparative stranger 10 your state, feel that with my experi- ence in the southwest l am qualified to assist somewhat in solving these problems."
 "The Family Budget"
 In her talk on Home Manage ment.. Mrs. Chase will take up the family budget and show how sys- tematized housekeeping means radl- cal reduction in the family expenses. H. Table to the young housewife, who / finds it rather difficult to assume all the responsibilities suddenly thrust upon her.
 However, it is expected that the cake-making lecture and demonstra- ton will exert the greatest appeal 10 the women today. In dealing with this subject, Mrs. Chase will dem onstrate icings and frillings addi- uonal to the actual mixinRand bak- Ing of the cake.
 An excellent free day nursery has been provided. Many mothers took advantage of this new feature of the exposition yesterday. All children will be under the care of experl- enced nurses.
 Mrs. Chase opened the exposition yesterday with a general talk on in expensive furniture for the modern home.
 
 Drawing a picture of an ideal and economically achieved living room, she said:
 "A perfectly equipped living room requires a large reading table, as such a room frequently serves as a library. sofa or other large couch is also sn unfailingiy acceptable piece Of fur niture and serves to complement the table placed directly back of it, or may be cozily set at right angles with the chimney piece.
 'sThe upholstered or overstuffed couch should also be supported by large easy chairs covered in the same material as the couch. These pieces settled, the less impressive pieces should be chosen.
 with other furniture, or filling built In book cases are valuable decorative assets of the modern living room while flowers, stands. little tables low seats and foot stools, together with the diScreetly placed small things" will combine to bring into tbe room the home quality which is strong element in tis successful
 Placing of Furniture
 k~Much of the charm of the pres .nt day home furnishing depends largely upon the proper placing ant sssembling of the furniture, even II e,1cb congeniaI settings as have b-er srov;ded for it. In this congeniallty Ringing the several interets into al ntira harmonious atmosphere, rnom is created which has been aptlI reIled the front of the house.
 1.E7nrniture and chairs make up ,-a number of pieces of furnitur' ,1, house and a great deal Of th' ,;fy .n and beauty of furnishing th' syerage % house depends upon tnel hs,action. In order to have unity sea this is fundamentally necessary siI every piece of furniture should st,sp, D, - -. niace. The unity of room n o,av be spoiled by one piece of fur tifg nitiyre It may be a fine piece O nir rnrniture in itself, but entirely ou If M harmony with it's surroundings :,
 "Those who know what IS go, go%q ;I,,,. II uiie aiS.+ and use effectively h td. S',,'r,it,,re that is ill the mdrke