Arizona republican., 1922-01-12
Lectures To Be Given By
National Authority At
Shrine Auditorium At
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Announcement that Mrs. Florence
Austin Chase was coming to Phoenix
under the auspices of The Arizona
Republican In q second Better Foods
Better Homes week has caused gem
eral rejoicing among the women Of
Phoenix and of the outlying districts.
The telephone was ringing all day
yesterday with inquiries concerning
the program which Mrs. Chase would
give, and inquiries regarding seating
capacity. 1t is now definitely assured
that the attendance at these lectures
viii be even greater than that of last
year, and plans are already under way
10 take care of the increased number
of women who desire to hear her.
The food classes at the Phoenix
union high school have reserved a
section for one day next week, and
it Is believed that many OF the wo-
mems clubs Of the city will choose
certain days in which to attend these
instructive lectures in body. House
wives from Glendale and Mesa will
also attend, and everything will be
done to make their visit a happy
and profitable one.
Relieves Worry
Every woman who has been con-
fronted with the problem Of what
shall ! give him to eat" will give
thanks to Mrs, Chase for coming to
Phoenix to relieve her OF that worry.
Every woman who has grown tired Of
the arrangement OF her home and yet
could not decide on any better way
OF changing 1t will embrace the OPP
portupity to attend the lectures to
be given at the Shrine Auditorium
commencing next Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, where the suggestions OF
an expert in this line may be had
for the asking. The Arizona Repub-
lican has made 1t possible for al
the women In the state to learn the
up-to-date methods OF keeping house
and Of preparing wholesome meals.
1t is now up to the women to get otit
their note books, sharpen up their
pencils and attend the lectures ar
ranged for them.
Mrs. Chase is not an ordinary cook
ing teacher, or an ordinary house
decorator-she is an artist in her line.
She tells how to choose the color
scheme for a home, now to select
rugs, furniture and drapes with an
eye to harmony and yet have that
difference" which is the keynote Of
home making. She tells how to place
the furnishings of home to show
them to best advantage. and how to
choose furniture which Is both taste
full and economical.
Kitchen Efficiency
Each day part of the program will
be devoted to the Home Beautiful,
and part to the science Of food. Mrs.
Chase will take a meal from the
preparation Of the vegetables, right
on down to the serving Of the course.
and explain to everyone just how to
get the most value out of the food,
and how to cook and serve it at less
loss Of time and money. Efficiency
in the kitchen is one of her pet hob
bies, and she has it worked out to the
nth degree.
The lectures and demonstrations
have all been worked out with special
attention paid to the needs of this
locality but Mrs. Chase viii! not con-
fine herself to any set course. She
prefers that the women who come to
her will discuss their own particular
needs, and in thus bringing them be-
fore the class, help to work out some
other woTnan's problem.
But where women have personal
questions involving family troubles
which they would prefer to discuss
in private, Mrs. Chase asks that they
present them to her by letter, assuring
them of her utmost secrecy in dealing
with their particular trouble, and of
her desire to clear up domestic
tangles. She has done this from the
Pacific coast to the Atlantic, and
many a happy family can give credit
to her deep sympathy and under
standing for it's present state of bliss.
Desires operation
Although confident of the good
which wiz result from this second
Better Homes Better Foods week,
The Arizona Republican realizes that
it cannot be made a success without
the cooperation of every woman OF
the vicinity The movement is of
such great Importance at this time
that IT should attract delegations from
the north, east, south and west of
Arizona.
Any community could well afford
TO pay the railroad fare Of one or
more OF its members who could abb
sorb and transmit to others the in
formation to be had at these lectures.
Tn presenting her complete and
practical course OF instruction Mrs.
hase does not in any way antagonlze
established domestic science schools.
'he rather promotes interest in these
Institutions and creates in the minds
Of her pupils a desire for more in
ormation along the same lines, and
tendency to branch out and conduct