The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-09

In trend with the times. the Q
planned with an eye to reducing {
and products commonly found on
comforts
Through the medium Of addresses
and r>1nstrations by outstanding
authorities on a host of timely
"homemaking" topics, the program
will present the newest wrinkles in
comfortable, low cost home mainte-
nance.
In addition TO members of the
Purdue staff, several leaders in the
field Of home economies will ap-
pear, including DR.. Viva Boothe of
the bureau of business research,
Ohio State university, and Mary
Sue Wigley Of Chicago.
Women Will Speak
Both Dr. Boothe and Miss Wig
ley will appear on the Thursday
afternoon program. Miss Wigley
will speak before the annual meet
ing Of the Home Economics Asso-
citation on Home Made Character
and Citizenship" while DR. Boothe
will discuss Economic and Indus
trial Readjustment"
A number of unusually interest
ing and instructive money saving"
demonstrations have been arranged.
This afternoon, following an address
by Dean Mary L. Matthews, head
of the school Of home economies, on
THE Convenient House" a demon
stration of the method used in the
real old-fashioned home soap
making will be conducted by Miss
Ada WillertOn of the Pennsylvania
Salt Manufacturing Company, Chi
cagO
Tuesday morning will find Miss
Ruby Clark and Mrs Juliet M
Snyder of the Purdue staff giving a
demonstration of the preparation of
attractive dishes from inexpensive
foods. The mornings program will
be concluded with a discussion of
the control Of plant diseases of the
garden and yard by DR.. c. T. Greg
DRY of Purdue.
Will Learn About Meats
In the afternoon, the women will
hold a joint session with the ami
NAL husbandry section, at which
methods of cutting farm slaugh-
tered carcasses for home consump-
ton, or possible sale, will be demon
strated by j. T. Frost of Purdue.
Proper planning OF rock gardens
will be discussed by r. B. Hull of
Purdue, to complete the program of
the day.
The Wednesday morning demon
stration will be Of especial interest,
with Helen Cobb and Philena
Palmer of Purdue explaining how
one dress may be made the basis
for four costumes suitable for wear
at different occasions by slight
notifications.
Good Taste at Low Cost" and
Meals at Low Cost will be the
subjects Of address by Miss Lau-
rentza Hansen and Miss
Amy Bloye of Purdue, respectively.
In the afternoon, Miss Laura
Partch of Purdue viii demonstrate
the proper methods of feeding a pa
tent in bed, and Miss Helen Hazel
ton of Purdue will conduct a
demonstration on Athletics for
Girls"
Buffet Dinner Planned
Following the business session Of
the Indiana Home Economics Asso-
citation. fhe women will hold their
second joint session with the ami
ma husbandry group Thursday
morning, at which the curing OF
meats will be demonstrated by Miss
Aneta Beadle.
The annual meeting of the home
economics association will continue
through the afternoon.
Special plans have been made for
the entertainment of the visiting
women In addition to attendance
at conference entertainment pro-
grams, arrangements have been
made for a "merry-g O-round' buf-
fet dinner in the nature of get
acquainted session.
Tuesday afternoon the women will
be the guests of home economics
staff at a tea, and Thursday noon
there will be a special luncheon
meeting of the Indiana Home Eco
Monies Association.
Special exhibits in the home eco
Monies building, covering wide va
riety of topics. from child health to
clothing preparation. will add to the
effectiveness of the weeks program.