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FOOD    OF   WORKING   WOMEN   IN    ORGANIZED   HOUSES.     109

all  except  2  of  the  18  houses.  From  one  of  these  menus  for  14  meals
were  obtained;  from  the  other  only  one  day's  bill  of  fare  was  secured.
The  menus  for  Wednesday  of  the  week  reported  by  each  house  are
presented  in  Table  48.  Since  these  menus  do  not  include  any  special
meals,  such  as  might  be  served  on  holidays,  it  is  felt  they  are  typical
of  the  variety  of  food  supplied  in  the  several  houses.
In  a  comparison  of  the  meals  served  in  the  large  and  small  as  well  as
in  the  high  and  low  priced  houses,  it  is  surprising  to  find  how  slight
is  the  variation,  the  chief  difference  being  that  the  large  and  high-priced
houses  serve  a  greater  variety  at  each  meal,  permitting  a  choice  of
cereals,  soups,  fish  and  meats,  and  in  some  cases  a  choice  of  desserts.
