Household Administration, Its Place in the Higher Education of Women

''Household Administration, Its Place in the Higher Education of Women,'' published in 1910 and edited by Alice Ravenhill and Catherine J. Schiff, discusses the importance of household administration within women's education. The book advocates for a scientific approach to domestic roles, emphasizing the need for specialized training in household management to adapt to the complexities of modern life. It argues for the recognition of domestic arts as a legitimate field of study, promoting organized instruction to enhance women's contributions to family and society.