New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-22
KITCHEN G4RDEN 4SSOCL1UON
AN EXTENSION OF THE NV SYSTEM or TRAINING
CHILDREN To WORK CHEERPCLLY.

AN EXTENSION OF THE NV SYSTEM or TRAINING
CHILDREN To WORK CHEERFCLLY.
Prominent among the various schemes for
charitable work winter stands the Kich Garden.
which has often been referred 10 III The LLI-uNE. The
Institution now appears IN the field IN the new dignity
of an incorporated association with president. board
OF managers and treasurer. Formerly it, prin-
cipal references were the wilson Mi5-.on and
the instron Miss Huntington, who its originator.
Al present tue leader this Id f work the cnen
Garden A-s,cuiiion iudcpend... OF any miss n. Miss
Huntington having dropped her mantle upon the
shoulders those have patiently AMI p'rseyernelv
assisted the u-erprise to this n'mauOu. only
reserving to herself training Of No mai classes.
raose who desire to carry hep 70 the
hule ones of the poor, and comfort 20 the
bones they iuhaOi'. through The Kitchen Garden,
can Il, 1t with the aid OF th,s enthusiastic cpany o.
young ladies' who have already begun seyer classes
this season and are arranging FOR more.
one feature Of the work he association this season
Is an extension or the Kitchen Garden idea circular
has Just been issued. siguei by Miss Grace H. Dodge.
corresponding secretary announcing that the control OF
two rooms at The NewYork Cooking School No. p 's
seyentceuth.s has been H. Here tns association
homes 70 gather aud instruct nthe ,rep departments
81 homework women ami girls willing 20 de
vote an hour or Two in the morning FOR a few weeks
toward acquiring that skill in honscwork winch SO de-
sirbe for those living at home we'll a. ior those wnO
On ont TO service. There VIII also be more even
ing classes Those desiring JOIN these outside classes
must be over III years OF must agree 20 be rcgu
lac n attendance aud bring sa-Hctory references As
10 character Apple VIII be received at the rooms
No % East S,venIceutu-st., on Tuesday and FRIDAY
mornings during November from 10 to L. O'Clock.
TINS 4. a new thing in Kitchen Garden teacn.ns. Fac
popularity OF the idea IN mission schools has war
ranted the experiment.
Many inquiries are beng received In regard to the
Kitchen Garden. THIS system provides the means 10
those who wish it for doing something in
Il pleasant way to dignity labor aud teach
thrift aud usefulness, and g. give children
I'm forurn locantie. and IN charities In which
they ARE Nv interested few hours Of happiness
Miss IIunIingtOu's idea 10 tctch household Woth
tte Young children and train little Giris IN all the neat
and rOprr WAYS tAHt required 40 household scrNlcc
How 10 set "a taue properly, how 90 make h'ds, sWeel
a room, wash, non, WASH dishes, clean euYer now To
wall nu table, answer the door, cc.au these Inc IN
bread ana uake biscuit ny means Of cue art.sto Guy
he saue material tuat the kndc gttten cuild uAos 20
make BIRDS nests and brc-nNes aud nuNcF- fhr less
SONS are ali useful for children ihat 10 AT home
with their parents. as well f0r tGosr who 10 out
t. service Tic only u1sahe about IL Is cOntuug u
h Door ctdrcu. - all children would bc better loT
]. oatlg how Go 90 these things There sunss to
sut All Those occupati0ns Tue teachers are al
volunteers youug Ia lies m church sc,etes and quite
number chpe~ AMI churches IN New YORK nave tAeil
kttucu Gardens" Miss Huntington IA, training class
Tor tcucurr- m ST. Mark aud her aseistunt, Mlns
IourN y.l.s number ~ Ciies ana gives instruction
to teachers where scuoas are to nc ioimed