New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-11
Bills OF FARE AT CHA UTAUQUA.
MRS. EMMA p. EWING TALKS ABOUT AMERICAN
CooKERY-BAsEBALL CURVES AND
HEBREW REGULATIONS.


Chautasoua, N. Y, July 10 (spccial)-The high IN
bellectuaty Of the "Chautauqua idea does not pre
vent ones attention from being given to The manrs'
side OF kfe> Every day culinary export IN "Si'e
apron, gives object lessons to attentive groups ei
young ladies in canvas tent fitted with ranges. pols
and pans. This morning Mrs Emma 2. EWING Oh
Pardue University, Indiana, impaired to group VI
budding housewives new ideas aoou. oins %
fare in the wooden copy Of the Parfhenon winch s'u0
in the grove above the lake. Mrs. Ewing IS moio VI
less Of an iconociast The artistic titles oil the cnoo
est d,shes on French bin OF fare have no fasclnar
lions for her. and the adoption OF foreign names lo
American preparations she considers "a peuan''0
anectation unworthy Of the Anglo Saxon race amer
can cookery, she admits, falls faT shor' Vi 80
should be. still there endless roosloh'os o'io
IT, and II Western cooks will only MAKE sehs'pio use
Of their material, she hopes to see sta'e Vi pu
ton attained which shall supeIsedo soyer ana iran
ca,su and sn the name of savarin Of the glory that
hangs about TO- Want of variation III "h VI ia1o
che racards a. a more common fault than want OF
vao,e.y few articles Of diet served frequently III
a variety of ways are preferable to variety oi ar''
served always In the same way. ehe mas Ao"'''
svmpathy with John Randolph, Oh koahohe, VIM 80
detested mutton that he said he would walk hii'
49,. 80 ri, 1rnv TO kick sheep. Oatmeal for break
cost avery morning Mrs. Ewing denounced as All
ahominaton to which people submitted from mere
tco NJ habit since nobody need eat the same KIND OF
n,usb more than once in two weeks CoHee she
tboupbt should be strained through muslin rag ana
,ho rronorton used should be pound of mixed Java
o,d mocha 10 every thirty three people to be served
The Jsnanese way Of making tea, by simply pouring
hot water over the leaves she thought might contain
, usef,l lesson and help to make the table what IL
sbopld be-one of the most potent forces IN the UNI
verso for good and preventive of vice, disease ana
crime.
Professor s. B. Adams continued his historical series
v.tb p talk about Spanish Uphsings" Professor a.
Derougemont speaking in French at the Hail OF
pbilosonbv on La France Contemporaries" eierred
N Mnlet,s Angelus" In Paris as the masterpiece OF
modern art and said he was proud that France had
been able to retain possession Of 1t In spite OF the
spirfted competition of American bidders. the 1act
that the best work OF Reynolds at the same SAFE had
heen Disposed Of at a much smaller inquire IMAM the
AncelIs be thought was sufficiently SgnlncahI'
The principal arrival here today was Dr .. L.
Flood who comes TO about the new macdihefE
plIrchased for the daily newspaper which he puDshes
P tbe guounds and which is soon to be installed In
Dev fnfding recently erected for IFS accomnodatlOI
A A, Stage the Yale baseball pitcher, has begun 10
organize ChautauQua baseball nine, ana dVldes NE
fine between exhibitions of his inimftable curves anu
Hebrew recitatOns. Stagg has serious purpose IN
life being destined for the Presbyterian ministry anu
e. already quite successful exhorer among young
men The last Chautauqua nine under me- hlanaSo
ment suffered only defeat during the enue seHso
Rrown of Williams College, and Fred Poole, oteSs
favorite catcher, will also soon be heTe ieIs piSS
~ the game and tornament open to al oomer VIII
he held about the middle of August There are LIIce
courts on the grounds, cement, and two gravel
and an additional grass court Is preparing.