New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-04

70 r,okc home lappv' with ,al'-ii-inl bread. Ole
aginouS grits. puity-ike biscuit ana IhNnlici""c
cnopn and steaks. co.,
the addition Go all Womcls cullO.t. VI d urPI'-
meat Of household science. ! SD 'ld ir Tine last
ia rrv ont against hI-hcr education ior wouri.
But insist Nat toe. education ,."lId he rNi"ndrd
:, a. ~ include branches Ut FifIl Importance !"
every VIE and mother. WHAT consolation ~ ),
10 husband 10 rciccf That MS "llr IAN drs'il ~
the parting 81 Hector "uI AndI''t' .hc 1T H'
,augI.n.c ~ ola Alien. Il -ar doc o. hh'" emo
about he kitchcn cliup - prepare '''1 means
with her own hands "I &" supctNl-" inri' rr'P"h-
tion hy onoih"r? II Ipli.c>, d 'p'nd- lartcI\ on
health, AMI h.alth on merry ana "heh ! con
alder the condition OF our American Kitchens,
no longer VoidcI that Ill ."r''s atc 50 common,
or that - many mcn are driven u dIi"H anu
destruction. "
Mrs Ewing is plump and Of medium height
wenrS eycIiasses and has a musical voice. hcr
first experiments III scientific c'".cil were mace
10 icuclit an invalid mcm,ci OF nc iahiIA. one
became 50 expert that Sic started d. school IN
Chicago n winch Ms Joseph tcl.I ana Nr~
Cvrus McCou!ck we're frequent visitors. From
Chicago she went to Ames. Iowa. 10 organize th"
culinary department o! th' Iowa A@U'rltuFl
University, and she now directs similar biahcn
al Purdur University, Were Size ranks as one OF
~" faculty. The arrangements a. l"I'Hr "'e
the hes, FL the country, ana Mrs. Ewing las re-
Gently made public the tempting bills Of fare
that have lecn served there 10 the students under
her direction At cost II less than !; a week
each She maintains that ihc table Is cNPcu-
sive only where bad rookcN involves seal
waste, and l. particularly proud OF the i2ct tAat
she was feeding family In Boston for ~ - a
week for each person AZ the very time the Boston
reNsparcrs were declerlnl II couldn't he donc.
Her rule is variation, not variety good lV0d wen
prepared. and enough Of il. Ter classes AT Chan,
iAuqu, this year are larger thin ever before, aud
contain about 500 pupils. Among them are MIS-.
r. \ Rust, Of (lncinn'ti; Mrs. Henry W. Hrady,
of Atlanta: Mrs. w II. Sherwood, Of Chicago ::
Mrs. NJ. L. Even of Ncw-loril: and two men
one a visiting Ensishman, the other professor
in Texas COLLEGE, who is qualifying himself 10
supervise the kitchen arrangements OF the n
stitution. During the winter Mrs Ewing travels
about the country as sort OF easrononic evan
rclist She has recently established q permanent
school in households sci nee al Kansas CliE. Ihiee
of her former pupils are IN charge oil similar
establishments al IOleGO, Davenport and Des
Moincs. where they receive iar higher pay than
tn" ordinary 'chool teachers. MIS-. E"lnes pres
cn assistants are Mrs Clara =. Hayes, OF the
Drake University in Iowa Mrs Hattie Alcthi-
Zen. OF New-i Qrl ana Miss Maud Pike. OF Roches
tcr.
sembly are d.. Eliza Moshier, formerly medical
examiner at Nassar College graduate OF Mich
igan University: Mile. Lea r. De L. Agncau, who
assists In teaching French MISS Abbic T. " hlt,'
Of the Providence High School. and Miss May b
Dennis, Of Flushing. who teaches industrial draw
ing ana elementary science - fol children
in 2co eonR Mfs GlA Kenn nc of Fads
phia, in charge Of the pri mary teachers
normal class Miss Eliza NJ. Clark, of West Troy,
! teacher Of free haIa drawing; Miss Isabel L.
smith, of Ncw-Nork, teacher Of china painting
Miss Laura 4. Fry, Of Cincinnati, teacher of
carving: Miss Frances l.. Newton. Of Chicago
kindergarten teacher; Miss l.. Marsh, Miss Grace
Tones and Miss w. ). Slabc of brooklyn, as
sistants at the gymnasium, and Miss Mary Murphy,
| of Swartnmorc College, teacher OF swimming IL
ladies and children. Mis-, Georgia L. Chamber
lain Of iiufalo IS the secretary OF the College of
Liberal Arts and Miss Kate kiuball the secrc-
tarv OF the reading circle.
OF the women visitors Miss Susan Gilkic. OF
Chicago is the belle " tie season. Conspicuous
without her convent garb is Frances Glare Cusack
tho "Nun Of Kenmore who has come here L.
write articles for magazines Miss Isabella Tho
burn. Of Cincinnati, sister Of Bishop j. VI.
Thoburn. has been present at the DraconrSS meet
ings She was the first woman sent 10 India by
lie Womcu's Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Sic started girls
school ~ Lucknow. where huge sentinel was
posted 10 protect her and her charges from in
t-udcls Size returns H. India IL November. Mis-
Jennie Miller. daughter Of President Lewis Miller.
disrcuse, charming hospitality 10 her father
friends. Bishop NIlceht /. absent. bui Mrs. Vim
cent remains on the cottage on the lake front
throughout the season. DR. Floods family in.
cludcs Mrs Flood MisS~Rebie Flood and Mr..
and Mrs. George 5. Shattuck, Of Meadv.llc. Mrs.
w A. Duncan and her daughter lett Tor Eu-
rope to-day oa the Cmbria. Mr.. Margaret Stan
ton Lawrence. Of Council BlaGs, daughter Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Is at the Hotel
Athcuaeum.