Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-29
TWAS WOMAN'S DAY
At cHAuTAUQuA, AND HER ACCOM-.
PLisHMENTs AND NEEDS


PLISHMENTS AND NEEDS
Formed the Topics Of the Principal Speak.
ers-How TO Reach Husbands' Hearts by
Good Cookiur-The DeI.ar,e Movemer,
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pS Leon ne 'incenf'
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.i
7 AXE CHAUTAUouA N JuIv os-War
- has been dao,.rod NJ, n p;.,;.
teacher - A. Os,s us Y. L. oisnop 20
E'. u tne Deisarte system, and Mrs.
I.Ntn@ = Ewing instructor or the School OF
COOKERY In the Chautauqua Curriculum. Both
are pleasing ladies' who are entbusios,. in
their respectiva bronohas - I.;.,
rjvaIr,, - ,%nonoe anu ior lons .ilne
th;nns .. eAsseu oes"een tnem' MIS- bisnop
t,i snIAs tnat above all woman should be grace
sIeaves .o,,.S noo,e IN appearance WIN ner
bisouit fo- ha. tu W. mnen sne -. ~
latter lady in her Iectnrs s.id in So many words
that great deal bsttsr and % more becomine ex-
ercise was her nIace at the bread nan than per-
forming certain airy ard set notions to make
one dainty and graceful There has been
running contest for popular favor between
them ever since the season began.
Some Prefer Delsnrte.
TN her lectures Mrs Ewing has with Ingenious
1 nle,d;na ,onohad - -" Ls,-.s ~ r..,.r ,hs
stona chs s,h,es .,s. no S,a -, " ha1;,.s w
ssoinacns, WHICH tnis amlaple person DeiieVes
lies nearest the hearty of the many husbands
VINO nave Immediately secured tickets and
sent their wives forthwith tn learn to cook
bake and broil and one of tb em mot satisfied
with ba virc- h.. ,r,t. 49, 49,, '. -, . ~
nis "ile iearn tne epicurean arr Is,
'ne tuii course OF instr uction nlrnsel1, SO
tnat nence1orth he shall know If his steak is
not Done to the most delicate turn or his Eege-
r
But great many of the young ladies are not
SO taken with the cooking idea, and think 1t ~
ever SO much nicer to take those Delsarte lee
lures tnan TO burn ones self over red-hot
stove Trying meat. Besides they declare, with
true American spirit, that they do not propose
10 10 marry husband that will make them covk.
me ne nail was crowded this morning to listen to
hirs. Iwlngs sprlghtly talk.
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R,rh
"o" nr'ose"
HAhBARA lS the mistress Bridget the maid.
Barbara represents the female employer.
Bridget the femala amnIovad And parh,ro
and Rr,drst a- pu nnu Dai iusia
p,,, INouiu hVe togetner In perfect harmony.
Americ.n sarr,n. - us .o', omn peounai way the
her mistress hos 49, - uI .,a snaA
and actnaIIv I;vos 80 ;-s. q
lots of sad.evsd vornen ,rso soIs .'o,.,,au .uan
position in societyn In this statement so
humorously put, there is a volume of truth.
so posn BARBARA and Bridget are ignorant Of their
Tbe iorae ou.ies.
do about three iimas os eUch 'Me, i se, tS "
are canable of do,n1 Thara - - uay 49,. - sy h;
that the Iaroer nart ~ anr bons.ho,d arts Dts
are Terrible In q eA;o;snt - ~ mstS NJ ~ h
advanced in evervthirn eisa bnt onr ,e,had
of COOKING Woman vbo % csn I'll E-snoh aod
read Latin cannot cook a meal of v;ctnais ~
prepare their husband a niece of broiied meat
for breakfast. Thev have To re,v entireIv on
the Ignorant servant oirI Woman who have
been wives and mothers for many vaars tall me
that they know nositiveIv notbine non, cool,
ing a loaf of braad T2are arc sbrndrsds 81
husbands who onIv wish that +hev ca',IJ 90
into the kitchen and broil a nieca ~ meat for
themselves and wives
While had CHARGE Of the bouseksenino d.
in the Uniyersity of Iowa pnmbers
Of young ladies who had bean hron1ht mn in
the hest of fam;l;os camo 20 80 tSnno,rbin, II
Ignorant of the smaiIest dst,,Is % Of Inmsst,s
economy. This ia a. rrna or Vass. =, Waiess
lev. The Latin names for Iitchen art,c,ss % ,x1I
do a girl little oood If She hos 70 rrnst he,
household work to Incomnstent beIn
M Drnao.rx In uo,,.u
:" "o".eho'a "ork.
WHY should there be such state of thin gs
ladies' of culture and position are wont to saw
mat cooking makes them sick to their
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