New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
THE DEARTH OF GOOD COOKS.
Mps EwIYG,s LAMENT AT CHAUTACQUA.
SIZE THINKS PEOPLE EAT MORE THAN THEY
NEED In TRYING TO FIND SOME
THING THEY LIKE.

cha,,,,,nna ,InIv 15-There was lively and
amusing scene here at tie close oil Ic''"'' o,'
Djctctic,7 this afternoon. when Mrs. EMMA !
Ewing the lecturer subjected to n prou"'"'
QUIZ by her audience, and delivered OH '-n"lu o'o
ORIGINAL expert opinions on household economy Inv
world moves she told them IN her address, 'but good
c,olcr, i'm ,piic Of The New York World, continues
,bc execution rather than the rule. \ family o' e'eh'
PERSONS I'm most part, Of the country ctl "'N'
cellcut meal, cooked and served for 81 - ea'H "'
At the Iowa Agricultural College ana at ruuuo
University I have fed a family Of four afulis i"r
several weeks at that rate and other people can uo '
same The average housckccpcr is wrctched cS'ercr
and cook and the average mdtrOn or steward Is gen
c,.IIv worse Domestic economy should be mau' d
branch Of study in our schools. We nave ;' ie">'
1000 kitchens 10 prepare the food ior "'U'V''OD
nooDje. Lut Of the 100000 barrels o honr t'' "'o
daily manufactured into bread and pastry 10" ''"'" d"
+, iii lor foods ..,,,.... .
"u seems an easy matter 10 COOK P'"'O'
but how many are cooked a. th'y 'hou't
he, Lord Ucacon,heM was right when lac Salu
that = cup Of coffee wa, the most delicious
hut thc rarc,t beverage I'm the world ana f'al'
believe that not person ~ ten tho'''u ''' ''''e
toast properly. Cooks, rs a rule d"ht A'oN "'"'
food 10 select or how 10 handle H. ana U''" u-'
rn fo c,rcrt of hot and cod water In making Coffee
Tire regulation Of temperature the mnns o u""t'' ''''
., on dy,wep,la viii continue fashionable disease
and en-, lchcu VIII make myalids instcad Of healthy
pcr~ou,.7
DO Won think poor bread Is wholesome II ohe"cd
we'll pipcd a woman in tho back seats.
NO. ma.am. YOU might chew plccc Of saltrising
breod 10 all eternity and II wouldn't be dise.ble II
ISN'T the chewing Of thing that matters 80 much As
the condition Of the article 'he"ed''
"Do You advocate oatmeal -
"Yc.. | advocate the widest pos'lh" range In cat
ing. but yer, little variety at one neal
.. What about genuine orange mamaade 30
aAI gcruine thing, are good Bu' most Of the
tam, and jcLc, We bus pot made Of fruit at all
rhcy are made Of rcatinc and ooior.ns and havorhs
,natter. and that, why they're cheap
81, pie discsublel'
-u NAV be- made so. # properly made and cooked.
In my own household, however We ind that eood bread
and butt.r remove "a ta~t" for mach dessert.
D.. How would you do II yol had o q o'clock dinner l'
.It!-ht have cake for luncheon, II somebody cravcd
for it, But my own cNpeTcuc" i- that people" 30 4
rule ..,t much more than they require ia the nero
effort 10 find something that they like "o'd '"'"'N'
Nv maxim. c,cryttng pa'ai.ihc. prevent, waste The
expense Of most household, les ia the food that is i
eateH.'
The COLLEGE Of Liberal Art, ha, % far ncarly 500
students \ third OF these arc women. Ih'> come
from all parts cf the Union. Canada aac Japan. Ni
denomination. arr, rcpr.,cnci The collie c has about
100 more student, than r had az this time last year
Colonel Albert Haritr. 20 rtircd Army "iho'r. hA-
tren visiting Chaut,uqua with h., charming daughter
The Colonel Wa, a1 old companion ~ General Custer.
to whom hc lelr+ % striking r'~cmbl'1'". ana WE
severely wounded at the battle oi W'-Att Three
N.t. ,.io,rtcs STAG the Champion pitcher. Wood
r7lf the uar-man. and Williams. the hufdl" cham
piouT Joined cla,-s ln On" - 'ulnium "i te "prhiu
~ ~. now huildns to-day. OoOig" l.. Niu'"It asa Dr
Julius Ku-. took pirt boo tl" f'ur - conference OH
90 Rome Tonight William II. sherwood Mr.. Gertrude
Iutn.r and fr. Harvard qul-t"tf" -uf" 80 concert
AnIuue th" arrivals are Oh" N-ucr'hl" r. - hn-i of
Cfrcfur for long t.n" -rrr.taIf of o." Freedman
td Association. which supplied th" ~'Hth with teach
or. u Reconstruct ou day, T.. J.. ~ 'ou'. of Mnn"
appl-. Il. %. Freeman, Ncv ork. ana Mr. ". j..
Ielkulp. Of Louisville.