New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19
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SOME AGREEABLE IN M Gaxetts.
From The Boston Saturday Ev,nAp house, refreshed
About tits time the mistress of Amiyu4,n sui" -
By several months Of hotel life hsN -. 800 a.
by large smart stories told The u 1 naner nm N
how otner manage their hou, OF ps spd rs
which adverisements are pasted Of ,s. and
Kitchen isa maids buffers; paror,mads Get what she
Termination that this she l. going to\ruShIv a.
wants ana not put up with makeshft' pnesi tenn.
eustoned TO cooking In the best familie.-s private
o, x and nssnCt aS
family. Apply At 1so2 lntellsencea Az end her
this rampage for househod bessins NAV sss
of. my lady finds. with some difficulty. the IA in
' sm1 aS0r neat ept co at she sd
her thoughts, but a room full Of young women. III a
Of their SUMMER sunday finer the appearance
very dirty rainbow. Over them preside, an unwrl zee
her and coiffure that she keeps an nellisr
oice as pastme or fad or NAV he Tor tne s s1say
. Protestant Cook SO sorry but she has a!reaa!
Rensve wave Of the hand toward the various beetle
| browed. cross-eyed hannelmouthed malaperfs thas
the best OF references and all excellent serva :;
But with the support Of her In list IN her aho sns
little aspery the offer Of the gnwssed gSdeSs a ane
family Ascertanlns that this cannot be an EN-
cars. wishes she'd thought to take cab and finally
is confronted by the competent cook and the foho~
''t a Sip want tsp a place as cook, believers
where have you lvedI' l..
G5 Gsd PIECE s Of R9ss, wh'n
| family, and found her strong. smart and good
bread msker.' signed by some suburban housekeepcr
q is this all the reference you have''
"Yissum.' (Signs Of bellgerency)
aBeen home.n Increased beligercncy.) ~
honseksspsF thinks she'll aSse eo 1s1s
all kinds of soupsl'
ooh. ali kinds Terrific scowl competent cooks
what kind of desserts can you makes
aAll kinds"
Jaw, don't think III be after talking wild ye any
longer; you're too fussy for frstclass cook to got on
49,, wen: ] hardly think ycp would do If you can't
tell me what you can coos:
door against the heels Of the rsreatns hoassReeper
xh the nG next ,9 she %y
S bad temper aaS tss last Se
posnre and servile manner; Changing her somewhat
e Seora tor p essm Of ey ONE With she
lyon want place as cook, believe
where have you been llving7'
Doodes, in Commonwealth. ave. the Hon. Snyder K.
Chpesit, OF New York, and the Reserves In Milton.
! have also accommodated for the Lawns and the
Tenniscs in Brookline."
an, then you must. OF course, be a good cook,
| should judge. You make all kinds OF soups, sup
| We'll. yes. ma'am, can; although none of the
families have Lived in cared much for soups"
searching housekeeper feels crushed and wonders
wfy VI. E. W. sherwood Christine Terhune Herrick
or Theodore Child have never mentioned that soup Is
optional in the best families Swallows once. and asks
custards, moulded puddings etc.
| We'll. nNst all the places have been in, ma'am.
they very fond Of fruit for dessert and then they
had ice cream from the caterer when they wanted any
searching houseteeper does not stop to think this
time but swallows acoin and asks -" Bread-you can
| make rolls. ! suppose. and all kinds Of mufins 7"
We'll. ii is some time, since made any rolls. for
| they have always bought them OF the French baker
wherever lived. ordered them from some OF these
poor ladies' exchanges. once In awhile would make
little loaf bread but they generally ate those long
| French twists
Meats, vegetables? - gasps the seaSchng nohSc-
well the kitchen maid always attended to the veg;
etabie. and bsS,ed the meats VI course " Winnie
- But don't keep kitchen maid
Where do you live, madam -
with tremendous effort. in which defiance. shame
| and desperation mingle. madam replies:
| AT the south End
| should never be able TO find my way ont there.
And madam retires brskly before her incina lon to
thing can mi be S sra fa oo she hi, goes yb tr s nen
| woman who Is temperate and belongs 10 the PTeStv-
terrain church. but can't make soaps; gill Who can
make both soups and pastry. but who can't live with
| four in the Kitchen: woman who doesn't MIND now
MANY there in the family or kitchen. but must have
Int won't children In the kit hen AID by ococ
nv lady flies home in cab with her bonnet on one
and the children would say II she should e. into the
| kitchen and do all the cooking herself.