Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-19

morning program ike an illustrated
lecture, every step being thoroughly
explained before It is taken. Perfect
freedom is allowed aud little hands
and feet are kept 50 busy and so
interested that the work is never
wenrisome but rather delight.
In graphic manner the children
are thoroughly taught the various
cuts Of beef, the cost, best mode of
cutting and the best uses for each
cut. They are also shown how to
Judge and select meats Of all sorts,
groceries, stores, etc. II was mar
,eIous TO witness the knowledge the
title ones displayed of the common
est objects relating to the meat mar
Ret, the grocery store aud bake. shop,
# which the vast majority Of house
,eepers are densely ignorant
How many know why green tea
X green aud black tea Is black ?
How many know the best way to
nut u round stcak2 What proper
ION Of housekeepers understand the
henical changes which take plac,
Nhen bread Is made? How many
cooks know how to broil steak so as
TO retain all the jucies? Not many,
vet these children knew, and knew
Why they knew.
The textbook used in the kitchen
Varden IL fall and explicit; the les
SONS are printed on cardboard aud
consist OF recipes and fIrmule
plainly and simply worded, explain
ing everything in detail. With
these cards oral aud blackboard in
struction is given, and, best Of all,
actual, practical cooking.
They are IN the line Of progressive
methods and commence to educate
mt the proper age IN the proper man
II n, uuconsciously bringing the lit
tle oucs up to u fuller understand
ing of the best that Is in life, aud
ntlng them In the best possible
condition of mind, soul and body
for the higher education which viii
follow ns a natural matter of Sc
quence.
These kitChengarden missions are
being introduced in Chicago; Boston
already having them in her public
school system.
WOMAN 10 THE FRONT IN SPITE OF
HERSELF.
In January, In Boston, Prof, Eu-
grnia Morgan, Of Wellesley college,
Dr. Emma B. Culbcrtsun, Of Nassar
college aud Miss Sarah r. Eastman,
president Boston Association, Mt,
Holyoke Alumnp, all spoke at the
Massachusetts Womnn's Suffrage
Association meeting, just - years
afcr said association WAS organized.
surely the world moves, What
would Madam Emma Willard say,
who declared that public speaking
was never contemplated 10y women
In her system of educa, ion, at Troy
Seminary, n. H2 What would even
Mary Lyon, of Holyokc, have said
to such proceedings? But all the
same those two women dutlmlly
snwed the seed of rational thought,
that could hive no other outcome;
they "builded better than they
knew.n And Woman the lndivid- /
ual hn grown from that seed as
Woman, the Emanclpated, II yet to
grow, and may God speed the day
fpr hGmauity's dear sake
by the wny, the pupils of Mrs. /
Emma Willard, the pioneer In
higher education Of women, propose .
10 preserve her memory and that OF /.
her pupils through literary mem /
lrial aud reunion aud at the Co .
Exposition.
several hundred enthusiastic letters
laye been received Myoring the idea,
The committee wishes to secure the
addresses of all pupils; IL these are
ynt to Mrs, Floruce Montgomery
faylor, Canton, H., Il will greatly
expedite the work, Mis-, Willard
,as the only woman hpuored by
,aying her portrait placed In the
.oyemment oXhihit Ut th" centen-
l,and II is very httiug that at this
.Npositinu her service 10 the cause
q education should Toe remembered.
The disadvantages under which
,umen lahotd are unknown aud 10
,e informed is to better appreciate
hr day out NJ which the "eoming
woman has eom@
mRrupANs ~ fERRuANN,
la this month there Is "A birthday
,hich hope all the children viii /
.bserye that OF Geo, Washington. /
iuu are la no danger ui forgetting
I hrcuu,e it 1, a holiday, but wish
.uu would observe Il uoG ouly by .
,ayiug "lots of fun, bat 10y taking
yn minutes to think Of the charac-
vr of Washington as shown when
be- Was a t'0y,
4 hAye You hrard the atnry told,
NJ Washington the brave aud hold,
lf Washington who'd soouvr die,
ltan stain his llie 60 tell ller
ne always told the truth; he Mas
areMl and accurate ia all AZ his
.choll work; his copy books aud ac