New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06


| 10 a Chinese laundry. there Is something wanting
In womans general knowledge The simplest
practical details OF her household are unknown 10
| her' And | have made up my mind That my
daughters shall have trlshng course. not " me
generally accepted OF ihe expression. winch -
usually understood to refer TO mere accomplishments
but course Of useful Information. and the practical
knowledge OF each part q ihs household economy.
THIS Should comprise a thorough understanding OF
every branch Of The work OF he house-cooRlng
laundry work housework. In fact. every department
In which they expect TO supervise In the future.
We are told OF a rather original idea On the part
OF society girl who frankly enjoys her F''le 'aaS.
she has had made for her twelve pairs OF bonnet
pins, and wears each one month OF the year
The stones chosen to symbolic nearly "a posi-
bic the characteristics OF .he months For January
pearls represent snow: rainy February has aqua
marine; March has purple crocus- cOoIed amethysts
April. dafodil-colored topaz the young green OF
May IS represented by emeralds. ard June roses by
PINK pearls sun hiny July has diamonds and deep
blh" sapphres represent the summer and cloud
Jess SKIES OF August. Septembcrs early changes are
represented by catseyes; garnets typify October;
the gray skies. cold looking red sunsets and wood
fires OF November shown by opaIs while the glow
Ing red fires OF December. with their Christmas cheer
have the ruby as the emblem Of the month. 1t l.
pretty conceit. and Ike many another little oddly
gives an expression to what might otherwise be COM
mOnpace.
tartare sauce is a most delicious sauce to serve
with fried fish. brolled chicken. lamb veal. II Is
also served with cold meats. Like mayOnnaise
II is cold sauce which Is thckened and the founda'
,Ion is the that OF ordinary mayonnaise
dressing. Break the yolks OF two eggs In bowl add,
drop by drop, AT FIRST. half cupml OF the best olive
oil. After the oil has been dropped In until the
sauce becomes thick like crcamed butter 1t may be
added more rapidly. When the oil Is all In. add about
two tcaSpOonful> Of good sharp TaragOn vinegar,
reaspoonfi OF fine English mustard. a shalot or
small onion. minced very fine twelve capers. small
cucumber pickle chopped fine possible. an oven
teaSpoonfu Of salt and pinch OF pepper. Some cooks
add with the shallot minced onion teaSpoonful OF
onion Juice
simple rule for maraschno icccream calls for
one Qnar OF cream. large cup of granuated sugar.
six egg yolks. cup Of milk. aud a tablespoonful OF
r.latne which has beer soaked for two hours in our
tables poonfuls Of cold water Let the milk come to
a boil and pour Il slowly the cgss. beat them
oil the while prevent their curdlng. Then add the
grlane and finally the sugar. Beat the whole well.
strain II into the and add four table poon'nls
Of pnraschno. Pack The cream I'm freezer and
freeze Hike any other when It 5 OF proper con.
si,tency remove the beatrr. cork up the freezer.
pack I'm more ice and salt. cover the whol" closely
with thick newspapers and let 1t rest for an hour or
two before 1t Is served. This IS most delicious
cream. These two last recipes are gwen nj uir re-
quest OF T. Y. NJ
A Rearnalsc sauce is one which + quit" easy W
pronare and Is served with broled beesteaks, sweet
breads broled smelt, and other fish. Al the request
OF correspondent we give the recipe: Chop fine two
small onions or, better still. two small shalots. Add
five p@ppercornS and tablespoonful Of Iarragon vn
ecar sir I'm the yoks Of five raw eggs. then add
Two tablepoonfuls o. good sweet butter Pat all thssc
ingredients in a little pan and ret II In larger ons
containing boiling water reaching half way up Us
height Add s"snt teaspoOnhl OF salt and dozen
Tarragon leaves chopped fine. STIR ths sauce all the
time II l. In the water. u will take three or four
minutes 20 cook and should be a. thick n mafon
n0l,e dressing when It is done Some c'ohs add
tea spoonfu Of meat glaze just before It Is taken OF
the stove. and stir 1t in III II is thoroughly melted
but this is not essential part Of the sauce"
Two plncky society girls. with the courage OF their
convictions have opened mln"r's shop this season
which bids fair 10 be u success. Oddly enough. such
enterprises have heretofore been more possible In
England than in republican America. London society
has perfect passion for anything that Is ne1 and out
Of the common and IS almo,' 10 approve OF any
innovation that promises novelty Quite number
OF well-born women have OF late years gone into
trade on the 9th side ana have established -four
ishing concern. and there Is no reason VII, New
York Shout: not AFFORD quite rs good field for such
enterprises Nav all success; attend the courageous
pioneer,-suo..ss ths, may encourage more umld SIS
ters 10 follow their eNampl'.
The mother OF the nineteenth century whose baby
Is swung In his dain'y rosclincd bassncttc with lis
pretty trimmings Of lace aud muslin may congratulate
herse. on the worlds progress IN refinement AMI
beauty when she contrasts this queer lookug box
which WIS The cradle Of king GIcnry W with The
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