New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-27

Every h0usckccpcr should have an " emergency n,t7
Of dishes that may be prepared for any sudden tcca ~
or that will Tighten Oh" abOTs Of her cook when par
culary pressed for time. Certain things should al-o
be kept hand in the storeroom that can be u'ed to
concoct these simple dishes at a moments notice.
Canned chicken. for Instance, II served hot with n
white sauce freshly made, and little chopped
parsclv is quite Disguised and j. nearly if not quite
as good as If prepared from the fresh fowl bottle
Of French bOullOn is an excellent Thing T. have on
hand; it is much more delicate preparation Than
tbe majority Of beef extracts" and With this YOU
viii have the material for several excellent soups.
Four Icspoonful, Of this essence will make quart
~ soup which is 10 all intent, and purposes, like
good clear boulllon. Add little celery salt and
cut up crouonsr Of toast, and you have one variety
Put in poached eggs. one for each person, ana You
have a cOnsommc aux ocufs, which j. particularly
good soup. BY adding the shredded vegetables "hch
come IN packages ready for use after several hours
soaking in cold water yOn have an excellent potasc
printanlercp Vcrmacclli French peas may also be
used in fact il may easily be seen that any number
Of cmei gcncy soups may be made with good bouiIlon
as fOnds."
some people particularly enjoy elaborate work. AMI
these will find abundant scope In the nchy en-
broidcrcd book covers. which make really bcautliul
presents The groundwork may be- OF the choicest
matcrials-Otoman silk or damask shows the work
to the best advantage. Conventional hornl designs
are generally used and gold twist and spingles Mas
be effectively Introduced
The winter Is the most trying and dangerous
time for child I'm the whole year, and therefore every
precauton should De taken ai hi, time TO promote
his safety; but in these precautions. as in almost
every Thing else the middle course Is the one 10
pursn,--neithcr 10 coddlc him. nor to be too care
'.ss The great precautions necessary are good warm
clothing composed principally OF woollcn)i care III
sending him ont In damp or foegy weather tthc
LATTER T. more dan gcrOus than rain, the doctors say
,ood wholesome food, with q proper proportion OF
no,t and fat ard "A sunny nursery that Is heated
hv an open lie and no furnace. with these hd-
vantng.s the chances are that a healthy child VIII
cot through the winter in safcty
,lbourh Il Is the Partisan c)utirler 10 whom the
,,oin and invention Of each particular fashion In dress
= due vet # Is the French lady OF the great world to
bo,, is attributable the delicate and refined elegance
a,I a. the artistic features Of the creations Of la
, - striking evidence thereof is furnished by the
,o, ,ha, whenever the grand monde delays ls re-
-, ;. the Captal after It's summer ana autumn VII
Lo,,,rc the fashions Invariably tend toward an tx
,,oconcc 4 grOtcsqucncs, and a vulganiy winch
oa, ~ nure and refined taste will not tolerate. As
on however ns these great ladies' return modhi'
couon will assurcdly take place bo'h n r"e'ruS 'ne
aa.eos thc mancs and The hats wh'ch JUST al NV
Zen, moment are I'm vogue Al WORMS al Dou-
n,,s n, Rouf's at Iafcrricrc's. at NTots ana A.
oo,o,r,s indeed everywhere the same tendency 10
v,Iear extravaganza Is apparent
No,h,nr is more amusing and instructive Than 10