New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-13
Then the silver
Must be- bright, etc.
Must b. briPht, etc.
With the bed making this song l. used:
When You wake In the morning,
AZ tho DIV daMnlrg.

With the bed making this song Is used:
when You In the morning.
At the day dawnirg,
Throw or the boiling md Jet II all or;
Thcn shake up the pillows.
In waves and IN pillows.
And leave them windows II th" day + qnt' fair'
A, hou-cmaid, the little ones al provided with
white aprons and cap', acd FOR the time being the
poor little ragged gowns covered and the ircsh
clean face, ar, q, Winning and attractive as AFRO
anywhere 70 be found.
The .cwln, clas, I, branch Of irdustrial teaching
which + Of ancient date but the effort 10 advance or
rather perhaps make easy. the form OF teaching which
has been made by Nj, Kirlwood. the teacher nj the
wilson Mission. should no. be allowed b. pass I'M
noticed. Mi.i kirkw oOd ha, invelted school sew
img box which should prove Invaluable In all sewing
schools. . . ,
II j, well made Of strong pa,teboad. and divided
trade, = based piece, one f,r holdirg the r-crvc
store, o. needles thread. imbcs. etc. and for spool,
of cotton. scl,,ur- emery ara o;hrr utensils h-H'n
for cil,, u-r IL c,ntniu, ,iAiccI piece showing
.ys,i ~ graded sowing ana on which Stitching.
eat' or.rca,uns. h"mmink ec.. are l''" ,h
sewing cloth. which /, printed TO show me various
stitches u-.d In plain ,cwine This IS also tn; IN
rhy ltlc rn- at the Mission are soon taught 10
sew. rarely Icing fonld WHO las not aruI'e
They soon learn 10 make tiTmcn'-. ana the'e '''y
arc aii" to buy ~ means % good m'ri-.
The ccoldag Garden s another brunch u the Mission
IN which VII" older children take a. much Interest -,
II theV W".r real little hou~cWiN'-. Aud the report
from parents h sad bc most -ratif Ing. II has 10
have q different ct %. Implements ana supply 81
fo0i to cook. This branch has been carried on for
only few years AT tn Mi Ion. and viii happily re
main In opeiatI ion. { time ~ least by the kind
provision of Miss sarah Htchcoch who lci. Request
a. 5000 for his purio,e.
The cidun's cry T. sin another branch ~ the
Wilson Mission IN a large room on the ground floor
@up"r n"ndcnt With two a~s'-tantS. takes care ~
from twelve Ia twenty five children each day. These
iufnt I'm and bows aud girls mp 10 I've year
old. La, year 300 children cared for
while their muthcS were AVA, at work The nursery
- side by e'lc with the 70 m where mothers meet
incs held the weekly sewing cls5 drawing together
from Nity 10 -iNty women who receive 10 cents an
hour for The WORK accomplished. 30 from hnhyhod
old there mcare ~ hrpfnlu"e~ provided for
all tie female portion OF the ncghbOrhood.
Nj, IluutngtOa. VIII T. constantly thinking Of new
~ widening the influence OF the Kitchen Garden
stem. during an Interval ROT from her daily duties
taken or two aso, invented what she terms the
MINIMUM steamer tTirf. and wa, prepared primarily
for country poor districts. II l. used Il Of
merit and + cent lpci by the tenchcr into the chlds
family. II Is used IN object lesson and for the
TIL, meal can ic provided for dollar The teacher
carries TIE fool with her and packs her iskct neatly
example. She carries the kcy ~ the trunk
With her Wen he visits the family and when If Is
cups and sauc'rs. knives. forks. ,poOn, teapot sugar
howl. etc. Then With scrc, Of questions put 10 the
little pupil she hns the table sct. and aftcrwrrd the
dishes varcd and all put back I'm The trunk. some.
times This experiment nS been tried In families where
Il, mcnIhors have never before at down to n table Il
eat m""l md the purcn- have looked on In open
eyed wonder.
Through Miss IIuntingtons energy and interest
lessons In ho1sewifcry or the kitchen garden system
have been introduced at Dwight l.. MoOdy's seminary
at Mortified Mass, and she It Is her wish TO see
the cooking garden at least added to the work of
every Young Womcn's Christian Association.