The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-12

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Met Cease. Dsstilsa, Ceesa snA
0thes Goel Thtngs.
just before 40 o'clock yes:srday aftss-
neoe = wagon from the E4xitou n.&rks,
hacked up TO the rear door e the Armory
building and unsoadsd half : ee<s. divided
into fore and hind quaxSers. Tssls nesf
was 10 furnlsh considerable portion Of
the afternocn lecture. when Mrs Greene
Leugnl&n vas 70 instruct the ladies' how
t. 80 marketing. TIE stAssmeut Ii made
that the beef was 10 fuTn!ah . portion OF
the lecture, and 20 1t did. tts work being
th0ueand times more ssrviceabls than
any su1hsF 81 charts and accompanying
explanations. In tbs way thai Mrs.
Laughian described how TO get along with
the butcher she produced ocular evidences
o. eaAsa By having them cut from sne
sida o1 baef, and her mou;n-molss enlng
REMARKS concerning juicy steaks we're t.
itastrAtsd ty ahe cutting Of tbs very arts-
cisH 80 Was Describing. Of the thickness
mentioned and OF exactly TIE sort asked
Tor. When the great quarter sections were
LAID on tho operating table. for no other
name y more appropriate. the exhibition
being largely one of dissection, they torn1-
ed IN Imposing exhibit. symphony Of
sunset coiors In the bright red Gczn and
the layers Of yellow fat
Before commencing her lecture ofrs.
LAughlan said ri1et the success Of setting
The table IN the model dining room eas
dus NANNY to the beautiful CHINA and
cut GlAas with which tle Seller Company
had furnished her In unlimited quantities.
0rA LaughAn said that In no city where
shs had isctursd had she found more beau-
tifui china and cut glass While she Was
talking Of the model dining room there
wers many ladies present who were dis
cussing the lecture o1 the previous day.
One. with gray kair and nodding piumes
above her toQue, said that she had tried
the croQueftss and with indifferent sue
cess. a the center Of the croqusttss seem
ed u b. soft and creamy. conveying the
idsa q its being underdone
II suppose" said another. that In CIV
ing uhese hurried lectures there n . like
ilhood Ct underdolng or OVERRIDING things"
NOh. yas." SAID The one with the nodding
piumes. II suppose So" In front OF the
Pc1t~1nteiiigencer man there sat group
Of usli-1rsssed women who were deeply
interested. taxing copious notes OF what
Nrs LAughian said. One OF them spoke
TO her nsighbor and made The remark that
the cookery ought TO be good, because
thsre was no considera ton Of expense en-
terine into The practical demonstrations
before them Butter oe the best. "a lib
itum: EGGS by the baskstfui and cream BY
the QU8x&s ~ WQ010 W d0t0 w A$4aAS
bad food with al a. these bhings." said
he critic.
Mn. L-auxhsan was directing the piac-
ing of the Quartoru Of beat. 20 a. to make
the exhibition perfectly plain. The big
hat nuisance was more Offensive than at
yesterdays lecture: the moor OF tho room
being level. II Was At times Impossible 70
see through the FOREST o. WAsins asaln-
ers, ribbons and miainers' constructions
mat ~ times was axttated by common
impulse to push itxslf further up into the
air. Nra- LAughlan said tnAt sirioin
steaks are the bests they are called Ia the
East "porterhouse steaks ana are cut SO
~ 10 Include part "a the ienaeIfoin-
that u. the butcher hasn't taken Ee
tsndsrtc4n OUT Ana soi0 ~ -
price - someonA wiiiin& 20 Day iot tas
dainty. Ali sorts OF steaks ffom -.
quarters OF beef were uescTtoeo, Auo saase
tho descriptions wsre oeahs 'nAas ~ e
mempsrmen. OF tns s 1870 $3.50 ernr,
compiisned ny uos-iosAs
the Fulton mafNes: n.ssM ~
iate wnsse. WV sl,sss,-a,sn~ ,ts
knaxA sAw sha 'as ..,.rn :, .na
own Iamiistisy Win ~ ps'
iestase csvose0 ~ sasa,rs "a NV
fhe pesis.. sesn 80. s~o,s, -.
IDEAS. SID MS Laas . r,srs snrnss
ana = nsAI 20 ons . ~ - -. 900 usr.
IN tnieknsss, u1ou =. .
- iaay VIC
siusr tnAe WV .a .,.a,.. IN
10 sou aas. -,ss,s =, 81.
auired voice from .nc sae "a v
audienc~ : ro.i :. : a :. - = 49,
makes tough ssesH ,oosnss, ., 80. ~. 20
lecturer. Mfs. A.aas Assn -. W.. -
various usss tu1e s.s $50 80, 49,
70. ncssnes sne .'@N'aas - @ef 49,
Ct inc suEkesaohs So
toFnisheu too. ~, 500 $500 srsa
OF the echoos uoss lsnsa '..''" 1as
neck Was sasa 70 ue svoa IVY iassse a'sSass,
sauce. mai'fe ee aussi' wAs 80 49, ' .s
ana It's coHpohsnt Pats $50, -. eue
eenent or those taAihk no. a0 que
quarter cup OF outsVf anu ~ " 10 a
cream. said BITS. Iausntan' measure
the butter as my Erhho1io'nes ase. ee' :
guess al II. as IN thls saaee ~ eosahs
make any aiHsfehee ~ shsae nstte
more or little less MIS- IaaSninh ensn
told her hearers 70 eaa one tsaspeoh OF