New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-17
DOMESTICTRAININGS SCHOOL
y Is U-NDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE
GRAND DUCHESS OF BADEN
orR,s OF WEALTHY PARENTS INSTRUCTED II
EVERYTHING THAI PERTAINS TO HOUSE
HOLD ECONOMICS.

HOLD ECONOMICS
~. s~hoo, for girls q; Badeu-Ba1en. Germany
6 80 private property % ne Grand Duchess @
Fadsn" saws writer IN The Gent.ewoman."
"ans n TO SIX years since .rs establishment
AS been maintained ny her. u founded for
80 purpose O.; giving the dsusA.ers ~ the richer
classes raining in household wo~k after they had
iet. SCHOOL
~ clrl IL admitted 70 the school III 5e- The axe
e. sx-een. and the pupils mus be strong ard
robust The school hears The name y DE Gross
NA-z gin Ilise-Hsu ungsschuie.' and stands
8 se.snt above the own IN pretty garden adj0in-
.-g grounds II the Grand Ducai Schloss. that
re s-ua ton nealthfu and the pupils have
~ advantage o. good air and more bracing
caua than IS the with the Inhabitants Of the
-own y Raden-Bsden. A private way connects the
school garden with that OF the castle that the
Grand Duchess is eh,e 20 visit = privately often
a. Is convenient 20 he-. The view from the school
-s--s-e & magnificent and the fresh pure ar
caa-'. ,sr 70 - u benefit 20 The twenty-four
,ourE ri-,s who are there o. " Instructed IN the
dudes which - render tAeir path through ne
49, srnoo.t
'Frauien S-hlck ne principal O, the schooi.
showed about talking pleasantly q her
Terieuoes sus vas delighted WITH au saw and
tae exquisite clean and order displayed n the
looms The house -0akee very cheerful fm1res-
sion. with fns pretty GIT furniture and papers and
fae fresh happy fa-4s % the girls our first VISIT
vas 70 tle kitchen. v-are We found happy group
90 i'3is f.sl.r ere7le5 g. preparing ne day
dinner - WATCH J later had nv share Very
'0c'ea'et ar6 busy tnsr al l0okes n their NOS
ie-Er7f yrs and --et.v white caps and aprons
ot strfe- a.e material These girls learn cooking
~ eFeTy c-'a-. an e. through complete course
~ INSTRUCTION i1 f'a culinary ar. that ~ tho
''- o, ''@ Term they can pass good examination
u cookery and aye i~ this Wav able when they |
tar4 houses q, tt-i- own - exercise a sersih - |
oor-ro. over -Aei- servants
frau.9r >-f * SAD % ne Many ruistresses |
- household make great mistake in Demanding !
''' much f-'~ t-e.- servants. Until woman >
.11eis-an-s t-om personal experience how much |
me & re essarl Pr ASK she cannot have any /
conception 70 how much she can Justly demand /
ION @er servants The girls learn every kind % /
''os''R ard .r 3 neigh boring room 7 saw several /
% hem engaged IN baking one was icing a cake
s'1 decorating g. 81 tasteful design with pre-
( rnzsrs-1.s-e
n ',s kitchen some 20 the pupils were soup
making roasting and preparing vegetables All
seene- greatly Interested IN their work On ssk-
ag wiz, branch O. TIE work hey preferred
iscs'vea 49, ore answer. Cooking servant
'''ot rea5v 20 help lft Re heavy utensils from
re stove TIE servants do the toughest work
ali o-~e ts-i1g ne term; each pupil must polish
80 hess enc copper % the kitchen.
IL er.s take turns head % ths k'-oh-n
@' me o~e serving IT. that capar tty has ne spend
- n ne days money. for which she IS required
3 rsre@- street account she also taught 20
'-f re provisions for TIE household and sre
7s--s r. ,'h months % the YEAR fhe various
a. '-ea-. game vegetable and fruits sre IN sea-
s"r- Recipes Used in the cooking lessons ere
&c ' 81 - g.r in book and Wnen sne -
-, om- s-- hos over hundred from which
-s 1e-ee'f learned 20 cook
The Student .r charge gives TO each grl under
. f. sf-.s colrs4 10 prepare for IN" n 1dty
IT,. r'- lures are always reSeniea ~ ne
70 .'.s "ro troop in hungry ana eager i''
2. .f- -tte- rho days work
u --. -frr-r0oro at t1e TINA o. my visit were
rIN
aacf -r ne girls on each pot or Jar was written
- CAV" Sx shirts are Kept ~ ne IRONING room,
re ere -ore % week after week lrfI the} are
~ elt Great difficulty is experience IN
- ~ f.is part 81 the Work. but me studeNiS
'fe Heit "a, = Until the art S. mastered
Pieces otllrsu covered with patches. we're sno"n
ne .~ fae pleasant sewing room The earning
70 iaf ming eXql.stely done IS 10 ne
p -afief "a rather tnar OtAer~l~e Macn-ne Work
ta-etf. the cutting out o. garments. The pre-
.i-t..s % 1ressu41klrg. knitting ana cfocAel4-E.
b t f ftr sewing is done fur TIE poor p"n-l3i-"i9
2 '-t Grand Duchess bat the girls are az NneIly
y" Ifh t1r themselves
-.e pupils are arranged ~ four groups. Those
10 -r-e SO are fne cooks. so are those mo
az a. table and arrange the rooms, no. B are
-Dse who DO the homework and 80 inpss en-
AGED % washing and ironing. P-plS H. 80
= az the breakfast table ~ ool'rk ia elHi'tr
Pc IT, winter and AFTER prayers must
axe ne coffee and serve g. La iHeF e.'tI
De- 'a..e. wash ~ The breakfast things and hep
70 Pic caye baking AT 4.59 % CLOCK iAri JAY
ae table for dinrel and must be- careful 90 gee
lht oil s. 81 order. and during ne dinner i-r.
at OF the teachers and other gri-. I>aiei lA''
fai ite liable. wash Np rae ll-..'' "i.- r."'
eaA fle silver (which each Saturday o. 'nNi'-tN-
4,a s'As ''e''' ana ~ supper '''''' '''' ''' '
zone girl i called the hausfrau and conducts