Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-10

excellence She learned to cook, as she
purposes having her daughter do, at the
apron strings Of her mother, who was
the Grand Duchess Of Schleswig Hols-
tein No meal set before the kaiser,
whether simple breakfast or gorgeous
state banquet, is ever prepared without
the supervision, more or less direct, Of
his alfectionate and most domestieated
wife,
GOOD BYE DOLLSl
Like millions Of little girls Of her age.
Princess Victoria Luise is about To
emerge from the doll and dollhouse
stage Of her brief career, wnch num-
bered II years exactly a week ago. Her
mother has humored her, Of course, in
this most feminine OF pQstlmes, and
many are the stories IL how her royal
highncss has mothered brood OF gor-
geous silk and satin babies In doll
houses that would make an American
youngster glad beyond The dreams Of
happiness.
Visitors to the beautiful castle gar
dens Of POtsdam, in the spring and
summer Of any of the past three or four
years, have often encountered Victoria
Luise wheeling her doll family about In
dainty whte-aud- gold baby carriages
as earnestly as the most serious mama
IN the Fatherland, stopping now to tuck
away the quilts then stealing fer>
vent kiss from some biue-eyed waxen
figure beneath them. But the empress.
true to her own domestic ideals, and
those indeed of every typical German
mother. thinks the time has come TO
ft the princess out for real household
duties, and the miniature kitchen at
potsdam Is the Immediate result
The room I'm which her royal high
ness will patter away her time over
kartoffp sal1t, kalbs-braten and other
delicacies dear TO the German appetite,
is Just Of the great palace kitchen, pre-
sided over by Observation-Disclosures
Heubner a funcuonary Just as high and
mighty as his 2i-lettered tltle--"Chief
Court Kitchen Master, him
10 be-. Huebner is the Princess cooking
teacher
Her kitchen Is a model on a reduced
scale of the court kitchen. It Is
equipped with a tiny range Of its owll
with sink and racks Of utensils, barrels,
boxes and chests, Just as one finds them
iu the typical, well-ordered German
hausfraus establishment. II is under
stood the princess intends spending two
hours in her kitchen each forenoon,
with the faithful and expert IIuebner at
her elbow exposing the secrets Of the
humber rcccpts-toa coffee, chocolate.
meat soup and potato boiling, bread
kncading, etc. for the empress wants
her TO yet the Fundamental principles
OF the chefs business first
WARNING TO THE KAISER.
None Of Her Royal Highnesss pro-
auctions has yet reached the imperial
dinner table, as far as the publics
knowledge goes. but | ann told that the
princess has a0cctouotely warned her
iuther and mother that she Is going to
aurptsc them shortly with something
an her oWn-and epoch making viii
be the day when she tries IL ON" her
fond parents and brothers. As the only
girl ion the kaisers big Family OF boys
Victoria Luise has always been very
much of pct aud ldVorite, and Il is
safe 10 assume thgt the k9iser win
watch her progress at the pans and
kettles with almost as much pateual
interest ag he bcstows upon the devcl-
ormcul and dcstnies OF his fine navy.
The cooking lessons We're suddouly
interrupted % few weeks ago owing 10
au outbreak Of scarlet fever amorg
some OF the castle servants, necessitat-
ing tG" removal OF the court To the
EHisors enc country place NJ Cadlnen.
As n consolation for The loss of culinary
instruction. for which Victoria Lulse
has shown On" most lively fonducrs. she
has leon permitted to learn modelling
W mllolc0 with hcr young brother.
Prince Joachim ut the factory erected
hy tho o1iser on the CGdlnou estate,
with Inc result ,hat "a number OF ami
laWs and birds modelled oy tho two
,nI'trcn have h1ca sent 10 the kaiser.
and adorn much 20 tie matters Delight.
his working tnb'c in the Codinen