The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1912, Page 9

(RRR RRR nn 8 nn ene | Protege of ee enn rn ore | tire Is Live Hotel Manager:.:: Rn er ren nw “The Great Mistake of| Hotel Failures,’ Says Mrs. Genet, Who Has Redeemed Four Enter- prises, ‘‘Has Been in the Architectural Ar- rangement of the qttenens.’ " BY SOPHIE IRENE LOEB. When t went to see Mrs, Caroline Genet, a woman who has taken four and made financial m, I found her in the building soe has 1 (and at the age of sixty taking wp another ten-year contract, In the thick of work directing laborers and architects in the of tear. ing out and rebuilding kitchen depart-| et is a modest little woman | whose motto in life must have been industry, for immediately you are im- Pressed witir that attribute, She wears black skirt White coat, which rb Is rarely and in which she ‘ects her we as well as wealtitest and most Genet was foy six years cook Plerpont Morgan and is one « women whom Hetty Green, and friend, points pted guests. her patron aince she came to this country with only could nov eto a life through work well done. Mrs, Genet attributes her present prog- ress to her love of dor her propensities for pleasing ot MISTAKES IN THE KITCHEN AR- RANGEMENTS. “I agree with Mrs. Alexander, who fm your ‘Talks With Live Wo (beings out the fact that every architec should have a woman adv in the four hotels that I have had, tle prime mistake of previous failures # been with the arohitects and the non-eco- nomic arrangement of kitchens and their accessories. “Why there are not more woren architects is a wonder to me, for it is the most natural thing in the world that @ woman should look to the easy, ac- ceasible arrangement. To somewhat substantiate this, you have but to go to two of our largest and most prominent hotels im the city, where they are at present busily engaged in remodelling Ikitchens, since here !s the real founda- tion of euccess or failure in this busi- ness. “Tt is the trifling detail as to ser- vice and ite smooth operation that makes or mars such enterprises. more women were consulted in the method of service for hotel ar- Yangement there would be much less trouble, not only in this direo- tion, but with help and in the gem eral running of these enterprises. “Every ono of the hotels that I have had I have done the remodelling of Kitchens first of all. Not of them head the proper arrange tention had been pald to make up first-clas which 1s the only t ets In the hotel business. c ncipal delight is the kitchen," Genet, “and I spend most of ime there. I have no steward, doing all my own buying, for I think @ Woman cin buy much better than a man, and I never allow any one to superinten’ any work that I can :nan- ng that spells “Tt must be Iabortous work,” I sug- Rested “No, {t isn't” answered Mra, Genet, “any work you like is not labortous Vara labor might be applied in work, but not in workmanship, There's a great distinotion between work and workmanship. “To go to work at a thing, especially if ft has been a loss, a nake it @ wain and see the at results of your efforts turn out fis: as 1 have planned them—J know of no greater pleasure.” HOW SHE CAME TO GO INTO THE BUSINESS. “How may a woman go at this bust ness?" 1 questlc “Well, of course I can only clte my own experience. Certainly I had to work from the ground up in order to get a little capital, I made ft my par- ticular aim to do everything I did in the most perfect way that [ could do it. “ZT lke to cook, and t oe is & Breat art in cooking food, as any of the other so-called higher arts. So that it was my special delignt to prepare de- | Melous and palatable food. ‘IT engaged as cook and when I on went into business I began in a ss way, but almed for high in that way cat J omy criminating patrons “Now when It think I do is to tit Nitecture and though I have visited fh hotels there are very fev ite ke a hotel the tha construl das to give efficient service. So that you sce here, I begin with the]! Kitehen, tearing out here aud puttin For example, the stove yon Id be situated on this wide whefe e&tables do not lose heat transportation to the dining room. it has been placed on the opposite side “In this way, 1 Are Becessary, and tect In thir lire porstble to conduct i unless th ‘in as is th smoothest that crn tained. The rest follows sive peopl everything they want when they wan It, @uccas# in certitn, one thing to assume {s chat each and every guest discriminating taste.” \UESTION OF MANAGING THE HELP “How do you manage your help? aaked. “The great trouble in the help line fe that there is too much manage- ent and too much exacted, First sing quar- ters for the help. of eating must be attrac ether part of the hous Particularly their own. “B'do not believe in obaxuging help esau UN IE EU ROMEO out as a worthy ex! ample of the successful business woman, stic duties and! u| IGHTSEEING YACHT he vi Hetty Green, : ha | j no! 1 | 1 of & worker, is, as rity, as it is in any line of that I make ! proposition. a give-and-take If they give me I not thelr best temper, I ac- cept both, and in the summing up am perhaps not the loser, In this manner I manage to keep my help pretty stea and oni. 1p. There is not much in chang- For {t breaks in the smooth ear to continually train new you manage to do manag vartous depart 1) aaked, “and do you think the average 1d do it?" hat the average woman who GUARD YOUR COMPLEXION Nothing is more trying to a delicate| complexion than the strong sunlight of the beach. While enjoying that refresh- ing dip in the surf the sun, with merc less fervor, is beating down delicate skin of the face and arms and | hours of discomfort and pain may follow. To insure the preservation of the | complexion nothing is so good as \ VELOGEN | “Beauty's Guardian” Hq Gently rubbed into the face and hands | night and morning, and when going out- of-doors it keeps the skin soft and pre- serves the freshness and beauty of the complexion, After motoring, golf or tennis, itis invaluable. At all druggists, in collapsible tubes, 26 cents. Better than cold cream, used the same wey. the Ex-Coo. Cook for J. P. Morgan, " sre js. ag re. As nT ta In this business, for) eed for woman's work o'clock in the kitchen, mes I do not he ve 8 1 adjectiv thing ow to ae aay, your ything lapoites herself and rently wants sue- an Ket eakfast Is prace | s and see that the r over the en- is tn sitate to show son I opponen’ f she does not theory {# that you eannot| \ © you know may ments, which ‘r hour Tam again 9 or 10 o'clock, the books and 1 rest tts e's painted, why are you at “Well, to tell truth, I've exhausted all | in my vocabulary and I’ve! ie man or woman with wen There's a their best Get the best of rey hate inning to get in the “Old Timer’ his. | “HAIR Taey ne Rcd FATHER TIME | | We are hia ebout as old as we LOOK | People judge us, by the wer oe LOOK. be: th Century doce NOT want Donot be a **Has Been.” im. Use HAY'S HAIR HEALTH OPEN SATURDAY & MONDAY EVENINGS. 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The roof of the mouth is unimpaired and the teeth always remaip firmly in place, New ¥ ii N\\ \ ¢ DENTURE /if PLATE -NO- 22 karat. ed FRE it The New WATERBURY Way Come here in the morning, have your old teeth extrac set that fl rd teeth restored 4 xtractions end dental # NEW BOTANICAL DISCOVERY Gold Crowns, $1.00 up Silver Fillings....... | WATERBURY DENTAL PARLORS $8.00 50. up 414-416 Fulton St., Brooklyn. July 2%, ww Returning EXCUM TO 2, ‘Ladies He SUNDAYS Aue 31 A RFRA Re ce WEDNESDAYS a Special Train ania Stats THE_OWIGINAL t1DGEPORT): NON POPE (24 door west Abraham & Straus’) HOURS, 8 TO 6; SUNDAYS, oken, Atlantic City WORLD'S GREATEST PLAYGROUND Round $2.50 Trip 11, 25, September ® 12 Trae Pcnsylvana R. R. |BR AND ks! LAIt STE | GREY haire-it wants the energy of Youth. The big things are being done by the YOUNGER dis Give him the laugh. * It's unnecessary, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— RICHMOND. i, YorK To STATEN ISLAND iu “Alda YeT= BuT Soo! RICHMOND LISTENS. FOR SUBWAY NOISE From Staten Is | large acreage auyelly acceast Now thar the Pubite ed and it ta belleve a Subway Wit slirt a arent, moveme (Arrieta Street is about 1 our Acre Plots at Annadale.) Because of ri tisement that appeared in minutes from REAL ESTATE | FOR SALE— NEW JERSEY. $5,¢ 000 WILL BUY 7-ROOM jot floor; #teem heat, hot and cold water, HIGH ELEVATION, HEALTHY MOUNTAIN AIR, NO MALARIA, ACTUAL WATER RiOuTe: WRITE FOR PICTU AND FULL PANTICCLARS. THIS be TAENLY 18 A GREAT BARGAIN, Address OWNER, P. O. Box 1923, N. ¥. C. EXCURSIONS. $ 1 00 Round Trip TO Poughkeepsie Sunday, July 28 New Steamer RENSSELAER Ly. Pler 82, N. Ra Ft. Canal St. 8.45 ‘A.M. Went 182d St. Pler, 0.15 A. M. Wxcellent Cutsine and Muste Number of Passengers Limited, HUDSON NAVIGATION CO. Plerit2, North River, Ph AMER | OO BROCKTON: ‘Due 'N, ‘x cra NVBKY SUNDAY aioar service, Cale, | 1:30, TO NEW HAVEN, $1.00. Steamer BISuARe PECK, Fler 28, EB, 0.00 a 10.00 ALM. due (New NOY. 9.00 BP. Hera tie hatreninesta Pika THE HUDSON, 50c. OF LOWELL, leaves Mt hours to under management of FALL RIVER LINE ‘Tickets at Piers only on day of excursions, KHODE ISLAND | Beevei ISLAND, $1.50 EVERY SUNDAY. ~PIRBCT ROUTE TO Rockaway Beach Tre Bade ob 20.0, 11.00 P, 4.30, ra OTP. M. Lye, dah Milsic. Metreahinasita. Bah 4 last Saturday and Sunday, we repeat the same adver- _~anno~ | DIAMONDS ONCREDIT| DIAMONDS ON WATCHES eh Never sa Wit F 1912. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— RICHMOND. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— RICHMOND. LIGHTNING has certainly struck, and struck hard. Gee whiz! ! but we were surprised when the City and Transportation Companies adopted a rou Staten Island to be built within the next few years, and connected with Annadale—the home of Little Farms—by « run of fifteen minutes. We have never promised purchasers, and hardly hoped for, a subway to Staten Island, and here is one dropped in our lap like a bolt from the blue sky, and what is even more important to you, our prices were all based on present transportation facilities. But the unexpected has happened the impossible has taken place, subways are assured to Staten Island while our prices remain the same. Think of it—an acre in New York City for $1,000— #10 monthly—on transportation—only fifteen minutes from the subway’s entrance. If this offer was made in Chicago, St. Louis or San Francisco, we would be mobbed with buyers, but there are so many flat-foolish and lobster-loving people in New York that this advertisement won't probably raise a ripple. But, what do we care—the longer we wait. the more we get—and the more you, or some one else, pays. ‘To illustrate: For several years we tried to sell you (the public) 97 lots for $9,700-—8100 per lot—IN VAIN; we finally took the property off the market and three years later sold it for Ninety-seven thousand dollars, all cash. You can have the buyer's uame if you want it. We are in the business to sell real estate. We want to give you the chance in prefer- ence to some out-of-towner. Won't you take it? If an acre ts beyond your means, #120 to 8190 buys ® Bungalow Plot, and #500 buys « Little Farm, beautifully improved. SATURDAY EXCURSIONS . .). . . 2.30P.M. SUNDAY INSPECTION TRAIN. ..) . 3.00PM Excursion every Saturday at 2.30. If you can't come S$ you are cordially invited (free tickets on application)to visi Farmsand inspect its beauties on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. No lots sold on Sunday. WOOD, HARMON & CO., 261 Broadway Telephone 6500 Barclay New York FREE ROUND TRIP COUPON ferryvoat from the upper deck on arrival at Staten Island i 1 ty siiagaie.’ Yuuannot mine tt Hand. thle coupon 16 We do not. teh ferry tickets, ashe i the New York papers last week. FOR 8A Le. FOR SALE. CREDIT | 3 JAMBS BLROMAN | pasy WEEKLY Ol MONTHLY PAYME. 87 Maiden Lane il Gea Watch and Diamond i ear-round mountain home. || DIAMOND”, watches, delivered, convenient, pag @ Maiden Lane. Tel, S67 Cor Ohechait acre ground. within easy regent atite call oe Tel, aSOT Cort walking distance of express station on Do sade Wiuhak Dini D., L. & W. R. an one hour {1925 DIAMOND RING, #1. weekly; vente mon rf from” Broadwa: wood trim Ronda, jewelry, Metiopiiten, 45 West 12609," neat t ‘8582 Beokma: throughout; pai | | | | Fourtes EARN wth Street TO GIVE EMPLOYES FULL HOLIDAY We Close West of Fifth Avenee ALL DAY SATURDAY During July and August AS IN PAST TWELVE YEA JAMES A, HEABN & SOM Our Annual AUGUST SALE Blankets and Household Dry Goods | Muslins Sheets Pillow Cases White Goods BEGINS MONDAY, Jaly 29th SALE DEPARTMENTS INCLUDE :— Blankets Linens Quilts, Pillows Towels Tickings ‘Towellings Bureau Scarfs, etc. Silverware Curtains, Ruge Curtain Fabrics Shades & Poles Cutlery, Soaps INVESTMENT TIME FOR HOUSEKEEPERS! Farticuiars in Sunday’s World and Other Newspapers STEAMBOATS. ATT i “Higa A Dt N70 or a, Naa ats 61 WREICLY Diam Store, 1950 M4 ay, b.W.S\ Sweet &Co, ii Roo" EN LINE} LEON 4, VOaNW Lane WoRLD watches, jewel Lith at,’ Open The fatest ra Real foreign’ poliey AY. NUDBOR. Anes sane Ninth WANTS: and half-tone engravi in each package. "? STEAM IBOATS. AY RIVER | ‘OR SALE. way mo are STRS KEANSBURG & CHRYSTEN, HORST ESnon CREDUT, FORKEANSBURG, N, Jac: Basegap MOND STE. 115 a a RE gt WORK WONDERS,