The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-06
THE KINDERGARTEN.
What 1t Accomplished During the
Past Year.
mrs Gooper's Annual Report The Associations
steady Growth-A Splendid Financial
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Tie eleventh annual report just issued by Mrs
sarah b. Cooper Superintendent of the Golden
uale kindergarten Association, Is an Interesting
pamphlet OF about 200 pages, containing much
'"udpie Information in regard to the great work
among the little children OF San Francisco. The
ieport says that the past year has been the most
"eeesslu one or all the busy years since the as
socia'ioh was first established, five new kinder
saitens having been added. These are Hearst
w. o. helping Hand No. 8, Two Friends, Po-
.Iero, and the Fuller-Shattuck Jr making
."eh'S-ionr In all, or an increase OF over two a
So"i SINCE me first kindergarten was established
Un .ne barDary Coast. During the eleven years
lhdt nave interviewed since then over 1000 chill
u,eh nave been trained by the associ ltion and
VI, VI 'idt number 2l33 are being cared for to- day
Uy iorty-hVe teachers and trained assistants.
ine financial receipts for the year just ended
amounted to S31, 667 "a (of which ISIS Al
otill on hand), rs against SlS05 for the first
i y"i Vi the association eXistence-a comparison
suSe speaks louder than words of the wonderful
'uTTSess winch has been so far accomplished.
~ report contains many interesting features,
,notdoiy Tile history OF the Leland Stanford ,Jr
the Hearst and the Helping Hand Kindergar-
vens me Historical Resume of kindergarten
MI n, Tue teachers reports for the tweyemOnth
wnid dh a0Ie article on Crime and Its Remedy
"nlch are cleyerly written and well worthy of
peiuSal. Considerable space is given 10 The gen.
Iious friends and supporters of the work, and to
vae olncers managers and Advisory Committee,
deavOr.
Inc officers for the current year are: Honor.
airy resident. Mrs. Leland Stanford, southwest
corner OF California and Powell streets; Presi-
qEe9ht, MIS- Sarah b. Cooper 1902 Vallejo street;
rlrst Vice President MIS- Charles Lux, north
west corner of jackson and Cough streets;
second Vice President. Mrs. Louis Sloss 1906
van Ness avenue; Secretary, Miss Ella l..
AualhS, $50 Bush street; Assistant Secretary,
Hiss Mary l.. Browne, 1877 Chestnut street;
treasurer, Miss Isabelle Knight northwest cor
e eef q Jackson and Cough Streets Snperntend-
en-, Mrs. Sarah Il. Cooper, 1902 Vallejo street;
Uepuiy Superintendent and Private Secretary,
MS, nliss Harriet Cooper. 1902 Vallejo SIT Get; Audi
tods hon. e. g.. Waite, Central avenue Ala
a. 4; Directors-M Leland Stanford, Mrs.
oalah b.. Cooper, Mrs. George Hearst Mrs.
SlaTles b. Alexander, Mrs. Charles HOlbrook,
r ris. cyrus Walker, Mrs. A j. Pope, Mrs.
S ~ Lux. Mrs. Louis Sloss, Mrs. b. F. Nor
rs; Mrs Charles Clayton; Advisory Board-Hon.
Leland Stanford. Lloyd Tevis, Ariel Lathrop,
LOUIS SI9ss. Walter E. Dean, Charles Holbroos,
whittier, John +. Merrill, W. L. Brown; mau-
ssgets-Mlss Virginia Fitch, Mrs. E. I. Allen,
Miss tennis tennis B B, Mrs 6; NJ Binks'
I1dl, Mrs; j. F. Merrill Mrs. r, S. Miller
Mrs. NJ. D. Boruck. Mrs. George W. Bowers
mrs ii. C. Carlton, Mrs. L. B. Croker, Mrs. Z.
d. cutler, Miss Z. M. Domett Miss Henry Dut
ION Jr, Mrs. J. A. Fault, Mrs Alyan Flanders,
r. roster. Mrs. W. I. Fonda, Mrs. F. A Frank,
MIS-; j. D. Gage, Mrs. L. Greenwald, Mrs. K. s.
hart, Mrs. David Hewes, Mrs. Alexander Mont.
gomery, Mrs. Justin Moore, Mrs. Ira Pierce,
MISS Mary Pope. Mrs. j. |. SabIn. Mrs. W. I. Y.
Schenck, Mrs j. b. Sharpstein, MIS- L. 5. Spen-
Charles X. Story, Miss Minnie Taylor Mrs X. II.
thompson, Mrs. A. Y. Trask, Miss Nellie Van
Wrinkle, Mrs. Frank B. Weeks, Miss Mary E.
Weygant, Mrs. W. c. Woodman.