The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-21
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Among The many hundreds who daily
travel to the great metropolis in the pur-
suit of business OF pleasure ma be
found several young women OF Newark
bent on serious work. Any of these young
lnaidens of the serious slrn of mind
Miss Gaddis, Miss Louise LeFort. Miss
Schwiren or Miss Elizabeth Van Duyne-
tell their friends that they hope to be-
full-hedged doctors of medicine in The
near future. Miss Newton, CT Orange;
Miss Harris. of Montciair; Miss Kud-
Itch, of Hoboken; Miss Rochester n
Miss Case. of Jersey City. all go 10
swell the list of Jersey girls in the Wo-
mems Medical College. in New York.
Miss Tremaine joins the family party
from Jersey, though she is only tempe
rarily living in Elizabeth, her home be-
ing in Ithaca, and her alma mater Cor
nell.
1t will be interesting to
these earnest young women in their col
lege, and. If possible. pass the strict sur-
VIGILANCE of Mister Alexander Camp
bell. the %janitor. If he approves of your
appearance. well and good, the freedom
OF the college IS yours
HI Womenss Medical College of New
York was founded over thirty years ago.
and is finely located on the corner of
East Fifteenth street. facing Stuyvesant
square. The college grew out of the In
Urinary for Women and Children. and is
greatly favored in its faculty and prae-
teal work that lies close al hand. The
many advantages offered to women by
<o-. III
over the world. thus making an interest
ing study of women's work in the pro-
LESSONS at home and abroad. Many
missionaries come to learn. to treat and
heal the human body before going on
their mission to heal or lift up the souls
of the heather there by doing a two-fold
amount Of good.
The Jersey students have taken up the
medical profession for the love of science
and the desire to accomplish some good
in the world. making something more of
their lives than merely Having a good
time To become a graduate of the
college one mus work late and early,
making many sacrifices, for the hours
are long. usually from 9 to 5 each day.
The course of four years is obligatory
to obtain a. degree, but in order to prac-
tice the student mi pass examinations
in the State where she resides or wishes
to practice. The four year course has
only been in force since the fall term of
1898. but has already proved a distinct
advantage TO the pupils, in that a per-
feet grading of the various studies is
made possible .and-more- opportunity is
given to practical clinical work.
The rooms of the college are all light,
air and commodious. the laboratory is
especially adapted to the needs and work
of the students. and it is here that they
all assemble at noon for luncheon and
recreation.
Human nature is. much. the same the
world over. and here we find the same
girlish glee and love of fun as in any of
the other colleges devoted to the educa-
ton of young women.
The Jersey girls have a cosey nook for
their family, and PA" lights the fire by
arranging the gas flame used for chemi-
cal purposes, while Ma concocts the
most delicious cocoa ever tasted, which
rather hard lines on the Baby for
can have none. for on account of her
lyme youth is allowed only hot milk.
~sxn9t4erAT2u;t,,e,,t : p,,,rya,r ana p,aaL-
l. offers - divide .ha contants If her
I,,ncb hoy With the ..farilv.,
The family hava q choice collaction of
china and s;,ver Mate which i caref,,lv
vasbad and nut away in tbe safe after
Zach noaal and each manher deliphts IN
adding TO the Joint stock of iellies.
nicxels and all s,,ch dainties dear to the