New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
BARONESS BERTHA TON BULOW
SHE is HERE UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
THE KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION.

HER OBJECT IS TO SEE THE GREAT GROWTH
OF THIS BRANCH OF EDUCATION IN THIS
corxTRY-A RECEPTION TO-DAY
Tho baroness Bertha Won Bulow. Of Dresden rep
-csen;ing the educational work of her aunt the
49, poronsss Won Observation-Disclosures. arrived in
>.orryork Wednesday night and is staying at the
1lol,and House Und,. the auspices OF the New
York Kindergarten Association, the baroness wiz
snend a week in New-Iork Cly slNlhs dlIo'e
other talks a lecture on the life ana worA Vi ''7
Tgoroness Won Marcnholtz. 81 shall 90 directly 10
G. ,,,;s from mis- CITY," said Baroness Won Bulow,
land at the invitation of Miss WheeiocK VIII
attend the international Kindergarten uhioh whlc"
il 70 be in session there. l will address the Froe-
bel Society there on April l9
II will 20 TO Chicago for week aiter leaNihs d.
1ouis and viii visit The various kindergarten n
,eros,s in the city by the lake. will also ADDRESS
the Kindergarten Institute. l will 20 TO Toronto
Canada: Rochester Grand Rapids Mich Duluth
MINI; Boston and ten or twelve lh'elheu'''e
points oo,.o.
81 have come to America not as a great speaker
neither as a great parsonage. but as an earnest
woman with a message | come in the name Oh
my aunt whose last request was mat shOuld
visit America and see in her place the great grown
OF the kindergarten work In that country. 1"o
income from the lecture engagements VIII be pnt
directly INTO the Dresden work which has been
sustained foy so long a time by the Baroness Won
Maronholtz The Dresden Training scAoo mas our
inc me nresent course one hundred students en-
rolled and the kndergartens accommodate from
seven T., eight hundred children. commits
Tee Of sixteen representative women act az lne
managing BODY FOR the kindergarten Associduoi
and a faculty Of twenty-seNen lcacheIS carry 0'
the work - - 49,, toor ~,
For the last TWO years the Baroness has been &C.
cupied in preparing complete biography OF her
aunt many earnest requests from educatlohd;
workers on both continents having Deen received
for it, The book consists Of a thousand tEpe-wIIt-
len pages. and IS Icpiete with information rom
beginning 10 end. men il l. recalled that BAR
one. Won MarenholZ was the first woman 10
CsDouse the cause OF public education In germany,
and as suCn he iIst 10 embrace Froebti : re-
form ana TO open training-schOol FOR kinder
FARMERS. l. will be -aiy seen how exceedingly IN
teresting must be the story OF her lie. she estaD-
lshed in ISL. III Berlin. the first Tree hlndeTSdr-
close companion and coworker of her distinguished
aunt during last twenty years OF The lauers
lie During stay in Newly Ork the baroness
will be the guest OF the New-York Free Kinder
garten Association and is being entertained at the
on MONDAY. April H. at $3.50 o'clock p. m. she
will deliver lecture in the assembly nal. Cnnrl-
ties Building Fourth-aye ana Twenty-second-st.
Warenholtz-Bulow" There viii he no tickets, but an
admission Of - cents will be charged at the door.
This afternoon d reception will be rendered the
Baron--s at tho home Of Dr. Lusk Other social
nemt people of the city. She viii be introduced
Monday by Richard Watson Gilden. the former
president Of tho New-YorK Kindergarten Associa-
lion. IL IL az the urgent invitation or many OF the
baroness is visiting America. In Grand Rapids she
VIII the guest Of Mrs Treat. In Boston she viii
lecture under the auspices OF the New England
kindergarten Association. All Kindergarten clubs
gagements Of Baroness Won Bulow should address
A HOier WOman's Temple. Chicago.