New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
SCHOOLS AND THEIR PROBLEMS.
:osEPH JEFFERSON TO SPEAK FOR THE
NETWORK ASSOCIATION OF COL
LEGIATE ALUMNAE.
CHARACTER CULTURE IN EDUcATIoN-ANNUAL
ENTERTAINMENTS. MISSION SCHOOLS AND
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS FOR
SUMNER TERMS

SUMMER TERMS.
The New-Yora Association OF Collegiate Alumnae
4. more alive t.s y.ar than 1t has been for several
year. It's chief rason detre has always been Its
efTicency In helping to maintain the Fellowship
fund for the purpose Of assisting members OF I'M
usu.i prouise to gain the advantages OF study
abroad. OF the 81 each member pays ror annual
dues 81 goes 10 the general society 70 SVEN inc
fellowship fund. 1t is not only those VINO receive
-he fellovships who are benefited but the work
tells all down the line. and simply through sendins
IN nroots OF their work 10 the Committee on Eel
Iowships numerous college graduates nave secured
most desirable places. But the New-1orK Aeso-
citation has been developing during the last year
in power a local organization besloes tiie reeu
lar meetings, at which representatives OF various
oo,eges read papers on various subjects OF partic-
MAR interest to college women. there nave peen
and there will be meetings OF more soc'ai hA'uio.
The first Of these will be this AFTERNOON az
40 O'Clock at the home OF Mile. Veitin. NO. 100
West Seventy fourth-st. Nile. Veltin invites the
members Of the association TO meet Joseph 'ei-
ferson, who will make an address
Just a week from then. On the evening OF April
n an entertainment will be given at the Berkeley
Lyceum for the benefit OF the fellowship iund OF
the A. c. A. The committee had expected to an
nounce that welI-known authors would read then
from their works but although five who are inter
ested In the work OF the A c. A. had prom
ised 10 help they were unable 10 agree upon
a date. F. Hophnson Smith chiValrOusiy came 10
the aid of the committee and generously orered 10
take the whole evening with Tom Grogan and
"Colonel Carter OF Cartersville' 1t is hoped that
the many friends Of the A c. A. and the many ad-
mirers Of Mr. Smith will all try TO be present.
NEW SCHOOL.
The city acquired a new school yesterday altei-
noon 1t is at No 215 East Twenty-frst-st ana Is
a four-story edifce with bay windows EXTENDING
through two stories. 1t belonged formerly 10 INC
CbiIdrons' Aid Society and was known as the
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wars ago at a cost of $4,000 The city secured
q FOR $4,000 The building will Mt once be mace
party OF the city's school equipment pos" ""o
have played hockey will be sent theFe ui''' II
csn be decided whether they belong IN Ieioiii'"
,orv or on a farm. If they are qualified for re-
go ecbool they will be sent one; In the other
case Il Is hoped that the Children's AID society
Will take them on its farm school at hehsico' up
I'm Westchester County. In the eno' 'no a'-"
school will become the real truahls schooi Va Wv
CITY and the house in iwenty-nrs'-st' "ie'e!
nlacs of reception where the wheat can De sep
...a ,-o,, tho tarcs The house can hold hlV
ho,s and Aftv-seven boys are already WAITING "
ia d,snosed Of This school Will save i.o ,
,ou In. az bows whom II would, no ooNO'' ~
10 go there. >,
WOMEN AND UNIVERSITY EDCCAii0
. hundred leading professors have recently So 49,
the .Revue des Dcux Mondes their views y" ~
oa,,.a,o, of women 10 university education INC
.r,,,, y, them are not in favor Of granting thei"
.,oh nr,vnsees The professors Of history are eS-
,ao,alIy strong In their opposition taxing t"o
ground that the study OF history Involves Q'"','
which no woman can possess. 1hey uo 'o"N
that IN mathematics women nave soiiie'''Ie'' So
euIshed themselves. They can't ignore 49, 800
.-o,I.yslv and a few others altogether VIVA,
,bose hundred ponderous German professors ,fn''A
is not matter of serious moment ~ '
tional world OF America. The fact remains 'n@'
at the great instituticns-Harvaro' Noinei' Wv
nd els
Snra baan forced for several years 10 snare TIE
honors even in history. with Women all earnestly
interested in the reform Of The presen' sg in
education 70 Il lecture on "Ch a Rev Dr. Max
to be Of sf he MoraVan Seminary Of
bethlehem Penn uncsr Inc in the Assation
Hail No East Fif:eenth-st; oetw ed nn Aprii
and Union Square. on Ihu'Su"'
rr.CurRs on THE WARPATH
Tho unmarried school-teachers In Beleville. Kan
arc a, the Warmth Three married women nave
places in the public schools there ana hu''Do'
OF young unmarried women teachers VINO are ~
employed can't understand why the stai"Ai' huo
bands OF the objectionable trio DO nor suppo'' ..o
properly And agree with them" said schooi-
teacher, yesterday What are stroug husbands husbands
for, II they 10 axe he burden Oh nanv
wnns a nSl 4fa WOMEN Who have
iS 'hessyes and for members serm 81 100 bad for
married women to them 0yt a think nbd6. .1 IS
attitude of the two In the Beiieyi"e scnoy me
very funny. They are afraid to side against ny
girls for fer The latter win offer TO iosc rou nur
less salary and 10 get their places! Inc 1919
Of the town have espoused the cause OF tne
young women and working TO Eet mem t ~
place Of the married ncum bents Now 40 tni ,no
wives ought to help their husbands bnt hQi 100
much you know Men love their wives Ds,,edt
when they work hard for them-so nave opsetveu
ind 30 have been told. II seems that me tht,e
married teachers feel secure OF their places Pc
cause OF the political pull Of their husbands A'to.
ssther Il Is very complicated state OF Affairs our
IN Belsye ane shall be interested IN the wdy ~ II
ago that she going 70 get married Just 70 keep
irop reaching. Now, II the very foundation Ol /
her theory = TO turn out delusion and snare as