New-York tribune., 1897-12-29
CHILD STUDY CONGRESS.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE PAULIsT
FATHERS
THREE DAYS WILL BE DEVOTED TO DISCUSSING
PLANS AND WAYS FOR THE SPIRITUAL

THREE DAYS WILL BE DEVOTED TO DISCUSSING
PLANS AND WAYS FOR THE SPIRITUAL
DEVELOPMENT OF THE LITTLE ONES.
A three days Child Study Congress was opened
last night in Columbus Hall. Sixtieth-st.. west OF
Coumbus-ave. under the auspices OF the pauist
Fathers The Rev Thomas Mcmillan presided. and
there were addresses by the Rev. Morgan NJ.
Sheedy. Of Altoona, Penn on spiritual Develop
ment Versus Socialism" and by the Rev. Daniel
J. O'Sullivan. Of St Alhans. VT. on Incentives 70
Patriotism" Following this there was general
dscussion on the spiritual development OF chill
drcn.
The congress will be continued to-day morning
afternoon and evening. and tomorrow in the morn
ing and afternoon only. The following is the pro-
gramme for the different sessions so far ar II mas
been decided upon
Wednesday, 10 a. m the Rev James p Herman.
Rochester ~ Y presIdng-The Rev. Joseph II.
Conroy, Ogdensburg. y. y; the Rev. Or. d. r Nc
Mahon the Rev. \. p. Doyle. G. s. p. New YORK
City. and the Rev Peter J. O'Callaghan, c. 5. F.,
will speak upon "Altruistc Tendencies Heart
areas Faow az Well Brain-areas." Environ
ment." Relations to the Family Teachers. School
mates and Companions" Generosity. Kindness
and Patriotism Cultivated"
At p. m. Mrs. j. H. Baird, Poughkeepsie. n. Y.
presiding Miss Matilda T. Karnes Buffalo. y. Y;
Miss Mary Burke. New-York City; Miss Kate g..
Broderck. New-York City and Miss Marcella
Reilly. Chicago ILL.,. will speak upon THE Ad-
vantages and Dangers Of Country Life. City Life.
Large Schools Mixed Schools. Training OF Teach
ers and Competent Supervision.
At D. m. Mrs. j. n. Baird presiding-The Rev.
Michael W Holland. Tupper Lake; the Rev.
Thomas +. Hickey. Rochester. N. Y, and Miss
Teresa J. Kennedy Malone, n. Y. will make ad-
dresses.
Wednesday evening. 8 O'Clock. tho Rev. Or. Mon
sirnor Conaty Catholic University. Washington.
D. g. presidng-Address Child Study" DR.. @.
Stanley Hall. Clark University. Worcester. Mass.
will speak
Thursday 10 O'Clock a. m.-Defecttve children: va
rious defects in seeing hearing. talking. memory.
magina lion. intellect bashfuness and bodness VIII
be discussed by Miss Matilda T. Karnes Buffalo,
\. T.; Miss Frances A. Holmes, Saratoga Springs
n. y Matilda Cummings. New-York City; Miss
Margaret Hazgerty. Long Island City, and Miss
Susie T. Swift New-York City.
Mothers meetings will consider the methods OF
organization, relation to church 10 school, to home
study tardiness in school what to 40 with spoiled LED
suits OF defective home training.
u 'S'k r. "a viii ne prese hs and nUhn Mrs B
burke. Malone. n. =; ,Mrs Elizabeth g. Martin,
dscus, the child and nature study, methods Of
work. ADVANTAGES and dangers time and place In
VII preside ana Mrs { i: ESira; PoHShkfsDs5lsJ
Dr Jennie b Merrill. .New-Yor city. Will discuss
educational values. value OF music In the kinder
ture taking into consideration amour; OF time, a.
compared with other subjects and also place as
regards years. in school life development Of child
At o'clock ?. m; the Rev William J; F'itzgerald.
Lamber,ville, j., Will preside. and Or J. A.
MacCabe. ottawa. Canada Miss Marcela Reilly,
Chicago. III: Miss Mary g. Manahan, Saratoga
springs, y. T; Miss ca herne e Martin. Niagara
Falls. y. Y: Miss Catherine n. McGinley. Boston.
Mass. and Miss Katharine NJ German. Maud.
Penn. Will make addresses
The congress Is the outRrowth % child study in
IN" Champain summer schcoi. ana is intended to
BE- entirely educational l. IS not for the public at
IL tuf NOR IN al IN edrl
tional matters ard for parents.
The Committee OF Arrangements consists OF the
R"v. Thomas Mcmillan, chairman: Mrs II. Elc
Burke secretary: Miss Kate @. Broderck and Miss
Anna A. Murray.