New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

she devotes her whole time. The organization OF
Constantly eoing on A wish has been expressed
that the National society would assist in inausn,
great amount OF work. is not possible H., -.
Mrs Phebe A Hearst. hrst vice-president mas As
hitherto met the brunt Of the expenses e1nnecoru
with This work and has also most lioe5a1y Gon
tbted for future ,T b but p lhe SaS
of the movement which is always most thoroughiy
9n0S 10 be sa"d memorial fund is being raised
10 Which it is hoped many will subscribe however
onv ' ~ Dan the expenses OF this work for chill
iren be given in memory OF those who have passed
Traveiins libraries are. desired as one Of the
sures means to nep on me n nnn o. 70 cn
ya,e n&m j. sad that re re- bSo Rsp adysea r1 foy
children OF adults. and any other informal don re
Sardns the organization WI, Dc suiplea ny VIZ =,
Mothers Washington Loan and Trust Building
Washington ID c.
A meeting of the New-York State Moth@s Con-
crcss which promises 10 be Of more than usual in
,erest viii De held tomorrow az II 2. m At the
Industrial Building. Forty-third-st. and Lexington
ave. The speakers Will he Mrs. Rose hawthorne
Dcvcreux Blake. All interested are cordially in
vited TO attend
The Editors of The Mothers Voice the official
organ OF the Mothers Congress OF the State OF New
York desire 10 have standing list OF books helpful
20 mothers Any mother who has found some espe-
cal help from some book or magazine Is requested
to send in her list. Publishers Who wish constant
mention of worthy books get 1t by sending
eopv for approval Books already recommended for
mo,bers' clubs are Emile" by Rousseau: Leonard
and Gertrndc hy Pcsialozzi: Education OF Man"
bv Froebe: Essay Education" by Spencer. and
Lectures 10 kindergartners, by Elizabeth Pea
body.
The Mothers Club Of Oswego IS phenomenally
active body with an eye single TO the business In
al ont
m.c.in, b. Mrs McEroy. principal of the senior
department. OF the Normal School on Heading.
Matter ana Method for Mothers and Children" that
the paper secured foc publication In The
Mothers Voice
IL is an interesting fact, reported by the State
Regents that the application from the Oswego
Mothers Club for a special library upon child-study
ara kindred topics !: the first one OF the kind ever
received by them They find II necessary. in con-
to make up The library. All OF which is very com
planetary 70 The progressive spirit Of our OsweSo
women
The Mothers Club Of Utica has Jus, been formed
By members OF Mrs c. L.. James's Mothers Club.
It's object is TO enlist mothers in the study of
higher mode OF paren;hood. and Mrs. c. f. James.
who Is secretary OF the State Association OF Moth
ers win have charge OF the work The officers are:
President. Mrs. c. +. James first vice.president,
Mrs. r c. Ogden; second yce-president. Mrs. 4 II.
Disbrow.
A mothers club numbering several hundred moth
just been organized In Redands. Cal.
through the efforts of Mrs. Charles Courtney Cur
tiss. AT the first meeting an interesting paper
Cooperation of Teacher and Mother" emphasizing
the moral force Of such organization. was read
by Mrs. j. j Reeves.
New-Jeraey has many mothers clubs and associa.
lions. but no State Congress Of Mothers.