New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04

rprrry.xr SPEAKERS OF THE DAY Will MANI
.,,,-esrs- MOTHERS. MEETING At THREE
o,cro~x THIS AFTERNOON. FATHERS
.xn MOTHERS AT EIGHT O'CLOCK
u-r, he hop. @. nor. thoroughly ecquaint'ns
~. parents Of Network City ana OF Inc s'', 49,.
ing and New-England States Win me poSsD'''
,o- advancing the work done by this organ .'o'
the Mothers Congress OF ne STATE OF =, -,
-. called a parents r1ass-rneetinC. 70 oe -''.
under It's auspices to-day az me Hra"u
p.Iac. rex,-rton-ave ard Fo-ty-third-s''
The lectures given before this congress are ~,
o.. y. =, -bc most vital interest 20 all far'eS'
thinking people who have at hear s."''.s
On aid IN the elevation of social ana '''7'.'
standing throughout the country j. - 60 49,
,ha. every member Of TIE society W. ~, '
,,v.,. "a many persons can be each'n 20 az
$50 -h.se meetings The moral support ~ eV''S
voted thinker Of the day IS solicited ana j. -
hoped that no one will wait on formaii'y' ~,
a. h.,,r present or IN expressing the eVef-''"o'u
Cooperation in good Work .
The Ars- session will be held IN 80 a'l''"'''
x,.,,,g a. ? O'Clock and vii b for mothers. d.
. o,cIock n The evening q fathers ard noun
,n-~,ing Will be held Mrs. Theodore W '',''''
,-.s,den, Of The National Congress oi -No'-'i~
Nj. Mary Z Mumford. Dr Mari putnam
voe Klaus Bo4Ite Ms. Corneila James sec.
80 .. the State Congress OF Mothers. Mss M.''"
rToo.e- Me- Alroo~ Eersiev. % th- SOCIAL iN't.N
coc.a.v. Sophia Mcclellan. Of the Mro'''-l''- DID,
society. Mrs Westove--Alfen. rep''~'i.'l'7 .''
n-ess and Mrs Fannie Schw"dler Barnes pc
den, Of the state Congress ~ M)iA''7' ''' ~
-Ac.ad - be present and address The meeting ron
-,o.bs-'s po,nt or view 7. is also expected ma
n LYMAN Abbott Bishop Nlccen'. IT'.r9S''
Felix Adler Seth Low. Professor fliA az ma
yard University. Tire Rev Joseph 'ro"H'' anu ''
to~ Florence Kollock Crooker. OF Troy. hd"a' D
King and Others will attend. and MAKE ao'''sS
~ s,gves-,ons An effort IS or 700, 20 bring aooU'
a rna.,.og Of the National Congress in Maf' ann
tie work % be done vii be Indicated ~ me 'o"-
ven:!on today. Encouragement is i'N "'
managers IN the results that nave Dee" "''''"
phshed In year. 49,,
g.-rs ~ thought gathered from me lecturers
who speak a. the meetings or from me wofAe's ''
TIE aele" said Ms Barnes. mary parents ar
reached whose though: n this erection i.'7 ','-
been reused and when reused. needs H''''
In al walks % nse are seen tie poorly ''"l,eu
children whose condition Sc the direct result oi
lack y rec0gr Led responsibility o.! 'hc pa
Th:rk whar W. aave accomplished IN "A N''I. '-. Az,
VIA, NAV he accomplished by tn whole acc 20
operation O; aost u s.ictr p'Di ie r,f on 3.
n a ;a--away era. Il IS here with rs monertnTi',
and u Is not only no uA-tii." r,,,r1 poor pa
contemplatr me- Guy IN th's 80. Under
rents are uot ne on.H ones "l' ~" ~ ,, n,.-
because rhev form the .arges; class and have me
.ewest opportunities for help.ns ihfnl7' .
sen, our Influence into many hospitals ana r.
formatories for women. ana We wish 20 rene" ''
In this connection A quotation from a paitr or
Mrs Almon Iiers.ov VIII show IN what silr.t ~,
ende2vOr TO reach all classes n tno moin"fs "'i n
IS carried She says, We "r. ready "no,.-
10 admit the i.a - universal s.-'errypH M.
our thought IS % those Who succeed ln lfo tho~"
great grand stlAs wrO have made y an "N1,l' q
thing. but what u those lcss fortunate and Jess
NiSeH
l. j. expected hat able papers and talks C,v p
a. to-days meetings may indcat" even more f.l.y
how hard-workeG s0o-hearted. perhaps lnd!fr'eIt
rniads NAV Do reached and imbu,d with The sp4r.t
o. this work
Tho movement" declared Ms Barnes. 'I' thor
ouChly organized In every CITY. town arf village
md KEEP, absolutely i4rfl0n'.ss and secffr~e. could
voice no unanimous request hat would b." cFfc-
gard0d Jv Congress This point. WITH numbers
Q. others. WI! De- enlarged upon az one or other
u The meetlr~s today