New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
Fancy Furs and Novelties,

that rtirnos4 reception houses were provided. The
poor objected 20 these however and would not
occupy them for some unknown reason \ woman
who had been member Of the vestry ~ ST. George
the Martyr. IN Southwark for many years started
ont 20 remove ail objection and with that end IN
view fitted up the reception houses cheapy but at
traouve'y even with tiny cots for the babies.
Tncn she gave "A tea and invited hundreds o. poor
women 70 take q cup with her and look the mouse
oyer They came ard were delighted. and that
ended me trouble.
Another proof Of the tact and wisdom Of woman
or the vestres a that when q became necessary 20
Gisirfect the clothing 70 was found that many poor
people had hrt one suit the one on their backs.
SD. provided fauneisits dressing gowns u pink and
white FOR iae women and blue and white pajamas
FOR tho men This also worked Ike charm.
I'm fsll the women ~ England are far more
advanced D.. politics and have greater suffrage priv
ueges fnan those n the United states. But where
they are lacking n education and the professions
There are but TWO educational institutions IN Eng
land where woman may take degree. the Lon
don University being the only one of importance.
Az oxford and all other colleges and universities
women may study and even take an examination.
but they cannot obtain their degree. 40 matter
how high they may rank II is The same IN pro-
fessional studies They may pass the examinations.
but they cannot practise The women who have
studied Jaw have done merely for their own in-
tenectual deyelopment but there are women
DarFisttfS. mere are ID Jew NoHi'H 'D't'i- N'-
fight was fought out several years ago. but there
have been no ministers until the installation II
Miss Munro as Congregational minister lately
That has reused great excitement over home
People have hardly made ap their minds what TO
think OF il
As the women are lebarred from The honors
they might win 20 the professions and in edueation
they have advanced more in politics as the pubic
lf@ of British women gives them the greatest
chance u ls in private i.fe that American women
are more advanced than the British women. The
club life " women "a England does not amount 10
much except in social way. The old Pioneer
club is he only one which has taken up the educa-
Mrs Widdrington furnishes The Tribune WITH the
following article on the Ideal u citizenship
IDEAL or ClTiZEASHlP.
taught US is that Of human solidarity that for
good for sd We are ineXtricabiy bound up TO-
ourselves alone. but society al large. that We are
All members " one body, that 10 man liNeth unto
NOW when attempt 20 live as u human soil
darity were not ne prime iaci 81 inoIern nif,
individual is an independent unit more or less
loosely related 10 other independent rnts. We no
all the IFS that spring from solidarity instead 81
Great trad, disturbances m international COM
rnercai life suuS disease. vice. lslness sweat
sng rauperism and corruption ia civic ufe have
arisen iusr because being really one and bound Up
I'm one anothers lfe W. as individuals have tried 10
live as though We We're self centred and indie
pendent Seif-ceufred Indifference 70 all good bur
Ones own wraps tne individual ana society ankle ~
misery sef-forgeffuiness and devoron 90 the COM
mon good lifts lp the individual and society alike
Arriving the results OF solidarity to civic lf,
v.hin fh. individuals are absorbed IN selfish ..
selsregarding ami private money making solidarity
becomes 80 SAVIOR of ieath unto death u p none
the JOS face. but q brings with d nothing LIZ
OWLS Sum- breed disease vice want ana 'fw+'
the selfish apathy - the inteieorf results in r'i-
firt0n. pecu'afio7 and bad gof@fn mon aH ere
robbed FOR me pe. lnitf! toNa NJ N' '..".
wealth namely thai part ci "eain "' i1oo
sel0us Efforts ~ all fn" ciiizfns. fsl'an ~ 80
enjoyed by all T. diverted into The pockets OF th'
In order 70 realize the deals o. ezenss by, ,ht
q harmful fact-ve must aim cneny ~ '"e7e
'FlrstTo make our CRY clean healthy and oes-ii
rfui To insure this the citizens sholio o"m 81
nsys ,on mean. Of transit land ana house building
without which y imposs,oiis secentin parks
Libraries naasea5 IN order 70 stop adulteratlon
houses ana psocssD ,sIy Inc supply Of GOA food
meat milk etc In the majory , ~ .SeSi6 be
m se.enSTo OBTAIN such services pure soe snd
elcienr INV representatyes must represent the
city themselves must % reA2 2bs, 9 ri, aea
f capable o. atainent We haze Only 70 npe me
only ne representatives but the executive m" !
,be ss-1@ deal Ar heart The good of the city and |
their own good both citizens electors and citi /
fo- and honorabv regarded. are equally essential /
features
oiflzor II h- cares FOR his city and his fellow !
citizens ~ viii vote honestly and crtcise lntei-
gently Both civil servants representatives. and !
voters must hold before them the good oi hr whole
and ~ each through the whole As their ideal IN |
order 90 obtain efficient service. purity or admin
i1+ratiou and that sense OF responsibility and high
principle among the citizens as alone will secure |
good things
MRS ENID wIDDRINGToN.