New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-20
OUINQUENNIAL MEETING.
COUNCIL OF WOMEN TO
BE HELD IN LONDON.
,or,,FvTs FOR THE CONGRESS IN JUNE
.r,xG RAPIDLY coMPLETED-THE AMER
,c,N OBLIGATION INCLUDES JEWS.
or,>-TYr,-s AND MORMONs.

,c,N OBLIGATION INCLUDES JEWS.
cr,NTrIFs AND MoRMoNs
.o. ~ the international Council Of Women
-. haI8 in London IN June continues to deepen
or asv finds some new person appointed 10
s. -. Of this great quinquennial meeting the
Yep 5,oeyent professions. occupations or guilds
Cor women
,rone the latest appointees who are receiving
congratulations OF friends are Mrs. Mary n.
IL, well known for her labors in connection with
ns,ance education in the public schools; Miss
49, Shaw. who Will represent the stage; Mrs.
ne w. humphreys Garney. president Of the Ma
i~., ~. neil Of Women OF the United States;
s.o,t .o- Blatch Mrs Rebecca Douglas Lowe,
tser.-ctneral OF the Federation Of Womens
-. Nr, Suea Young Gates OF Utah. daughter
- s-saam Young who will speak on Home as
v.tkshop". Miss Sadie American Of Denver.
TO represent the Jewish women Of America;
w., p Anthony Mrs. Westover Alden. invited
. ,.nresent the women journalists Of the United
80, the Rev Anna Il shaw and Cornea 5.
r-n.,son Mrs May Wright Scwan AS vice-presi-
80. NJ the international Council. will naturally
head the delegation.
u-hre many understand the raison d'etre and pur-
o-t NJ this councl-a great international gathering
- women on the broadcst philanthropic. socioogi-
csl educa u0ual political and legislative lines
others 90 '2i.
1a,iooal Congress- it has copied Topsy's definition
~ b.r own nativity. and has Just growed"
N lws the National Councils comprising the
international were those OF Great Britain and Ire
land Canals. Germany. the United States Sweden.
rslv and Finland The first National Council that
svisted OUTSIDE Of The United States in France,
hut the sncht bond which holds organizations to-
gether within a national council was soon broken
h. her other national councils that are ex-
pected 10 become formally affiliated before or dur
ns the June meeting are Switzerland. Denmark,
Holland New-Zealand and New South Wales.
COMMITTEES.
The Committee OF Arrangements Of the Interna-
tonal Council is follows President. the Countess
~ Aberdeen Haddon House Aberdeen. Scotland;
yice-pres.den- Mrs. May Wright Sewali No. 5iS
North sylvania-st.. Indianapolis. Ind; treas
urer Baroness Alexandra Gripenberg, Helsngfors.
Finland. corresponding secretary Miss Teresa F.
Wilson No ~ llotcomb-st.. London. ;. W; record
ing secretary Nine. Maria Martin. No 81 Rue
Franco.ur Paris. France.
The president Of the National Council Of Women
Of Great Britain and Ireland Is Mrs. Alfred Booth,
No. % Uuet Road Seton Park. Liverpool
The special assisting committee of FIVE, appointed
By the National Council OF Great Britain and Ire
land is composed Of the following women: Lady
pat,ersea Surrey House, Marble Arch London.
": Mrs Percy Bunting. No L Endsleigh Gardens.
London y w; Mrs. Creighton Fulham Palace,
LouGor 5 w. Mrs RawlinsOu. Bailindune. Cam
berey. and Lady Laura Kidding, Thurgarton
Priory s0uihwen, No-ts
This committee together with delegates from
federated national councils. met IN session on July
G. l@ al the Wonen's Institute, No. Is Grosvenor
- - D.. -. = -, .,orl -lo,,s
were laid for the quirquennial session Of the Inter
national Council. 10 be held IA 1893 The programme
Of subjects there outlined is here given.
International Alphabetically It's historical
aspect. Second-Arguments for the adoption Of this
method OF adjusting national disputes. Third-Ar-
glueurs against
Educational First Home training OF children:
6, means OF weakening d higher sense of parental
Responsibility Second kindergarten. Third-Child
life: ca Psychology Of enhdreni 90 esnueements
OF ohharoni tcI physical training Of children.
Fourth EDUCATION as propagation Tor life; ca
(D IL schools. 90 .n universities. Sxh-Technical
training la IN uaae- tW ln domestic science
Seyeuth-Irainirg ~ teachers. CAP Pedagogy. (b)
training schools. Eiehth-MO1ern educational eX-
n Dr Realizes scheme in Great Britain: (r man
ual training means II educational discipline;
tos Yaca1t'" scn'--9. 'e' 80, }A u, y. 9IInaloTE
practical schoo. IN stockholm. Ninth-Trainine OF
oe5ecslNe cAil1ien. a. i.hyslcaly 90 mentally
secorjIi@ ff.t mon domestic iifo ~ me adInjs
sion o. women 70 the professions Third-Nursing.
"a PROCESSION training and status Of nurses for the
IN ~, ",h %. eN7 -og5soi III nuISlts l2 nuIs
Fiftb-Xor Of women as esncstars. IA, Iecturers.
o. teachers iu schools. (cl teachers in colleges.
sA f"cal W"iIt Stteillh> W omen a. lil-
on any new oi.,nir@e fdr o.o,ne- ''
Polit First Responsibility Of women as citi-
zen, r1S @a PlDnf GO
the suffrage question: (b) aralments for and
against suffrage. Fourth-Women n public life
0 III nun. pa ks. ~, S M i
wonlar In he communi.y
legislative and rndustrial-First civil disabili-
YES oI MoIne. second -SIeSia Ia2ef lsslslali9n,
lion fo~ The denendenf classes (a) for The 6efec-
tive. 0i for the criminal (c) for the poor. Fourth
The attitude Of different schools Of reform as 70
vOnan's Industrial position. F1fth-DecentralZa-
ton OF labor SiXth-Ethics Of wage-earning. Sew
enth-H0me Industries.
Social First Social necessity for an equal moral
standard for men and women. Second Temper
ance, 0aj public control Of the liquor traffic Third
-WOmers clubs FOuTth-WOmen's settlements
Fifth Prevention and correction. SiXth-Emlgra-
ton: (sl general principles. Cb protection Of young
travellers Soventh-Arts and amusements; (a) Ma
tonal ainusements Eighth-lnsurance schemes for
old age Ninth-The value OF organization as a