New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-04

couEagement Of self-indulsenoe which Is the begin
nang OF ter time goes on the mother
by introducing spoonful of tea coffee into the
lite that may eventually net disastrous results
which she deserves, but which the victmized child
should be taught from the beginning. but Instead
stands nutrition in its entirety viii not risk the
probable moral evils, the certain physical harm
On wednesday Mrs. Friedman continued her talk
Child Study in the Home and discussion
followed on children's amusements. games and
t R n 9r ana an9
and its forms for children
TaS ss' Mr 3 David GG5F' as baHs
Second MFv MRS
Holland. Of Buffalo; recording secretary. Mrs Al
J. Bailey Of Albany auditor Mrs, Charles, Hewitt.
of Auburn; Miss E. Marguerite Lindley, chairman
In the afternoon the following papers were read
fury Motherhood in the American Home" by Miss
Jessie Fowler, of NewYork; The INFLUENCE Of
Won Kienner Of NeWY0Ek. closing with an Illus rs
Miss MathIlde Schlegel Chautauqua lecturer on
In the evening Professor NJ V. Oshea spoke on
Hidden Forces in the Education and Discipline OF
Thursday mornings session was devoted to dis
cussion on THE Religious Training of Children IN
religious and moral training Bible stories other
stories which illustrate religious life and children
Their than precepts for living. This was followed
by the business that remained 20 be transacted:
In the afternoon Mrs. Ina B, Merre preSloentt %
Hours; an address on American Citizenship SaIe-
guarded by the American Home was gwen oS
the Rev. DIR. o. 2. Clifford, and Mrs Mary GrlidIs
OF AND gc Of MotheFs
Among the prominent members of the stare AS
sembly who present were Mrs. u. o. hears'
Albany. president of the NewYork State Assem-
bly,; Mrs. Emile D. Martin, OF this city chairman
Of the Press Committee; Mrs. Fannie J. Bailey OF
Albany, treasurer of the State Assembly; Mrs.
burg; Mrs. S. n. Harris, president Of the New oTA
City Mothers Club; Mrs. G. c. Porter, Mrs. X A
Benedict and Mrs Wilson l. Gill, delegates or the
New-York City Mothers Club, and Miss Mary
Louisa Butler OF Chautauqua, chairman OF the
Programme Committee.
| The New-York State Assembly Of Mothers Was
organized In 1897 Three State meetings have been
| held-in Syracuse. Utica and Albany. The meeting
held in Buffalo this year invitation OF tne
Bureau of Conventions and Industries Of the Mer-
| chants Exchange. the president of the Women
I Union and the Mothers Club Of Buffalo. me Cd
iects of the State organization are stated ny MIS-
! David o. Mears Of Albany, as follows: .-
ITO in the State of NeW-1ork confer,
of mothers and teachers upon questions VII. VIZ
! TO the best interests of home and school, to stirp
late active interest in all that pertains TO the nle
and best development Of children, and 10 mar,
the work Of the State greater force IN eleE
! the home by unifying home influence WITH that ..
school, of church and Of community. Enlarglht
| upon this is the education and development or tnt
mother herself, through the closer union or hoHlt
| and school and the cooperation OF parents ant
| teachers"
The State organization of mothers will cooperate
| IN harmony with the National Congress OF Motner:
in order that there may be organized. concerted
| movement throughout the land for child culture
| and the elevation OF the home.