Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-22
HARPER & BROTHERS WILL
GIVE A SCHOLARSHIP TO
AN ARKANSAS LADY.
WROTE TO sUPT. DoYNE.
Matter Has Been Placed in the
Hands ofthe COOPERATIVE
Association.

Mr.. A. D Chandler, CT Harper &
Brothers. of New York, has written
State Superintendent Doyne, Of
Little Rock, as follows:N
Dear Sir-The Dread Institute OF
Domestic Scence of Worcester.
Mass, has placed at the disposal of
the publishers Of Harper's Bazaar
fifty. three scholarships to be allotted
among the women OF the country,
one candidate to be chosen from
each state and territory.
The Dread Institute ranks among
the most modern and most com
pletely equipped schools OF domestic
science in this country. It's aim Is
not only to fit a woman for the
proper fulfillment OF her domestic
duties, but for position as teach.
er in any one OF the domestic
courses now being introduced into
public schools or schools OF domes-
tic science in this country.
Ia view of your interest IN all
educational matters, we take the
liberty of asking you to co operate
with us 10 the allotment OF these
scholarships. Some examination
must necessarily be passed by every
candidate applying from your
locality.
Trusting that you will see fit to
to assist US ia the work OF a.lotting
these scholarships 10 the best and
wisest manner
Speaking Of the offer, the Arkan-
sas Democrat OF Saturday says:
Prof. Doyne, realizing the broad
ening and spirituaIizlpg influence OF
the ideal, practical home, and appre.-
ciating the pbilan thropc efforts
exerted in behalf OF humanity by
the Gread heretofore, and now by
Harper q Brothers, has accepted
this offer and turned the matter
over to the department OF house,
hold economics of the Cooperative
Association of this city. Prof.
Doyne realizes keenly the impor-
lance of a wider diffusion of the
knowledge of domestic science With
special reference to training girls
for home work, and considers this
offer most liberal one, one that
selicits the earnest consideration of
every woman in the land As
chairman of the department OF
household economics in the Coop
erative Association, am delighted
to present this opportunity to our
women again this year, and urge
that we CO operate with Prof.
| Doyne 10 securing young woman
who can answer the requirements,
as the matter of examination will
be submitted to him.
There are no conditions attached
this offer except that the candidate
be able to comply with the physical
and educational requirements. the
final choice Of candidate being left TO
the trustees of the Dread. Believing
we cannot have too many women
pduca ted In the science OF making
aud keeping the home, | heartily
commend this step to our women.
and urge them to go to work 70 se-T
cure he suitable young woman az. who
is Hing and anxious to avail her.
sc of this practical help SO iiDsT-
ally extended to the women OF our
state. Every agency that has Tor It's
Obi ct he Improvement OF the home
should meet with our encourage
nent. The time is short and you
must b prompt. for the pupil must
be in her c.ass by September .. Only
one candidate from each state Is al
lowed, remember. Address Mrs.
Jennie Beauehamp, 1922 Arch street,
chairman of the III. E. Dept. or Co.
operative Association.