New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
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The Massachusetts State Federation at its
cent meeting in Springfield, devoted the morning
to The Relation of Club Women to the Public
Schools Mrs. Ellen F. Adams. of Cambridge. dis
cussed it from the mothers point of view. She
said in part:
Our relation is of twofold nature. First.
have personal duty owing to the fact that the
school are carrying on work which have begun
separation which school involves, but finally throws
mother needs TO he veilapt becsuse great evils
may creep into the schools
the public schools lest should be called nterfer
eRfe W But the sshois are the hope Of our republic
pie they are adequate to raise the unpromisng
The mother helps h by keeping @ 's in Close personal
touch with the teacher She open the eyes of
can emphasize the value of ethical training As
her her work in the home is the making of character
officer to the frequent disregard of this goal.
committee That body generally welcomes the in
telligent views of the community 1t recognizes
the right of the mother to make suggestions upon
The work of the mother is dwelt upon. but all
Since women have the school suffrage, they may
not largely avail themselves of the right seems
SHOW deficient civic sense. as well as an indiffer-
The Countess Won Waldersee, who is said to have
been the founder of the Young Mems Christian
Association work in the German Empire, is now
planning to make the associations there financially
endowment fund
DR. Eliza NJ Mosher, dean of the women's depart
ment and professor of hygiene at the University of
Michigan. said in her address to the State Fedora
ton of Womens Clubs at its recent meeting in
Ann Arbor: II believe coeducaton is one the
to he comraSe TTad @ men ar and zen
young women now studying at Michigan Uni
Versity. and several thousand young men.
For the first time in It's history the Memorial
Hospital. at Classon and st. Marks aves. Brook
lyn. has admitted men patients, heretofore the
work having been for women and children exclu-
svely This innovation makes it possible for men
10 be received into twenty-five of the private
women can be admitted to the regular wards one
of the chief advantages claimed for the new ar
board of managers. is the financial gain and it is
said that IT the nurses al also Obtain wider
4l6 operations performed.
It Is said that the English soldiers in South AZ
RIGA will each receive briarwood pipe Christ
present from Queen Alexandra. Thousands of
pipes have been mounted in silver for this purpose
and eafh is stamped with crown and her majes-
TVS monogram
The increasing necessity for knowledge of busi-
ness methods among women OF wealth has led the
Boston Business League. a club OF women. to ar
range meetings where business methods and the
laws affecting women and children Will be studied.
Subjects for discussion Will include oanklnr insur5
ance, laws property rights OF women, etc. and
any miscellaneous questions that may arise as to
business methods.
Two college women OF Brookline. Mass. max
ing success OF a laundry strictly scientific
and economical principles. The clothes sun
dried and bleacfed, and by series of experiments
the foreman has tested all the latest contrivances
and processes for bettering the quality OF the work
Brooklyn women have devised new plan for at
trer
and those who attended the recently held In
the Sunday school room OF st. Georges Church
tempted TO increase their purchases when as
surcd that all articles would be delivered the
homes of the buyers.