New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-10

THE REV. WILLIAM H. GUIICK
Director of the International Institute for Girls in
Spain
a system of instruction for its young women sorely
needed at this period of reconstruction for the
Spanish speaking world. This institution had its
origin in a small day school for girls opened by
Mrs Alice Gordon Gulick then living In Santander.
an important seaport city in the northwestern part
OF the country 1871 In 1851 tho mission station
10 which Mrs. GulicE attached was removed
to San Sebastian upon the Bay of Biscay and
hence the school, which had increased in numbers.
grade and Influence. removed TO the latter
city. where it remained until the outbreak Of the
Spanish American War. IN April. 1898 In the course
of these years Mrs Gulick has been making herself
familiar with the educational social and moral
ditions Of the country. and had come to the firm
conviction that to elevate Spain fundamentally
there must be opportunity for the higher education
of its daughters. The State institutions Cor higher
learning existed almost exclusively for young men,
and it was not generally expected that women
would or could make advance in the higher courses
OF study.
In speaking recently Of the work OF the institute
and its remarkable progress the Rev. Mr. Quick
saidI
After the removal to San Sebastian. Mrs Ciulick
was unable to carry on the work OF the sca 100.
preparation OF students be teachers in primary
In 1890 hoyever It MAS MAS ' decided TO- present sae
students for the exsminations Of the state lns.-
eessfGy passed by fourteen girls 3R and GsTs a the 6
bachelor of arts with honors the others receiving
the same degree IN succeeding examinations This
enter university without further examination and
it was planned in 1895 to have two Of these students
that they should be able TO pass the examinations
There were many difficulties attending this and
the story Of these years is full OF interest This
In 1899 the institute was Incorporated under the
Massachusetts. a q
trustees for the purpose of raising funds with
which to secure much needed buildings and TO put
the school upon better and more independent
financial footing. A beginning was made. but
site for the institute when the war VITA Spain
the border to France. finding temporary home IN
On French territory from the time OF the exodus
of April 3, 1895. until the summer of 1908. the work
of the institute conducted. There practi-
the Spanish teachers remained faithfully at their
posts In the autumn and winter OF lSe-9 the
can teachers of the school in their effort to get
in Madrid Itself the capital Of the Kingdom
beautiful site procured by the corporation
Site purchased was Occupied by an imposing build
Ing three stories high which has been Temodsisd
ing across the street Is rented temporarily, and
ance of the money necessary 10 put up a hall as
memorial to Mrs Gulck who died in the fall OF
own building. with all the pupils 1t can possibly
accommodate thirty-six in number, not being able
TO receive all those who apply for admission.
The Scotch Presbyterian Church. Central Park
West and Ninety-sixth-st.. will resume its labors
In all departments at once. that the vacation
season is over. The Rev. DR. David c. WyIie the
pastor. has returned from his summer home in
service tomorrow on Completeness in Christ"
@ Bs GSGs o spTeme R S Of hne
self The Rev, ]. Edwin Triplett. assistant pas
tor. is still on his VACATION In Virginia. but will
return on September Is
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son-ave and One hundred-and- twenty-sIxth-st..
will be reopened tomorrow Extensive interior al
terations have been made in the course Of the
turned from Europe. and will preach tomorrow
morning and evening
The Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
Madison-ave. and sixtieth-st-, Will be reopened
tomorrow. after being closed for the summer
O'clock the pastor the Rev. DIR. Wallace MacMul-
len. officiating.
At s o'clock tomorrow evening there will be
a special Odd Fellows service at the Episcopal
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, Familiarity known as
the Little Church Around the Corner. in East
Twentv-ninth-st near Madison-ave. All OF the
English speaking lodges OF the order in Manhattan
and The Bronx have been invited to attend ana a.,
Fellows and their families and friends to take
tep the rector IS an enthusiasts fraternity man
and member Of many 6ratsrnat S1cteTles: The Ia,
music, and the Rev. r. Alan RUSSELL will preach
rng and practice OF odd Fellowship the
preacher being a member of South Omaha Lodge,
ofs south Omaha. Neb. Queen Esther ,Rebekah
Lodge. bradford. Penn. and p. H. P. OF Mexican
EncamDment bradford
..1-be Christian Attitude Toward Life will be the
subect of the discourse of the Rev. DR.. John
Douglas Adam, pastor of the Church on the
Hshts BTo9y9 IN the SGsaM h@gten
tomorrow morning. In the evening Dr. Adam VIII
preach on 'Our Bond with Christ
Holy Communion will be administered in the
Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church. at the
service tomorrow morning In the evening the
pe,, DR. Charles Edward Locke. the pastor will
ooo,,, his pulpit for the first time since the be
ginning OF the vacation season. His theme VIII pc
Ascent of a Lofty Snow Mountain"
,rhe Rev DIR. Madison c. Peters, formerly pas
-, th,s city. will preach tomorrow morning
10 o 80 Alexander Avenue Baptist Church. Aexan-
.oa,e and East One hundred and forty -iirst-st
both services s The F Fat5erhood Of Cod and in
t Goa. fFs"'"S =
=. tho metropolitan Temple GAIethodst Episeo-
N 80 1scnrteenth-st and Seventh-aye.. the morn
pap 100. - will be preached by the Rev Howard
tIr7 For Monday evening the Suol Ea LOT epe.
debate VIII nid own and Control an Franchises
EN- Nonopolies," etc ON TUESDAY, evening tne
Rev Dr. ShSri ss rh st ofeiai Homes Of Jesus
Tanisht the worlds eongress OF she c sat va,
Army III oiettlres. accompanied by the Temple or
moSs Which Will then make Its nrst appearance OF
the season.
~. I.ospel tent Evangel. Broadway and West
. ,,onth-st viii end its werk for the season
ny t weeks services. The Rev. DR.. j. Will
VIZ. .,anman VIII preach at next weeks meetings.
S ,,sng his series ~ o-morrow. Colonel Higgins.
with the FUN d phe ssstsnee Of The natona sta
ms mas band viii conduct to-morrows services at