The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-28
MOTHERS UNION.

 Union for 1904-05, Is attractive in the Club colors, white and green, and on the first page appears the following ex- plantation of the purpose of the organ ization, taken from the report of the Mothers Congress:
 'To raise the standards of home life, to develop wiser, better trained par enthood, to give our young people, tg- norant of the proper care and training of children, opportunities to learn this, that they may better perform the du- ties of parenthood.
 To bring into closer relations the home and the school, that parent and teacher may cooperate intelligently in the education of the child.
 To surround the childhood of the | whole world with that loving. wise care in the impressionable years of | life that will develop good citizens in- stead of law breakers and criminals. To arouse the whole community to @ sense of it's duty and responsibility to the blameless, dependent, neglected children, because there is no philan- thropy which will so speedily reduce | our taxes, reduce our prison expenses, reduce the expense of institutions for correction and reform.-Report of | Mothers Congress, The first meeting of the Mothers Union will be held on October 6 when | the members will meet with Mrs. R. | S. Williams at her home on Court | Street. At that meeting Mother hood will be the subject and papers will be read on Primitive Mother hood" "The Heather Mother" ''The Modern Mother" and the "Ideal Moth er."
 l important a subject these papers will l Qf ThFnnRhnuf FQ will bear on the child and it's well-be- ing. Some of the subjects for the meetings which occur every two weeks are: 'sThe Child's Work and Responsi- | bility,n 'sThe Literary ''The Social Life of the Child" 'The Childs Christi mas" Fatigue" -'"rhe Influence. Enyir- onment and Heredity," Children Not ton to these there will be special ad- dresses by Miss Mckinney on 'The Moral Value of Kindergarten Train ing" by Dr. ]. A. Rice on The Foun- dation of Character Building" and by Dr. W. H. Hudson on ''The Develop
 ment of the Nervous System."
 The. officers and members of the Mothers Union are:
 President Mrs. A. T. Goodwin;
 First Vice-President. Mrs. W. Jerome Chambers: Second Vice-Ryesident, Mrs James Y. Brame; Secretary, Mrs.
 Helen Gladden.; Treasurer. Mrs. Will
 liam P. Ledyard.
 Mesdames J. T. Andrews. J. B. AL len, II. L.. Anderson, R. A. Ashley
 Oliver Bell. R. O. Blakey James Y
 Frame. Louis Bernheimer, F. Barrel Helen Cadden, W. J. Chambers, R. P.
 Dexter. Frank Duncan, A. c. Forbes
 T. Gardner Foster. Albert T. Goodwin
 W. A. Gunter, ST.. Harry c. Gunnels
 F. R. Holt. J. c. Haas. Simon Hertz
 F. W. Kirtland, Jasques Loeb, Sol Lewy. W. F. Ledyard, George Mc- Combs. R9sa Marcus, Kate H. Nor
 rissette, Robert Moulton, c. r. Moritz, William H. Moore. M. E. Pate, w. T. Perry, Rogers, Ray Rushton, S. B. Stern, Forney c. Stevenson. Charles Smith, Emile We'll Isadore Well, Syd- ney Well. R. S. Williams, Frank Young: honorary, Mrs. George B.. Eager, Mrs. R. D. Johnson.
 | The prospectus for the Council ot Jewish Women, has not been published yet but the study will be on Jewish History" Jewish Thought" Jewish Life" Some notable Jewish biogra- | phy will be on the program. Jewish | poets, writers and philosophers will be discussed, and among the papers will be some on Glimpses of Quaint Cere- monials.
 The Magazine prospectus is not out yet but it promises to be Q very at- l traetive one. The study will be on