The evening world., 1912-10-04
n Beliece the Great Prin.
-eiple in Bringing Up
7 Children 10 to Keep
Their LiOes Simple and
70 Fill Then, With the
Natural Duties and
! Pleasures of Child.
hood" Says Mrs. Ar.
mold Voipe.
The Parent Should Not
: Break but Should Con.
troll the Child's WILL
Eat EOery Meal With
NY Little Ones and Ac.
company Then, to and
From, School and Teach
Then, to Be Truthful"

81 from Sch00l ana Teach
Them to Be Truthful"
0WVuevtts Mooeys Marshall.
Aoe yea know who - the heal thisst
Nooaesomsst most generally sstisfso-
~ child In New Yorkf (0f COURSE
~ oeAs Indignant mothsrs. I have not
- the privilege Of seeing yoursD
- Ire auintssssnos Of childhood ~
- 0Aoul1 b. may assursdIy be found
- ~ psrson Of little Miss RlsAnor
UooA Who y half-past nine. ana who
~ - No. Z wss, Ninety-third street
- 49, the arm. appls-red cheeks. the
ct sysa. glowing like frost-sparkles.
- square, sturdy. splsndidiy resistant
0uare q the normal country child.
- thought bad disappsarsd with
- uttls red sohoolhouss.
0eanor. and In hardly Lesser degree
~ oix-ysas-oid sistsr Cecilia, are the
unnpletest living refu tAtions Of DR..
$3.50 Bsrginsky's assertion 70 the
uoee that the American mother needs
- - 10 school In order to learn her
~ But yoa all haven't the pleasure
~ moving these youngsters. and
ennpssors I induced their mother to
I'll ne how she has made them what
80 ere Mn. volps 10 the wife OF
- esnductos Of the voips Symphony
ooe1sty and closely associated with
~ husband In his musical work. but
- 0nds tina to b Q thorouSn-g oing.
psastioai mother.
s1v9y az q ~ me- shs ~
-, u - - - hals-past III,
3 DssusaAy1y sapssa,ssnAaAs ny sAil-
1ssa's baaAs. Z 80 svssy meal
VanA tAaR. Z tAks tAsW - ooAed
i = NJ nosnlnS. 70 aftss than -
49,, taao then baok - o'oaook
. "a - 80 again les tAso - .
O'elesk.
FL I en- oucs IN Q great wh1as a.
1a1neA their father accompanies them.
nAgulariy visit thsir school tsachsrA
Cecilia has her supper At haif-past nvs
"a goes 70 bed at half-past ssx svsry
nighs Of her lifA Eleanor rsusss
peomptly q half-past seven"
Shades q my own spartan sane.
~ rose up - confront me -
GassA q Mn. volpA Il lidn't sup
poos tLsrs vas . mother IKE you In
NV York" besathsA
otgR CHILDREN NEVER 90 70
the THEATRE.
\ NJ Ma vo,ps was not throusA. ny
an1idrn ssvsr 70 to ~ theatre" che
ontinusa insxerAbiy. They never 20
- ths moving picture SHOVE They
0gVor sat oanAy, my older little Sir'
~ . small pases Of eisas chocolate
80 . ~. They DO not % - dancing
oGAeel Thsy nsv@ wear elaborate
0n1hsA may are allowed spsndans
0onay oAly q ne rarest oooaSous."
<SnDe shsn the children scampsrsd Into
- rooA. Thsrs was nothing woe
onpns q timsd about them. despite
- ssvsau Of Their nothsrs prtnoAplsA
~ were - sevtousiy happy - thsy
~ AsaAsAy- eAa't put Il any
ulSoAOs. Dor that matter. thsr6s roth
- e ~ Syvant about Ara vesps-
- y 0ssvly determined ed. - ny
nnhls eQlnioa, sensible.
- Gnala1 at ~ Aaughesgs - w.
- = ~ most indulssns motA~. end
49, eWonklo1 ~ the eSds6 - Ghe ~
ouDs1 ~ ssnvsssetioa
nsaass taiA me ne eth9 ~ nat
Z - ~ most talked about woman In
- sslghboehood." che explained n
- Aee Why and she said. oh. cause
- cent ist ~ do any Of the thnSs
~ cher giris DO sad. 'rhats al
~ Hieanor, but DO you know any
49, uttis girls ~ strong and well -
- arsr
~ always demand the best she 10
0noaAls Of DOING. even in school work"
Ne voips aAdsd when the two little
~ bed disappsared again. II don't
No1asvs h forcing children. but know
USA& she can DO and her school record
= Of the highest. she studies her les
go n the early evening and she prac-
Hoos Sorty minues every morning BE-
- sAs goes to school.
y \ believe that the great pxiA-
X o1Dls - observe In bringing up
GAalAyeA u 70 keep their Lives SIM
Hae aAA 70 nu them with the nat
0sHl aatass anA pleasures Of ohilA-
a hsel
~ love my chikrsn dsvotediy. and
UDuil % anything IN the world for their
HoDfsst and we'll being. No WORT Or
Saaasurs Of mine n ever allowed to In
&osesrs with thar Just ,mands. But !
01nk svsrinduigenes the most cruel
01st Of kindness.
The first time myself ever went to
~ opsra was when I was sixteen. II
Vos the most marvellous experience In
~ worid; could not sleep all that
Ut I want my daughters to know
go keen and perfect toy. And II they
aFo taken 10 the theatre before they
- ~ enough to understand and ap-
oooula4s what they see. all the fresh
- Of the glamour viii be worn of
- they reach the age of apprecia-
Nd ysu have the same feeling about
49, amusements?" I asked.
WPREME CHARM OF CHILD
81. HOOD 10 hATuRALNEss.
kAbout all those that are ARTIFICIAL
- 6ohdren." firmly replied Mrs. Volps.
~ thers IL one pdtiable bsinx on earth
- ~ S,As~ sstf-eonsasess DIVA
~