Music Teachers' Plight at National Association Meet
At the twenty-seventh annual meeting of the Music Teachers National Association held at Teachers College delegates from thirty-two states heard warnings that many teachers lack knowledge of musical rudiments. W. H. Dana of Warren Ohio urged improvement, noting real musicians are in orchestras. General Horatio C. King pushed for a public school linked conservatory and NY artistic leadership was forecast. The evening featured a Warren Orchestra concert at St Nicholas Garten followed by a Brighton Beach dinner with Sir Edward Lear as guest.
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Music Teachers' National Association
W. H. Dana
Warren
Ohio
Teachers College
Mr. Dana
Europe
Waldo S. Pratt
Hartford Theological Seminary
Daniel Gregory Mason
Richard Henry Warren
St. Nicholas Garten
Brighton Beach
Sir Edward Elear
Unhappy Children and the New Philanthropies
Mrs. Anna Garlin Spencer spoke at the summer School of Philanthropy about unhappiness harming children, the role of a stable home, and the need for public schools to provide physical diagnosis, training, and special instruction for backward children within a democratic system.
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Anna Garlin Spencer
Summer School of Philanthropy
Spencer
Byers Public School
Claiborne Weds General Cox In Richmond Home
Mrs Katherine Cabell Claiborne wife of General William Ruffin Cox of Edgecombe County NC wed in Richmond event officiated by Bishop Cheshire with Dim extended family present. Cox, a former Confederate brigadier and judge, will begin a wedding journey after a short honeymoon in Betgecomb County.
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Telegraph
Richmond
Katherine Cabelt Claiborne
National Society of the Colonial Dames
William Ruffin Cox
Edgecomb County
Bishop Cheshire
North Carolina
Landon Mason
Graco Church
Matherine
Ethel Cabell
Dorothy Cabell
L& Sas
Alston Cabeil
Spt
Arlen Ruttin
Hillsboro
N.C
Confederats
Adpo
Ife
Ince Fe Gomareas
Wae
Senate
Cle
Supreme Court of Reetiden
Seader
Coaitec
Ofichmond
National Roctory of Colonial Dames
South Carolina
Confederate Museum
Virginian Organisation
Miss Dreier Marries Raymond Robins in Private Brooklyn Ceremony
Miss Margaret Dreier eldest daughter of the late Theodore and Mrs. Dreier wed Raymond Robins, a noted Chicago settlement worker, in a private Brooklyn ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis. Guests included family, Boston, Chicago, Louisville, and London connections. Miss Dorothea Dreier and Miss Elizabeth Robins attended.
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Margaret D. Dreier
Theodore Dreier
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Brooklyn
Newell Dwight Hillis
Miss Dreter
Montague Terrace
Miss Dreier
Dorothea A. Dreier
Mary Elizabeth Dreier
Katherine S. Dreier
Elizabeth Robins
London
Miss Dreler
Barnard Club
Robins
Staten Island
Columbia
Northwestern University
Harlan
George Sc
George Vietor
Fritz Acelis
William Read
O'Reilly
Leonora O'Reilly
Marsgaret Daly
Rose Schneidermann
Adelaide Samuels
Gertrude Barnum
Truman
J. Backes
Henry Bradford
Wilmington
Del
Roswell Skeel
Henry White
New Haven
Conn
Mary Dreier
Katherine Drefer
Heldlauff
Daisy Valentine
Bessie Valentine
Clement Waters
Boston
Franz Reinhold
Washington
Hermann Schreiber
Germany
Enlarge Our Lives Through Kindness and Faith
Fragment from a charitable appeal mixing poetry and donations. Lucy Larcom in Connecticut sends $30 for the sunshine list while other Brooklyn and New Jersey donors contribute small sums for sick workers and emergency funds. Industrial schools seek a sunshine trolley party and an outing in the park for their children.
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GL. W. H
Connecticut
B. W. Lincoln
Brooklyn
Bessie L. Alley
George A. Price
Westfield
New Jersey
How to Discipline a Child by Margaret Louise
A Brooklyn column on parenting argues that child behavior reflects parental influence and prenatal factors. It advises examining nourishment sleep and environment before correcting a whining temper and stresses parental calm, respect, and consistent discipline. It offers steps to curb whining mimicry fair play toward jealousy and handling visitors, ending with guiding principles: model behavior, address offenses, and redirect with positive actions.
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Dearittle
Robert
Este
Mott Street school children aided by Tribune Sunshine Society
Elizabth F. Dwyer principal of the Mott Street Industrial School writes asking Tribune Sunshine Society to help take five hundred Italian children to a park. Passaic Branch No 1 donates $10 to the outing fund. A crippled AT. S. S. member needs a $6 wheelchair tie replacement. An invalid West Virginia girl receives a hammock funded by the Sunshiners. Gifts from Kentucky North Carolina and others bring reading material and wool for blankets.
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Brooklyn
Mott St. Industrial
Children’s Aid Society
Tribune Sunshine Society
Elizabeth F. Dwyer
West Virginia
Godfrey
Kentucky
Music for the Blind Seeks Accessible Tunes and Box Music
A request from a mission church pastor's wife asks for music such as hymn tunes in the New York point print or a music box to aid blind people. An autoharp has been forwarded for office use. Also noted is a crate of daisies shipped yesterday with the initials W. T. H. and grateful thanks to the donor.
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Nymn
New-York Point
War Department
General Staff
Lst
Esc
Military Information Bureau
Naval Intelligence OM
Tig Cane
Garden Party Indoes Rain Not Dampening Civic Fundraiser
A garden party hosted by Junior Auxiliary No 14 at the home of Mrs Melchior Beltzhoover drew crowds despite showers. Attendees enjoyed a candy grab bag hats and cakes, a concert, and games while raising nearly $800 for the auxiliary with proceeds at the door. The event featured a mobile band on the veranda and multiple tables of activities including a haystack grab bag and a poppy basket for charity.
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Stony Wold Sanatorium
Auxiliary No. 14
Ardsley-on-Hudson
Melchior S. Beltzhoever
Stony Wold
Kenyon B. Conger
Auxiary
Helen Bull
Frederick Bull
Lincoln McCormack
Frederica Bull
Madge McCormack
Ethel McCormack
Emily Cumming
Millinery
McCormack
Ruth Moller
Walston Hill
Miss Flower
Misses McCormack
Franklin Q. Brown
James McKenzie
Albert Shaw
Hewitt
May Terry
Benjamin
Sturdly
Henry Villard
George Shrady
O. G. Smith
Arthur Howard
Archbold
George Mars
Reginald Jaffray
Lanman’ Bull
Melchior
Joan Beltzioover
Auxiliary
Seton Academy Exercises Honor Roll and Program
Graduation exercises at Seton Academy Yonkera featured Miss Laurie Cox and Miss Adeline Kraus receiving academic honors while Miss Gertrude Coyle delivered the welcome address. Seniors performed Shakespeare scenes and juniors an operetta, with music, dances, recitations and songs. Cox was valedictorian and an exhibition of paintings, china, and note books from lessons was displayed afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton Academy
Yonkera
Laurie Cox
Adeline Kraus
Gertrude Coyle
School Board Adopts Revised Elementary Course of Study
The Board of Education yesterday approved a revised elementary course, replacing Latin and stenography with Spanish as an elective and moving civics earlier. Geography becomes more commercial in focus and a new Grade 7 subject on commercial relations with Europe is added.
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Board of Education
America
Olmsted
Morocco Troubles Push Perdicaris Back to New York
Jon N. Perdicaris returns to New York after a South visit and plans August sail to Africa. He will publish in The International Quarterly on The Causes of the Decline of the Moorish Empire and gave The Tribune an exclusive interview on Moorish conference implications. The piece surveys Moroccan native desires for guidance, resources, railways, and law, while noting French and German diplomatic friction and Fez negotiations affecting European interests.
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Jon N. Perdicaris
Raisull
New York
Africa
America
International Quarterly
The
Tribune
Perdicaris
Paris
Morocco
Berlin
M. Delcassé
Prince Radolin
Lord Lansdowne
Fez
Bismarck
M. Debaseé
England
Germany
Panama Sanitary Efforts Highlight Isthmus Health
Army surgeons report Panama fairly healthy overall with ongoing sanitation reforms. Colon swamps hinder progress and malaria remains a major threat. fight against yellow fever seen as most challenging. Navy and Army scholarly notes discuss foreign-language translations and planned efficiency in vessel contracts.
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Washington
Panama
Isthmian Canal Zone
Colon
Wiliam C. Goreas
U.S. A
Mediterranean Powers Face Imperial Strife and Bias
The text discusses Emperor William's stance amid Fez clashes and French advances against a strained Sultan. It notes funding from beyond the Algerian frontier supporting a throne pretender, paid with French gold. It warns the United States and Mediterranean powers to heed their responsibilities for future commercial interests and hints at Kaiser's strategic moves.
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William
Fez
United States
Mediterranean
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