Frances Mary Buss

In a life written by a friend for friends there must of necessity be more of the intimacy of private friendship than in a record written dispassionately for an unknown public. The world in general knows Frances Mary Buss as a public worker—capable, energetic, successful. By her friend...

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Frances Mary Buss

PREFACE
BOOK I. EARLY LIFE. CHAPTER I. CHILDHOOD.
CHAPTER II. GIRLHOOD.
CHAPTER III. INFLUENCE.
CHAPTER IV. HELPFULNESS.
BOOK II. PUBLIC WORK. CHAPTER I. TRANSITION.
CHAPTER II. “WE WORK IN HOPE.”
CHAPTER III. “THE SISTERS OF THE BOYS.”
CHAPTER IV. TIMELY HELP.
CHAPTER V. TRIUMPH.
CHAPTER VI. WITH HER FELLOW-WORKERS.
CHAPTER VII. LIFE AT MYRA LODGE.
CHAPTER VIII. EARLY EDUCATIONAL IDEALS.
CHAPTER IX. PRACTICAL WORK.
CHAPTER X. THE HEAD-MISTRESSES’ ASSOCIATION.
CHAPTER XI. UNIVERSITY EDUCATION FOR WOMEN.
CHAPTER XII. TRAINING COLLEGES FOR TEACHERS.
CHAPTER XIII. GENERAL INTERESTS.
BOOK III. LATER YEARS CHAPTER I. IN THE HOLIDAYS.
CHAPTER II. ROME.
CHAPTER III. SOCIAL LIFE.
CHAPTER IV. FRIENDSHIPS.
CHAPTER V. REST.
CHAPTER VI. “AND HER WORKS DO FOLLOW HER.”

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