INDEX

Achievements of Christianity,
  of women,

Alliance, an international,

America, students continue
  studies in,

American women, gifts of,
  to Medical School,

Anglo-Saxon civilization,

Appasamy, Mrs. Paul,

Archaeology, revelations of,

Aryan invades India, the,

Art Club,

Athletic teams,

Athletics,

Azariah, Mrs.;
  magazine edited by,

Blue Triangle, with the,

Brooke, Rupert, quoted,

Brown-skinned tribes,

Basket ball,

Butler, Mrs. William,

Calcutta, Social Service
  League of,

Caste and pride of race,
  broken by Dr. Paru,

Chamberlain, Miss,

Character, training women in,
and college education,

Chatterji, Omiabala,

Child marriage,

Child welfare,

Child widows and education,

Children, corpses—­and,

Children’s Home prevents
  disease, beggary, and crime,

Chinnappa, Mrs. See Singhe,
  Dr. Vera.

Christ, call of, must be heard
  to redeem the women of
  India; demonstration of
  uplifting influence of, demands
  college education,
  transforming power
  through; power, revelations
  of,

Christ’s gift of education,

Christian education, Hindu
  or,

Christian ideals, distribution
  of, demands college education,

Christian unity in education,

Christian women and need of
  India,

Christian workers, training,
  demands college education,

Christianity, achievements of;
  Dr. Paru a convert
  to,

Church work and home making,

Churches should practice internationalism,

Civilization, dawn of, of
  Anglo-Saxon recent,

Cleanliness inculcated,

Co-education in India,
  discussed by students,

College, why go to?
  teachers for high schools,
  doctors for hospitals,
  leadership,
  motherhood; co-education,

College education and future
  of India; for Indian
  girls justified,

College girls, missionary service
  one of the greatest
  fields for,

College woman, the, and
  India,

College women, pioneer services
  of,

Colleges, Indian, best for undergraduates;
  must be made truly Christian to redeem
  India; should practice
  internationalism,

Columbia University,

“Conscience clause,”

Co-operation of missions,

Co-operative housekeeping,

Corpses—­and children,

Cosmopolitan atmosphere of
  Lal Bagh,

Cosmopolitan Club,

Crime prevented by Children’s
  Home,