SPECIAL METHODS AND TYPES OF WORK: STORY-TELLING; READING CLUBS; HOME LIBRARIES, PLAYGROUNDS, ETC.
The Story Hour. (Wisconsin Library Bulletin, 1905, P. 4.)
EDNA LYMAN SCOTT.
Story-telling in Libraries. (Public Libraries, 1908, P. 349.)
JOHN COTTON DANA.
Story-telling—A Public Library Method. (Child Conference for Research and Welfare, 1909, P. 225.) FRANCES JENKINS OLCOTT.
Story-telling as a Library Tool. (Child Conference for
Research and Welfare, 1909, P. 39.)
ALICE A. BLANCHARD.
Report of the Committee on Story-Telling. (Playground,
1910, P. 160.)
ANNIE CARROLL MOORE.
Reading Clubs for Older Boys and Girls. (Child Conference for Research and Welfare, 1909, p. 13) CAROLINE MARIA HEWINS.
Library Clubs for Boys and Girls. (Library Journal, 1911,
p. 251.)
MARIE HAMMOND MILLIKEN.
Library Reading Clubs for Young People. (Library Journal,
1912, p 547.)
ANNA COGSWELL TYLER.
Home Libraries. (International Congress of Charities,
Correction, and Philanthropy, 1893, Second Section, Report,
p. 144.)
CHARLES WESLEY BIRTWELL
Home Libraries. (Library Journal, 1896, p. 60.)
MARY SALOME FAIRCHILD.
Library Day at the Playgrounds. (Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.
Monthly Bulletin, 1901, p. 275.)
MEREDYTH WOODWARD.
Library Work in Summer Playgrounds. (A. L. A. Proceedings,
1911, p. 246.)
GERTRUDE ELIZABETH ANDRUS.
The Selection of Books for Sunday School Libraries and
Their Introduction to Children. (Library Journal, 1882,
p. 250.)
SAMUEL SWETT GREEN.
The Children's Museum in Brooklyn. (Library Journal, 1910,
p. 149.)
MIRIAM S. DRAPER.
Work with Children at the Colored Branch of the Louisville
Free Public Library. (Library Journal, 1910, p. 160.)
RACHEL D. HARRIS.
The Foreign Child at a St. Louis Branch. (Library Journal,
191, p. 851)
JOSEPHINE MARY MCPIKE.