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Deaconesses in Europe

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Hachette & Co., 136.
Hadwig, Duchess, 115.
Hagerstown, Md., 211.
Hamburg, 111, 113.
Harley House, 160.
Haerter, Pastor, 93.
Hastings, President, 218.
Hausser, G., 110, 111.
Headship, twofold, 106.
Herborn, 52.
Herford, 41.
Herzog, 32.
Holland, 108.
Home, pleasures of, 250.
Home missionary. See Parish deaconess.
Home missions, 170.
Hospitals. 48, 62, 69, 71, 73-75, 83, 93, 100, 103, 115,
125, 127, 146, 158, 170, 179, 180, 206, 207, 230, 232.
House-mother, 106.
House of correction, 127.
House of Evening Rest, 71.
Howson, J. D., 15, 27, 84, 148, 157.
Hoxton, 185.
Hughes, Mrs., 163.
Huguenots, 141.
Humanitarianism, 11.
Huss, John, 40.

Idstein, gymnasium, 51.
Ignatius, 21, 29.
Infirmary, 206.
_Imitation of Christ_, 38.
Immigrants, 242.
India, 186, 187, 221, 227.
Inquiry, Department of, 183.
Insane, 68, 105, 234.
Introduction, 3.
Invalid kitchen, 173.
Iserlohn, Westphalia, 208.
Italy, 77, 78, 108, 232.

Jacksonville, Ill., 73, 206.
Jaffa, 182.
Jerusalem, 74, 162.
John ii, 5, 257.
John the Baptist, 257.
Jones, Agnes, 147.
Jubilee anniversary, 91.

Kaiserswerth, 52, 57, 147, 152, 203, 234.
yearly expenses, 258.
KAISERSWERTH, THE INSTITUTIONS AT, 61: deaconess home,
hospital, first deaconess, 63; normal-school for
infant-school teachers, 64; Bible stories, 65; Fliedner's
wife, 65; publishing house, _Kaiserswerth Almanac_, _The
Poor and Sick Friend_, finance, 66; orphan asylum, 67;
normal-school for female teachers, insane asylum, 68; farm,
69; refuge, Salem, 70; House of Evening Rest,
daughter-houses, 71; Berlin, 72; Pittsburg, 73; Jerusalem,
74; Beirut, Smyrna, 76; Salem in the Lebanon, 77.
KAISERSWERTH, THE REGULATIONS AT, AND THE DUTIES AND
SERVICES OF THE DEACONESSES, 79; service, 79; nurses,
teachers, visitors, 80; probation, 81; dress, expenses, 82;
duties, quiet half-hour, 83; union, obedience, 84;
consecration, 85; conferences, statistics, 86; emergencies,
87; wars, 89; Fliedner's death, successors, 91.
_Kaiserswerth Almanac_, 86.
Katherine Home, 163.
Kempis, Thomas a, 38.
Kilburn Orphanage, 160.
King's Daughters, 253.
Kloenne, Johann Adolph Franz, 46, 54.
Krueger, Marie, 207.

Lads' Institute, 181.
Lambert le Begue, 34.
Lankenau, John D., 207, 208.
Laseron, Dr. and Mrs., 157, 158.
Laundry, 161.
Layton, M. E., 226.
Lectures, syllabus of, 196.
Leonard, A. B., 224.
Library, lending, 175.
Life, the highest, 251.
Lightfoot, Bishop, 15.
Literature referred to, 10, 11, 12, 15, 20, 21, 23, 24, 26,
31, 33, 44, 47, 49, 55, 66, 68, 70, 76, 79, 110, 111, 120,
134, 142, 144, 146, 148, 150-152, 155-157, 164, 167, 175,
178, 181, 192, 194, 205, 212, 214, 216, 217, 221, 226, 232,
241, 245, 253.
Littlejohn, Bishop, 215.
Liverpool work-house, 147.
London, 166, 238-241, 245, 256.
See Mildmay.
London Diocesan Deaconess Institution, 151.
London Bible-women's Mission, 160.
London West Central Mission, 163, 164.
Loomis, S. L., 245.
Los Angeles, Cal., 219.
"Lost Way, The," 100.
Love, Christian, 11, 13.
Lucian, 22.
Ludlow, John Malcolm, 20, 23, 37, 87, 148.
Luke x, 5, 184.
Luther, Martin, 40, 42.

McClintock & Strong, 23, 232.
McGill, A. T., 217.
MacMaster, 11.
Makrina ordained, 29.
Maine, Henry, 247.
Malta, 182.
Mann, W. J., 207, 211.
Marbeau, M. 235.
Marthashof, 99, 102.
Mary J. Drexel Home and Philadelphia Mother-house of
Deaconesses, 87, 127, 210, 211.
Matt. xi, 3-5, 257.
Maxwell, Alice Maud, 200, 201.
Medical mission, 179.
Medical training, 186, 187.
Mennonites, 44, 54, 59.
Men's Bible-class, 175.
Men's Institute, 180.
Men's Night-school, 174.
Meredith, Mrs., 160, 162.
Methodism, German, 110.
Methodist Episcopal Church, 107, 203, 220, 253, 257.
Meyer, Consul, 207.
Meyer, Lucy Rider, 220, 221.
Middle Ages, 232.
Middleburg, 42.
Mildmay, 202, 253.
MILDMAY INSTITUTIONS, 166: William Pennefather, Barnet,
Conferences, 167; Mildmay Park, 168; missionary
training-school and home, 169; deaconesses, 170; conference
hall, deaconess house, 171; Pennefather's death, successor,
173; invalid kitchen, flower mission, 173; Dorcas room,
men's night school, 174; lending library, men's Bible-class,
servants' registry, 175; sitting-room, 175; garden, 176;
orphanage, Scripture texts, 177; conference hall, parish
deaconesses, 178; nursery home, cottage hospital, medical
mission, 179; Bethnal Green, 180; convalescent homes, 181;
nurses, railway mission, 182; deaconesses of all classes,
183; missionary training-school, 184; classes trained, 186;
expenses, 188.
Milwaukee, Wis., 73, 206.
Ministrae, 19.
Minna, convict, 57.
Minneapolis, Minn., 226.
Missionary training school, 169, 170, 184, 185, 186.
Missions, 11, 12.
Mohammedans, 75.
Monks, 32, 41, 136.
Monod, Sara, 120, 136, 138.
Monod, W., 120.
Moravians, 44, 45.
Morley, Samuel, 159.
Mother-houses, 64, 72, 74, 80, 86, 106.
Mothers, 235.
Mount Vernon, N. Y., 206.
Muelhausen, 95.
Muenster, Frederika, 56.
Muttra, India, 227.
Myrtha, Sister, 116.

Neal, Daniel, 142.
Neander, 23, 24.
Nectarius, Bishop, 28.
Netherlands, 35, 37, 39, 42, 44.
Neudettelsau, 103.
New Orleans, La., 226.
New York, N. Y., 226, 244, 245.
Nicarete, deaconess, 25.
Night-school, 174.
Nightingale, Florence, 146-148, 234.
Normal school, 64, 66, 68.
_North American Review_, 12.
Norway, 108.
Norwegian Lutherans, 211.
Nuns, 32, 37, 41, 151, 247.
Nursery girls, 101.
Nursery home, 179.
Nurses, 68, 71, 80, 83, 89, 90, 93, 104, 112, 113, 127, 133,
182, 191, 208.
Nursing sisters' institution, 146.

OBJECTIONS MET AND SUGGESTIONS OFFERED, 247: hard work and
God's favor, 247; not nuns, 247; Roman Catholic sisters,
248; distinctive dress, 249; cut off from home life, 250;
America favorable, 252; Methodist Episcopal Church
favorable, 253; how become deaconess? 255; "do it," 257.
Orleans, Synod of, 30.
Olympias, 26, 27.
Omaha, Neb., 211.
Ordination. See Consecration.
Origen, 30.
Orphanages, 67, 73, 75-77, 159, 177, 206.
"Outsiders," 164.

Palestine, 76.
Paris, 232, 235.
PARIS, DEACONESSES IN, 120: Sara Monod, W. Monod, 120;
deaconess establishment, 121; reports, children, 123;
creche, hospital, 125; convalescents' home, 126; house of
correction, 127; moral results, 130; Commune investigation,
131; wounded, boarders, 132; preparatory school, nurses,
133; success, parish deaconesses, 134; prisons for women,
135; Mademoiselle Dumas, 136; branches, 138; parish
deaconesses, 139; consecration, 140.
Paris, Matthew, 37.
Parish Deaconesses, 72, 80, 96, 103, 110, 134, 139, 191,
238, 254.
Pascal, Jacqueline, 125.
Passavant, W. A., 73, 205, 206.
Passy, 126.
Pastors, 245, 254.
Pegran, Pasteur, 44.
Pentadia, 26.
Pennefather, William, 167, 173, 202.
wife of, 173.
1 Pet. ii, 5, 40.
iii, 4, 155.
Pharmacy, 126.
Philadelphia, Pa., 87, 127, 207, 210, 218, 226.
Phoebe, 14, 22, 189, 205.
Pilgrim fathers, 143, 144.
Pittsburg, Pa., 73, 205.
Plan for securing uniformity, 226.
Plato, 10.
Pliny, letter, ministrae, 19.
Poles in Buffalo, 243, 244.
Poor Men of Lyons, 39.
_Poor and Sick Friend_, 66, 104, 152.
Portsmouth, 153.
Potter, H. C. 212.
Prayer, 23, 83, 84, 118.
Presbyterian Church, 202, 217.
_Presbyterian Review_, 217, 219.
Preparatory school, 133.
Princess Mary Village Home, 161.
Prison Gate Mission, 161.
Prisoners, 55-58, 60, 70, 112, 135, 160, 161.
Probation, 81, 118, 184, 187.
Procla, deaconess, 26.
Protestant Episcopal Church, 212.
Protestants, 48, 105, 145, 151.
Psa. lxviii, 11, 246.
Publishing House, 66, 136.
Pudentiana, deaconess, 30.
Puritans, 142, 144.
Pusey, Dr., 149.

Railway mission, 182.
Recke, Count von der, 49.
Rector, 106.
Reformed Church, 42.
Regulations, 79, 118, 193, 213.
Reichardt, Gertrude, 63.
Rest, 70, 71, 117.
Rhenish-Westphalian Deaconess Society, 228.
Riehen, near Basel, 104.
Rochester, N. Y., 73, 206.
Rock River Conference, 221.
Roman, J. Dixon, 211.
Roman Catholic Church, 30, 34, 244, 248, 249.
Rom. xvi, 1, 14, 115, 189.
Rome, 30, 78, 232.
Rue de Bridaine, 139.
Rue de Reuilly, 120, 127, 132.
Russia, 108.

Sabiniana, 25.
Sachsenhausen, 112.
St. Christopher's Church, 35.
St. Gaul, 112, 115.
St. Louis, Mo., 226.
St. Loup, 104.
St. Marie, 134.
Salem, 70, 77, 117.
Salisbury Home, 153.
Salle d'Asile, 123.
Savings Bank, 181.
Schaefer, Theodor, 22, 27, 39, 42, 49, 95, 99, 146.
Schaff, Philip, 23, 24, 30.
Scheffel, 115.
SCOTLAND, DEACONESSES IN, 189: Church of Scotland, A. H.
Charteris's report, 190; three grades of women workers, 193;
Deaconess Institution and Training-home, 195; syllabus of
lectures, 196; consecration, seven years' experience or two
years' training, 199; Presbyterian Churches of Great
Britain, 202; office of deaconess made organic, 203.
Scripture texts, illustration of, 177.
Servants, 85, 99, 101, 102.
Servants Home, 241.
Servants' Registry, 175.
Service, threefold, 79, 229.
Shanghai, 109.
Sieveking, Amalie, 47.
Singing, 84, 85.
"Sister," 149, 165.
Sisterhoods, 47, 150, 157, 212, 215, 216, 248.
Sisters of Charity, 93, 136, 145.
Sisters of the Common Life, 37, 39.
Sisters of the People, 163, 164.
Sisters of the Sacred Heart, 237.
Smyrna, 76.
Soup Kitchen, 169.
Southern Presbyterian Church, 218.
Southey, 145, 146.
Spaeth, A., 205, 207, 211.
Spain, 108.
Sparkes, Miss, 227.
Sparta, 10.
Spee, Count, 58.
Spee, Countess, 59.
Statistics, 86, 87.
Stevenson. Dr., 148.
"Stille halbe Stunde," 84.
Strasburg, 93.
Success and glory, 247.
Superintendent, 72, 195.
Support. See Expenses.
Sweden, 108.
Swedish Lutherans, 211.
Switzerland, 104, 112, 235.
Syllabus of Lectures, 196.
Syria, 76.

Talitha Cumi, 75.
Teachers, 68, 76, 80.
See Normal.
Theodosius, Emperor, 28.
Thoburn, Isabella, 226.
Thoburn, J. M., 5, 221, 222, 224, 227.
1 Tim. iii, 8, 17.
iii, 8, 9, 79.
iii, 11, 15.
v, 9, 16.
Tit. ii, 3, 16.
Tottenham, 159.
Training-school, 62, 70, 229.
Turkey, 108.
TWELFTH TO THE NINETEENTH CENTURIES, DEACONESSES FROM THE,
34; Belgium, Lambert le Begue, 34; Beguines, 35; Sisters
and Brothers of the Common Life, Gerhard Groot, 37; Thomas a
Kempis, 38; Waldenses, 39; Bohemians, Huss, 40; Luther, 40;
Calvin, 42; Netherlands, 42; Damsels of Charity, 43;
Mennonites, Moravians, 44; Zinzendorf, 45.

Uniformity, Plan, 226.
United States. See America.

Valette, Pastor, 130, 139.
Vermeil, Pastor, 100, 139.
Vienna, 104.
Virgins, 20, 21, 25.
Von Stein, 48.

Wacker, Emil, 21, 40, 66, 231, 248.
Waiting-school, 235, 236.
Wakefield, Bishop of, 157.
Waldenses, 39.
Wars, nurses in, 89.
Weiss, G., 110.
Wesel, 42.
Western Church, 30.
Western New York, 216.
Widows, 16, 20, 21, 144.
Williams, Miss, 104.
"Willows, The," 184.
Wilmer, Bishop, 213.
Winckworth, C., 102.
Women, Old Testament, 24.
Apostolic times, 13, 16.
Early Church, 20.
Methodist, 6.
Women's Guild, 193, 200.
Women Workers' Guild, 193.
Wordsworth, 15, 239.
Work, hard, 247.
Wounded, 89, 131.
Wurdemberger, Sophie, 103.
Wurtemberg, 110.
Work-house, 72, 147.

Young, Alexander, 144.

Zinzendorf, Count, 45.
Zuerich, 104, 112, 115, 116.




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| Transcriber's notes: Obvious spelling/typographical and |
| punctuation errors have been corrected after careful comparison |
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| The original book was published by HUNT & EATON at New York, and |
| by CRANSTON & STOWE at Cincinnati. The copyright date was 1889. |
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| Occasional discrepancies between index and text (for example, |
| "Harter" in the index but "Haerter" in the text) have been |
| corrected to match the text. |
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| Some inconsistent mid-line hyphenations have been retained: |
| "bedside" and "bed-side" occur once each |
| "housework" and "house-work" occur once each |
| "workhouse[s]" occurs twice and "work-house" occurs three times |
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