Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-10
Copyright 1906. by Ryman Interview

T Copyright, 1895. by Ryman Interview .
Svndica-al
New York. October 11.-There is i'm T
New York q club calling itself by the I
imposing title Of "The Federation OF I.
Girl Bachelors Clubs The members .
of this club are individual clubs THE T.
Merry Bachelors the "Girls' Reading .
Club the paris Tour Club" and |
many, many others are members of /
"Ihe Federation Club individuals /
also may belong to- IT, and the only rec +
ommendati0n required from anybody
is letter OF unquestiCuable financial
security.
I'm these days Of benevolent ossocia-
+ tons and aid societies and working
. girls helps of an kinds The mention Of
/ financial security CRATES harshly upon
the ear. But without financial refer
ence the object of the Federation Club
would defeat itself. and the members
be as bad OFF as though they did not be-
Ions to IT,
The Federation Club is a union of
Girls clubs for the purpose Of securing
Tor the individual members household
ana dress supplies at prices less than
retail IL Us cooperative club and
thus far in its career-that Of six pros
porous mon-hs-lt is the greatest sue
5 cess of Che century.
=. UNDER PRETTY RULE.
e The president Of The Federation Climb
k is very pretty girl bachelor She is
h. not member of any other club. and
b put in her claim TO membership on the
% ground tina, She liked to keep house
q but couldn't quite afford fl al current
rates for rent and household expenses
After q month of membership. so SEN
o sible was she ON an questions. and SO
! invaluable when the members were
I "c0rnered.' that She was unanimously
d elected president for the next year.
e The principal thing that The Fedora,
a tiOn Club does is TO hire apartments
/ for it's members. A canvass is made
and the members tabulated. at the
I September canvass twenty wanted u
o. live down town. twenty-five wanted a
3 central residence, and fifty desired
a apartments near Central Park Ten
II, wanted TO be far up in the town.
Acting upon these wishes. the long
, headed Miss President despatched her
agent TO the apartment houses in the
desired parts of the city. Downtown she
lL
. Bile in every way. for q third less than
REGULAR rental. on condition that she
take the whole house for year. The
same arrangement YVES made up town
and again around the park. Very nice
quarters were secured at low rents. and
q everybody who lives i'm a large city
knows what this means.
The president next sublet the apart
ments TO- members according as they
desire them. The rents varied and
SO ala the purses, and all were able to
be suited.
The next step was to fi- out the differ
: emf aD9r-men.s with electric light priv
81 fegas Many of the members were
, artists and needed strong light in oil
p Darts of the studio 70 supplement sun
Tebr. small dynamos were procured
and put in. ,-,..,.,
AS ft was September the long-headedi
/ Miss President began looking around
for coal. Crates and ranges needed H.
{ whether steam heat were provided or
. not: and notwithstanding the coai par
/ ons. She got It fer O quarter OIL the re-
tail price by taking 100 tons. InlS as
] tributad in the different cellars, accord
e ing to- orders left az her Office, gave
each a supply for the winter. And 50
q all things are managed.
A WORD WITH THE president I.
The President. when interviewed in
9 her rooms about the Federation Club,
1 said: Our aim. and our only aim. IS