Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-04

greatest OF all in tho Roentgen ray.
So the close of '96 closed year Of in-
tense that il almost might foreshAdow
decay in it's restless nervous tension,
and the hope may be Of the coming
year which has just become we'll
christened that II may bring q quiet
and calm.
II 10 one of the sweetest things 10
see, is complete love between moth
or and daughter where thsy are in
complete unison about everything,
and thoroughly enjoy each others co
cisty, How pleasant II the daughter
invites her mother TO take q walk
with her, or to make q Vocial call, in
stead Of always going with younger
companions aud leaving mother At
home, and where she will invite her
young companions 10 call on mother
and always have mother 10 che front
instead Of thrust IN tho background,
and If mother possesses such q
daughters love, abe should never IN
any way, be II ever so slight, exclude
her from her society. II Che mother
has pleasures IN social organizations
OF any kind out side Of the home and
the daughter would like 70 20 with
her, be sure TO take her along, A
mother should never enter organiEa-
tions, be what they may, that she
could not invite or take her daughter
along IL she has grown TO the age OF
comprehension. II you have no
daughter Of your own invite some
other womsn's daughter and the
influence you have may be greater
than you dreamed Of. Too often are
daughters left to promenade the
streets while the mother attends come
charitable organization or club whore
the daughter has not been invited on
account Of "being young" and the
result is oit.times On alienation Of
affection between them, aside from
the effect morally, besides the dSuRh-
tor wants 70 learn the rules and regu-
lstions Of crga1izaEiona and then X
che and her young companions want
to do as mother does, have q club or
charity society they have an insight
into how to go to work to organize
Most daughters like to DO with
mother, but il is sadly noticeable
chat, there are too many mothers and
daughters who have their socisbllity
too wide apart Take your girls with
you, or take some other girl.
In looking over the exchanges ii 10
very forCibly brought TO notice the
ever increasing number OF women'g
clubs, ana the very interesting re-
ports Of their weekly meetings. The
interest that is taken in all discus
sIons and literary work, the very
pleasant soclability that they foster,
and the friendship that ito members
regard each other With, the very
highest esteem and love they show
their presidents. And we are very
glad to note that the Hyperion club
Of Philllpsburg is not behind any Of
these eastern or western clubs in tho
interest shown IN the work, in the
sociabillty and the friendships form.
cd within It's circles, and the high
regard shown 10 it's president, who
has the love and esteem Of everyone
Of it's members. She has left nothing
undone to make the club perfect
success, which has been proved by
the number who attend regularly and
the interest taken to strengthen the
organization. "In union there is
strength" the old adsge has been we'll
proven IN the result Of the woman's
club OF Phillipsburg, and we know no
other club could prove better sue
cess. Years ago wise heads prophe.
cled complete DISRUPTION, but
prophecies sometimes fail load ones
always do), and wise heads know
now, that when the women are
brought together in one common In
terest Of advancement and betterment
they never know the work fail.
The senate Of Alabama has passed
bill allowing women single or mar
ried, TO practice law when properly
qualified, in every court Of the state.
This is the first southern state to
recognize women lawyers as regulSr
members Of the profession.
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