The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-09

schools and colleges? Accustomed for
years to routfNe work. they are unused
to apportioning their own time. and
after vacation pleasures are over will
hardly know h to do with IL or
themselves. The opportunity Is ripe for
organizing these active. alert girls into
clubs, which shall continue the educa-
ton SO well begun.-Mrs. Amy p. 8.
Stacey. president Washington state
federation.
Send q copy OF your yearly pro-
gramme to the state chairman of cor
r~espondence.
Mrs. Harriet McMurphy OF the wo-
mans club of omaha has charge OF a
large exhibit OF the New Era Cooking
school at the trans-Mississippi exposi-
ton. and is giving daily exhibits there
with marked success.
Miss o. M. r. Rowe, who has been
acting president the past year of the
Massachusetts, state federation, has
been elected to that responsible posi-
ton. She a spent several seasons
In Europe and is a woman Of of broad
and cultivated mind
After q rest through the summer
months. the woman's club took up its
duties Of Wednesday afternoon. The
attendance was large and the members
all glad to return to the club work. The
four OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES social
and domestic science. art and music.
and tourists-have each excellent pro-
grammes for the coming year. The
usual business meeting was followed
by the presidents address by Mrs. Buzz
20, which was very able and was re-
ceived with enthusiasm. Mrs. wethey
read a very Interesting paper on the
Tendencies OF American Fiction"
which was followed by a discussion on
"Idealistic and Realistic Writer'S"
On Oct. 3 the Homer club enjoyed a
social treat arranged by the president.
Mrs. Moore. at her home, 32S East
Broadway. II being the initial meeting
OF the year, "Reminiscences OF the sum-
mer's travels were dwelt upon by the
different members. on next Monday
afternoon papers will be read in the art
room of the library on The Admins
tration OF Andrew Jackson" Harriet
Beecher Stowe" Nathaniel Haw-
thorne."
The Atlas club held a delightful and
profitable session in the art room Of the
library Friday afternoon. Interesting
papers were read by Mrs. Beckwith on
the Physical Features OF England"
King Arthur and the Knights OF the
Round Table" by Mrs. Boothby. Pro-
fessor Davies announced 10 the club
that a case was to he placed In the la
dies department OF the library In
which. from week to week. would be
placed books treating or the subject
considered by the various clubs that
meet in the art room. These books may
be consulted at any time by the mem
bers of the different clubs. but may not
be drawn for home use without being
regularly charged at the issue desk.
The ladies Of the Household Economi-
cal club held their first meeting of the
season Wednesday afternoon In the art
room of the library. Although but few
members were present, n very interest
ing programme was rendered. In the
course OF the business meeting several
names were proposed and accepted for
membership. The programme of the
day was then taken up. Mrs. f. G.
Glenn being absent. her paper OF The
House, Situation and Furnishing" was
very entertaininsly read by Mrs. George
Ross. Mrs. Glenn gave the three es-
sentials to be thought OF in choice OF a
home-ra wholesome situation. a dry
cellar and a good drainage. In furnish
ing. she said: Whatever choice brio
a-brac we may possess may better he
consigned to a cabinet with glass doors
than set a~rtistically upon the tops OF
book cases or upon shelves. requiring
constant attention TO preserve them
from dust or meddlesome fingers. In
short. whatever needlessly wears out
the health and temper can lay no claim
to existence in our correctly furnished
house. Whatever the situation, what
ever the furnishing or lack OF furnish
ing, let all be frightened with a cheer
full spirit" Mrs. q. III. Martins then
raaA N shpVt nanpr on the "Day'S
Work"
Hundreds have been relieved OF head
ache and by DR.. Dodd of