Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

The way. where intellectually unai-
dyed" ls the standard for its men aud
women memhera For the most part
On Chlcago. however, this hard hfaib
work has been done at the woman's
club. while the mans club has coutin-
ucd as a place ~ luxurious ease.
fnesmuch ne club women are running
20 much 10 intellectually. this mixing
may be n good thing
There D. no doubt II will b. excellent
dofirnblc Tor the eternal feminine"
what Is more. for there are some people
who have scented danger IN the excess
Hive cultivation Of the club womnn'a
Uranium all by herself.
10 o. wise reminder. OF any rate, Of
the moral contained in note
which "a New England mother drcnding
Tor her son the 10 effects Of ovcrHtudy,
wrote 20 the achooi.teachcr u VAS
Dear MlsH-rlenac do not push John
ME too hard. Tor rn much uf biz brains
" inteilrck that he ought Co be- held
back great deal or he viii run TO In
tolleck entirely. an do not desire IT,
his intcicck from getting bigger than
hia body an importing him for life.
Chicago club women do not seem dis
posed following the nrcyfna nfiair, to
boycott the Paris expedition.
their usual facility Tor passing resolu-
lions have declared they viii not go
near the big International show. one
of the LEADING wOmcus clubs In st.
Louis. Tor Instance. has unanimously
voted that no member SHAH attend the
Kansas city club women have gone
one botter-or worse. They not only Of
Ideally taboo the Paris show. but have
agreed not 20 buy articles manufactured
boz France.
There viii probably be Ink shed over
the matter in some sections but Ameri-
can club women as whole are plun-
ming Tor a part az the Paris exposition.
And innumcrable clubs. what u more.
arc AZ preliminary. 10 study France
and the Fair this coming season.
What has been called the Colonial
Danes Scrap" is really "a legal proceed
ing whereby one patriotic society sought
10 Keep another patriotic society from
using the numo Colonial Danes
Thorr is small society numbering
900 members aH lt happens. who call
/ Themselves Colonial Danes NJ America.
/ There IL another society NJ 1000 mem-
hora whose name ~ National Society
OF colonial Danes 81 America. The for
mer. through the supreme court. tried
/ 10 prevent the latter from using this H.
! tie The supreme court. however, de-
/ cided against the Colonial Danes 81
America on the ground that no imam
| rinl Interest was Involved, ana that no
] woman had Joined either society under
| mlnpprehcnHlon.
IL " somewhat 90 coincidence that
/ our two hlR national organizations ot
/ patriotic women=tho Colonial Danes
/ aud the Daughters VI the Revolution
/ have split into two parts. But their
/ noble ancestors were contentious. you
/ know. and probably thcy-thc patriot
club women " toduy-iust naturally
can't help H.
Ministerial men who arise ever 30 o.
ten 60 say things about the club w0mer
| who does charitable work Ia the clui
| rather than In the churches ought 10 b
| given two pointers.
one comes from club at Sullivan
| Itarhor. Ne, called SuruHla, Who's
members unuided BY men folk. have
built bran new church. For Hcvcra
| years these dear dubbed sisters have
/ been collecting funds. and the othel
day dedicated tho attractive little hous'
The other pointer comes from wo
mans club In New York. These womei
have purchased lot AT sitka. Alaska
on which they propose TO erect
church. Il " 10 be known az st. Pc
ter'a.by -the-Scn.
AND vel II u only six months ago
Chicago divinc-who " human as wei
a. diyinc-aaid among other causu
Women clubs seem TO me to spen
All their time getting up boards uf III
rectora and studying parllamentar
law"
Preaching IL one thing and praetlein
u h another, sure enough.