The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-26
Hm0mg the Club Women.

ened the members on Ancient Rome"
Then came current events, followed by
the spelling lesson. At the close of the
regular exercises the hostess showed the
way to her neatly kept kitchen and gave
practical lesson in sponge cake baking.
Volunteers We're called to hasten the
work and they formed an interesting
study some intent on beating eggs. others
measuring flour and sugar. in an incredi-
bly, short time the cake was in the oven
in the meantime Mrs. Susan Baker had
prepared some of her excellent coffee
giving instructions in the art of making
it. The cake was a success as all pres
ent will testify and with the coffee fur
nished a delicious refreshment THIS
brought to a close a very profitable and
pleasant afternoon.
The Deer Lodge Woman's club met with
Mrs. H. S. Reed Tuesday. March q. Mrs.
Smurr read very interesting paper on
the Hawaiian question. She took up the
subject from the beginning of the Kane
hamehas. or first kings, to the end of the
monarchy. illustrating with curios and
photos of people and places on the IT,
ands. Mrs. Simpson continued the sub
iect from the end of the monarchy to the
present time. Miss Alma Bteltnberg played
on the piano a selection from Rubenstein.
A general discussion on the Hawaiian
question followed. Inc club adjourned to
meet again with Mrs. Reed on March %.
The Deer Lodge Womans club is now a
member of the General Federation of
Womens clubs.
Dean Russell of the Teachers college
Columbia university, New York. has gen.
erously offered a scholarship in that mag
niiicent institution to the Georgia Fedora
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young woman whom the federation should
send for the requirement of the greatest
teaching proficiency in manual training.
German women. slow to adopt innova-
lions. have at last erected and occupied a
club house of their own in Berlin The
new organization, patterned after English
and American institutions, is called the
Deutsch F'rauen club. 1t opened the
first woman's club house in the empire in
December last. The hereditary Prince
Ernst Won Hohenlohe, with his wife, nee
Princess Gpsilanti and the state minis
tiers, Won Wedel and Herf0rt. Excellenz
Won Gneist. were present. and. vita the
Lord Mayor ana Mayoress kirchner of
Berlin, took part in the opening. Some
ladies of the nobility. such as Frau Ge-
heimrolin Won Leydcn, Frau Won Hause
man and Frau Won Witt. are the courage
Gus founders. The choice of ne house in
Shadow strasse, near the Rrandenburgrr,
was lucky, as the ground was once ocCu-
pied by the great sculptor. SchadoW, and
his famous son-in-law, the painter Ben
demann. The titting up of the club is in
the English style. and one of its principal
charms is its beautiful terrace and gar
den. Nomrn's clubs are customary in
America but the future will yet have to
prove whether they are considered ne
cessity for Germany.-Columbus Dispatch.
One has said that the first requisite of
good cluhWoman is that broad spirit of
charity which enables one not only to
look leniently on the faults and short
comings of others. but to rejoice in the
good fortune that comes to her sisters. 1t
would be well to add: A spirit that will
prompt her TO give appreCiative encour-
agement and practical recognition to the
mental capacities OF her sisters 1t is by
sympathetic interested attention that we
inspire the member on the floor to give
her best thoughts in her bes; manner
Clubs, like all other organizations, are