The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25
Club WORK.
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CLUB WOMEN.

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~~ HE couvonfton Of ~ wash
tngtoa OHnte Ho1esott1u Of
women's CuuIba, eor WINCH oar
clubwomen have been preparing
IL for nearly rear. h NOW . thing
Of the past. and our earnest
workers. may feel that they have accom-
plished much that II Of lasting nature
Ian - hopea aal amticipa6gone for =
hslpfui and reoftah,e session OF meeting
tu0other. ~ ven . IN enjoyable one.
seamsa TO csyseailise into realisation In
the interchangs Of harmonious and pro-
nEnnuevu fAoae a. voek eloar the lines az
clubwomen, who have hfthsgto been TO
many Of us but con1eeture md a ideal.
1avo now boesms . pesnOnll reality. and
- uow foel IN ind1vtauat acquaintance
fhat hae boen beeoeo snAa IN impoos1Dlli-
n. III porfoet hoSaneny ovinced IN the
eenAuee Of tho adn1rs a. every session. are
credit to every one OF us. Seattle club
woman are stimulated snew to organised
Start q snauy 6froctioos. ana e Is hoped
the vacation nov approaching will not
In any measure dull the enthusiasm.
TIE eommittee On resolutions, Of which
Hrs. Gwauwell Of Everett. was chair
man, presented rssolutteas for the intro
auction a. manual traln1ng into schools.
AM Eooommeudod that an effort be made
to influence school boards to that end
The second resolution was to the effect
that club reports should omit club his
tory, CONSUMING IA report 70 the recital
Of actual work accomplished. These res
oluttoas Nore unaatUousIy pass~d, q
were those relating to the club extension
club work, and also 20 preserve the his
tory and relics Of the state Of washing
-.
C1ubwouaen who hsvo efyen thought 20
the subject must feel that the outgoing
6oard - buij6ed wisely ana veil. how
wisely. ana how well. We may not real
- who have not been u the number
and understood the chaotic conditions Ak
listing at the beginning.
The suReestion that Mrs.. Stuart should
h uaAo m hnnnrarv nroaidant mat With
the cordial approval OF those present.
Mrs.. Stuart has bean cl,nely identified
with club deyeIopment n this state for
sixteen years. and was one of the organ
isers Of the osut literary club In Wash
inrton, the Woman.s Club. OF Olympia.
and has afyan freely az both time and
money for the furthsrancs OF this move
ment among the women OF the state. II
n one OF the best arguments In favor OF
the club movement that the professional
ana business women are ia afronres.
supporters. OF Mrs Stacy, the retiring
president, we can only say that she has
the place In our hearts which she hoped
FOR and that Al a presiding ofYicer she
seemed M nearly fault!ess az a woman
could be- While the iabors Incidental Ia
the once have been removed, Mrs Stacy
Will retain place in our affections. and
her coming Into our clubs and our homes
win be q matter for Just a. sincere con-
graduation and Of pleasure as 1t has ever
been
We extend the right hand Of fellow
ship to Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. Stacy and
hid them . cordial welcome into our club
sessions. and feel that because their dr.
ties are lessened Il is not so with their
tnferesf In our cluh experiences
'" ~ a. I1' ,,r.s.sst -, ~. ,s.,.,n
clubs and clubwomen has been a roya
treat Of itself. the well trained syoiee6
any us".y os.u"es p'eaS.as o0s" sar
ana EYE al every NUMBER. aho we nope
when the convention again meets with
ms our own Ladies' Musical Club may be
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rirse ~ r<ssidcrt- Mrs nj M brown. EverVts
second vice rsssidens-Mrs Ida NJ Ashenseiter.
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