Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-17

'li,ly de'orai..1, e"njoyably spent
yecspsal .,s e'ie a5 Wednesday :,
r'''D' gave a pleas,a.nut,
ur Jehr a her residence on lH''O
na.Gi yesterday
CLUB CHAT
100 the College club
On No9dssy, thirteen I young ladies' ladies' b EeP
..mpc;ed q M, ~ many colleges, ne.u
s...sailhg al uIi,, meeting Miss NAN
I. arst resllN resident, making an
allL ,.s In which me g'lt'' belng chiefly
ldfsiS, .sgy,sed, the oblse ,lou Usi'' ability
o deyei ,ss members. Topics v @pl a
,n5ngsi hs .,0h meeting and genera ~
'siTed 10, cach viii be heid az Ia. Va
isnssloh q. ,ings The value oil leau
..gglaf gan NEW" was the topic ol
ID current hg,ss,on The colleges rep
yoaaIa are wellesley ,S,'s.t., isyi OF
r., l',- Of Wisconsin. Nj NJ Hoiyoke
A.fsl l,a reserves. Knox ana "e'''
oiioTSs ..rs are Miss Mary Han
TIE oile,,,,s1. s Yardley vice pfesi-
rsaienii W. 2y,oyrbaugh, secretary; MISS
ssras treasurer
o.n,bters OF the Revolution mes
ias ,i XVI al the Office OF the "Oi'a"
blonenl
e.1s chairman Gait, who MADE
Ms ~ Jnring her recent Drlei
~ ~, 10 salt Lake h .is,, Ogeu American
Wy ~, OF the Natlonal Aii'e' 'V""
S.rsa's suffrage assoela''oh'
no pns w students Of sociology as
Wsss inb has called together the
DAY eA, ~ the land. These inVestlga-
n'hs,' esuse and effect are not CON
ps u MN such organizations as the
~. ., mothers congresses when hS e,a
psa' IN ne east for they are oul one
~ ' ~ The great movement when nus
l-ss a. ,ogether women OF common IN
lallss IN eyery part Of the world. Inc
ws'~ Who have presided over these
'. .l.a are clever parliamenlailans
I'VE learned their lessons IN the
,-S. They are the women VINO i naSe
~, accustomed TO thinking on thelr
~ Tbe sociologist has bound the
~ Sam which these women who nave
N' ,lsce for themselves, and the
.l economist recognizes them as
~. factors In the complex clviliza-
ss of the day, 49, -.
~ ~, ,hs chapter which Is the most
.,.-sstlng and which will be probably
n fprthest reaching OF all Is being
. y and will tell Of the small moth
y slnbs which have been gathering IN
4. rsst few years. They are not formed
49, mothers who have leisure or VINO
y. delegate the responsibilities OF
~ but the ones upon whom every
40 Seppnds. those who are doing the
-; ana best for their children ana
4,.r homes. Their clubhouse Is the
,l5lbouse where their children at
"a ana their papers and lectures have
~5o Win the things which are vital TO
atr The organization Of these clubs
~ been one OF the practical results
he child study movement.
On. Of the charities which is doing
~ practical work Is the Model
Trkhop and Lodging House, con-
ar,sl under the auspices Of the Wo-
~ clubs Of Cook county at 2oS
Irrg street. A recent case Of suffer-
!, hat has been temporarily relieved
\ he Lodging House Is explained in
! allowing communication:
hay a gentleman with three little
tsame to the club during our after
= session with letter 10 me from
q our club women running thus:
e bearer, Mr.. ---( Is stranded In
,agO with three little daughters, the
~ only years old. Could these
tlsn be taken TO the Model Lodging
isa for a few days or a few weeks
tays he will pay for them as soon
ah can hear from letters and tele-
rlrs sent, or until he can raise some
zry. This is cold. bitter weather,
%! must strain our sympathies and
.sishse with red tape and help him
kle the children
lll can imagine my relief when !
"a enabled (by the generosity OF the
N1nsns Clubs Of Cook county. who
o ttbly support the Womans Model
l9glng House, TO send the children
-neliately without red tape 10 the
I'D and gentle matron presiding over
q home, which Is so pleasant and
rai a place that the most fastidious
tsd not object TO be entertained there
2 The children will be tenderly cared
~ Until such time as the father can
teye US Of the responsibility. For
I'M We could do nothing In the way Of
setter but hope by relieving him a
aoi tine Of the care Of the children
y VIII be able 10 make suitable ar
hhgsments for them in some private
lone The children are motherless,
s.nly reared and well hammered. The
amer told me he had never been separ-
usd from them for a night. Could
.0nehs clubs do more practical work
uAn thisl The father was a man OF
zoo address, hailing from the Pacific
'9pe and bound for Cuba. | was
@ised to return to the meeting feeling
happy that this most deplorable case
all b 50 quickly cared for without
1e tedious waiting which is so often
s,sNous TO applicants. II you can
-AAe use OF this most pitiable case II
NY orlng succ0r from some source 10
as man Our charity is but little
no"n, but just such good work is al
'''s beng accomplished there.
eallago now has a photographed
LEY Organized early this month.
y. .Is ans Of the society are stated as
,-gNs' First, TO encourage and pro-
,u oiohographical study and re-
Sl' second, 10 compile and publish
go. plDhogarphles, and third, 10
~, ,s interest In the history OF books
w. ne reviewers met on Monday with
nivnaIdS' AIRS. J. G. R0yle read
F4ps' on Ernest Seton Thompson.
me Mothers club Of the Congreea-
~. ,1i church met on Tuesday. the sub
&, g, o 7, i,! continuation Of the discus
women and Economics"
FEMININE FIOTSlN