Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-13

been held,
The Shakespeare section Of the
ladies' Literary club will hold It's
meeting on Wednesday next at 10 a. m.
They viii study the second act of COriO-
Janus under the direction Of Mrs. lgle-
hart.
Tho Tourist section Of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet Tuesday morn
ing october 10Th, no 10 o'clock. The
topics To- be presented are. 1.-THE Tulip
Craze" by Mrs Gallagher. History
OF the Netherlands from 1854 90 1909
by Miss Crawford. and prince Maurice
Of Orange and Van Older Barneyeld,'
by Mrs Brown,
The Reaucrs club will meet at the
Exponent office, TcmpIeton building on
Monday, october 18TH at 1870 o'clock.
The Cleofan has resumed lbs work
and Is holding It's meetings az the
studio Of Mrs. John Minor IN the
Hooper block on east South street. The
topic for last Tuesday was England
Under the Georges and Mrs Susie
d. r. Wells gave an exceptionally In
tcresting paper on The General View
Of the stuart Period and George
lst"
The Salt Lake Sketch club have aban-
doned their outdoor work and now
meet every Saturday afternoon at Mr.
George Taggart's studio IN the Tenn
pleton block, The Sketch club also
meet every Thursday evening with Mr.
Iagsart working from life I'm charcoal
The Salt Lake club Of mineral painters
have resumed their work. with an ac-
cessi0n Of many members for the win
ter season, The club meets every Fri
day az the studio Of Mrs John Minor
iu the Hooper block. The members
are hard al work preparing for the
November exhibit OF china painting
The Reviewers club has made gem
erous initial club donation 10 the Free
Kindergarten. II The other Utah clubs
come formed with proportionately gem
erJus gifts Che success OF The rstab-
lishment Is made certain for the year at
least.
The study circle Of the council 81
Jewish women held an interesting ses-
sion on Wednesday, Rabbi Reynolds
delivered am address and there were
other interesting features.
A recent important event In club cir
Giles was the eighth annual meeting of
the National Househ0lder's Economic
association which met In Toronto. Can
ada, last week The organization num-
hers branches In thirty States ana has
three hundred affiliated societies. About
one hundred delegates were present
representing an parts Of the United
states and Canada. Mrs. Susa Y.
Gates represented Utah. her topic In the
conference being Some Cooperative
Experiments the West" She also
represented Dr. Mary r. Green. hon-
orary vice president Of the association,
who was unable TO be present owing
TO- bereavement In her home.
Mrs. Gates met with marked attention
during the convention ainl received
requests from prominent club women
TO travel through Canada giving lee
lures.
The presidents address was the main
Item on the opening program. Mrs
Linda HUI Larned. Of Syracuse. the
president Is clever and f1raeful
speaker This IS her FIRST year of office
ana she created a splendid Inn
preston by her concise and
thoughtful address. She reviewed the
history of the womans movement I'm
this century She stated that it was
really out Of the throes OF the meet-
ing Of the famous Womons Congress
vi the Chicago Exhibition IN 1898 that
me National Household Economic as
ISOLATION was born Let MS brayelv
lace the situation and weigh wen AN |
PROPOSITIONS offered u.s.. selecting and
stamping with our approval only those |
remedies that have been tried ana not |
found wanting The policy of our Ma |
.lonal association is 90 suggest zen. |
'ral course OF study and outline OF |
work. j also aims 90 keep large /
mount Of instructive literature In cir .
uatIon Tor The benefit az lts members .
ma may DE appealed 40 for Information |
ipon an Of these matters. In fact This /
'rgdnization endeavors 20 De clear
ng-hounse Tor an household improve.
nCnts
Lady Taylor president OF the Ma
ional Council Of Women. also made Am
ilress for women She said her as
pclaiion stood Tor motheriucss. Wo-
mans sphere was the home Lady
'ayior ldmentei the fact that frw
Dung women knew anything about
ooklng Very few trained servants |
'ere 20 be had in this country liza
oman could not train her servants che
.ould be "a helpless disconnected ,yo- |
IAN
Miss Smaller. of New York. introduced
he servant girl question. Mrs Hood
ss sized up the situation as follows
Cd The surplus Of typewrters. book.
,epers and teachers ls due 20 the pro-
inence given 90 those subjects In our
lblic school system, while the domestic
-ts are ignored t2l The household
rs used 90 be- recognized as a factor IN
lucation. thereby elcyaung the same
the dignity OF a profession. Cd