Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-22
CLUB CHAT.

The Bible Study Circle OF the Council
OF Jewish Women held its last meeting
Of the season on Wednesday.
The Poets Round Table will meet
with Mrs Rawins on Monday.
The Utopia club met with Mrs. C. c.
Slade on Wednesday the meeting be-
Ing the last Of the season, The rooms
were prettily decorated and refresh
ments were served The prizes were
won by Miss Tinsman, Mrs. NJ f. Cal
lahan and Mrs. e Simon
A meeting OF the Daughters of Utah
Pioneers was held at the residence Of
Mrs, Annie Hyde yesterday. The chair
man Of the various committees report
ed and further important business was
considered.
The Social Economics. of which DR..
Francis Dickinson Is the busy head, has
been getting itself more talked about
lately than any other club, except per-
maps the anonymous letter organiza-
tlOn. The reason for the gossip has to
be looked for in more directions than
one. In the first place, the Social
Economies was the club which a few
weeks ago fell TO and discussed the
possibility of a girl or boy living on
l25O week. Everybody expressed in
dignation that sensible women should
even mention such an absurdity. Not
N the least daunted the club members
tel to again and gave attention to the
reverse side OF the question. The Sec
lnd time II emphatically proved that
O girl or boy couldn't exist on such a
paltry sum. One Of the members even
went so far as TO say that no one ought
even to try. and that all should de-
nand Strawberries In January stlpends
and then employers must meet the de-
nand. The club dropped into the back
ground, but only temporarily Then II
bobbed up.
The second audacity INDUCED in was
20 send a friendly letter TO Mr. Rookie
leler to ask him to put up a model
nome Tor working girls on the Lake
ahofe drive, fronting the new HOnOre
ralmer playground. The letter assured
Mr. Rockefeller that all the inmates OF
Ihe future model home would wear his
portrait on the buttons OF their Jackets
" she would consent to send along the
capital. Mr. Rockefeller declined.
But these two steps were only playful
compared with the last, that OF reso-
ution TO ask for admission to the Fed
tration OF Colored Women's Clubs. Dr.
Dickinson represented the resolution
ana everybody went at II. There was
not much Of II left when everybody got
through. II took DR.. Ida Wells Bar
nett, a colored member OF the club
'ome time to pick up the shreds and
place them on the table.
One OF the novel features Of the
'ederation convention at Decatur in oc-
.ober win be the conference Of presi-
tents, which has been fixed for Friday
morning, the last day OF the meeting
Mrs. T. p. Stanwood. the federation
mead. hopes TO get together the chiefs
" all the federated clubs represented
ana talk over with them the results OF
tne work OF the past year and discuss
pans for future endeavor This VIII
De an exclusive gathering, with all the
other officers shut out The presidents
VIII later report TO their own clubs
the proceedings and place before their
members whatever staps have been pro-
posed.
The conference Of chairmen Of COM
mittees will be held before the sessions
N Which the particular work OF each
department. Is to be placed before the
convention through It's program. Ars'