Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23

$1,000, 1 recognize many OF lntln nv
prominent 'ants. and 1t was some OF
those very women whom ! heard later
wishing for the opportunity to cast one
ballot at thls critical time. How long
do you suppose these earnest high"
minded women, striving for municipal
betterment, are going to beat them.
selves against the stone wall " unequal
suffrage? The isues OF this campaign
converted hundreds OF them, and other
campaigns fully as critlcal-for the
work Is by no mearg ended-will con-
vince many more OF them how much
easier II viii be to bear the burden Of
the duties Of citizenship when they hold
its supreme right, the ballot, in their
hands"
The address at Cleveland recently
nt the sixteenth biennial conference OF
and Young Women's Christian Assocla-
tons, by Mrs. ]. X, Dunn Of jamaica,
who IL President Of the department OF
domestic science OF the Brooklyn Instl-
tute, was one of the most important
OF the conference, Mrs. Dunn discussed
the subject of domestic SCIENCE train
Ing and It's possibilities. Like many
others who have studied this matter
thoroughly, Mrs. Dunn finds the hope
OF the future h0usekeeper to be large
ly I'm cooperation The practical value
Of this she thinks Is being taught by
the great trusts of the day, whatever
else may be urged against them,
eve must frankly acknowledge" she
says, that women realize less clearly
than men all that cooperation means
they have not grasped the Importance
Of individual subOrdinatlon TO the
general good Nor do we always re-
member that In the end this reacts so
as TO bring the greater good to the In.
dlyidual There Will come o. general
REIMBURSEMENT OF household labor These
who experience the transition period
VIII suffer, but the ultimate and perma-
nent gain will be great. Central Kit
chens to supply several families VIII
eventually become feasible, though ok.
periments viii be many and failures
often recorded. BY some, such posi-
blllties are deplored rs calamities,
threatening the privacy and home spirit
of the family, but we must remember
that when the time IL ripe the develop
ment for that time fits smoothly into
existing needs and conditions. The
American home will survive, never
fear" The managers of the associations
throughout the country have already
developed the domestic science depart
ments Of their individual institutions
appreciably, but It IL planned now to
make this development still more
marked, and an entire session OF the
Cleveland conference was devoted to q
careful discussion Of the subject.
The Maine Federation Of Women's
clubs has endorsed the resolutions OF
tne mussachuselIs reueratioh'
amendments proVHe ior nleihoersnip III
lne General feaerauon by state Teder,
SIups IRON uirect membership ana leay-
ing tne stale poules Tree, as now, 10
make thelr own membership rules'
NEST RESOLUTIONS were auopteu III the
neneI ana nope mat they would prove
ths solution OF the coior queslion'
throwing II PACK INTO each state FED
eratlon ana retrieving the general pody
from Responsibility IN the matter The
MASSACHUSETTS Federation, IN submit
ING thelr resolutions 70 tne noaru OF
directors OF the general society, called
lot the amendments TO De voted upon
az the biennial OF l9Oz' me petition
mas been taken 10 some extent az
slaaoard ny other Ieueratlohs' 10 Vote
against the massachusetts, scheme is
TO vote against reorganization on
those lines ana IS tacitly accepted as
against lhe ADMISSION Oh coloreu Wo-
The big wednesday olup OF NJ. Louis
the largest IN the state instructed lts
delegates TO the recent state Conven-
ton held at 81, Joseph, TO present lts
decision mat CLUBS containing coloreo
women shaii De eiglple TO the General
Federation IN those states IN Which
they are eligible 10 membership IN the
state federation'
$50
The interest OF MIS-. Lowe, the presi-
dent OF the General Federation, In the
coming blennlal meeting at Los Ange'
les IS very Keen ~ was the hrst fed
GRAFTON formed AFTER her accession to
once, now nearly -FOUR years ago, ana II
Is only JUST 10 aud that 10 her personal
Fympathetlceilort the result was large
~ que MIS-, ~ ~ Burdette mas been
lne PRESIDENT OF tne Caliiorhla teder-
atloh since IL was formed ana, tnoush
not pioneer cup woman, mas had sur
hclent energy ana enthusiasm 70 make
capable leader Mrs burdette mas
Just completed Trip among the ieder-
ated cluDs oil california 10 DISCUSS pans
with clup members Tor the lmportant
role which California women VIII MI
next May as hostess TO the general So
clety,
The new Womens club IN New |
YORK IS purely social organi-
zauon, 10 pe conducted on the Iines