Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24
CLUB CHAT.


CLUB CHAT.
,s,.r IN the woman's Home Com
~. sor August has the following 10
guy, ,,on, New yorks new University
esb ,..u,v ., ,,,s
..,s., addition to New York club CIR
% ,o ana mus, see it. The whole scheme
~ ..n.trnotion Is harmonious and with
a.sOIte purpose. The lofty outer
~. II granite have softness Of out
~. very pleasing to the eye, There are
y, =, many windows and those which ex'
II are not intrusive.
.Tbe general form is that Of an OBJ
-. Without wings or balconies Or
lns save the columned entrance Oh
WY fonrth street The principal
5nl,Hiucgisbing mark Of the exterior,
. .i eSo that attracts instant atten"
s series of designs--the seals
wv. .so yarious universities--cut into the
,ne border extending along the
s.' r and side just above the second
NV ~ windows. These seals are aiter
signs made by d. c. French ana
.'srssent eighteen universities ana
I'r+ss,-Haryard, Yale, Princeton, Co
n'Sis Williams, Brown, Trinity, Rut-
~ pennsylVania, Union, Amherst
ss.n hamilton. Dartmouth, Univer-
.syof New York. College OF New YORK,
MT Point and Annapolis
sThls distinctive feature Is peculiar
a ne University club. II is the hang-
NJ 81 banners upon the outer walls,
~, IN modest. unassuming way saw
.s,g n the gentleman and his house.
~ seals In a way indicate that OF
n tbe pfinclpal clubs in New York
..,bsny none has in its charter
,,,oncer cement for binding together It's
r,milers than the University club,
AS mentioned before, the member
ain nst Is made up OF college grad-
p,iss ANY man who has ben entitled TO
vrts bA after his name for three
vs1rs is eligible for membership, and
M officers Of the army and navy ars
rr,ioered as college men. The club
has a large waiting list, and is ex
ttfney conservative,
aTre expenses attendant TO belonging
m pg large. The initiation fee Is two
hgnarei dollars. and the annual dues
,sytnfs-dve dollars The restaurant
Asrges arc about those Of any hrst
aa@ hotel"
In proepectus on its educational
Yuk for tie coming year, the Ainerl-
an Committee Of the Young Womens
CHRISTIAN association gives some good
slegts,ioN loi the development OF the
psding room and library OF these as
ydldOns which are pertinent to such
5asfrments I'm any club conductlnh
hem "rhe reading ROOM" says the
pvsrectus. should not be satisfied to
receive periodicals. after the original
otner has held them a month, ana
Tipfs list OF those from whom fresh
Material can be obtained. Editors OF
dsly papers Of the place will often, on
request. contribute their own Journals
oss or two interested business men win,
ls,hsas. subs Sibe for a good metropolis
ian nsuer pastors may be asked to OBJ
tin complimentary or paid copies OF
tsnomlnauunal papers; individuals will
oher sfnd The cheaper periodicals. ana
g6urS Of persons-for example. the
teachers in one building may be asked
70 send the more expensive magazines.
Suggestions for the development of H.
trrles In towns and small cities are
summed up in the advice to write to
he Office OF the student Volunteer
Movement No. 8 west Twenty ninth
street. New York city, which is par
t,uarly rich In knowledge OF how to
obtain libraries.
club which, unlike most others In
he list, meets actively only in summer
& The N0mon's club OF Chautaudua.
TIE club Is a department OF the Chau-
tulua assembly and meets daily dur
hg tbs assembly, except Saturdays and
Sundays The sessions are held In the
rofnings. ahl consist OF conferences,
leadnga study. and addresses on the
Inc Of tie work In which the club Is
interested Education, household econ
tnics. social ethics, philanthropy, ana
fdofm comprise its departments. ana
special topics In each of them are as.
sgned Tor consideration at different
meetings As Chautauqua attracts spe-
eali'ls IN many lines OF work, II is Of
l.a possible 60 SECURE one 10 address
,he cht The broader knowledge OF
ntitoes which l. thus gained in the
SIMMER Is carried widely throughout
we succeeding club year by the 300
Isnosrs Of the organization. Mrs. II.
y sincnt u Greeley, Colo. is the
I'esldent.
NJ general interest IN domestic SCI
VICE work omCng the club women OF
iARols has resulted IN the creation OF a
apartment OF domestic science In the
slsie Federation. Mrs $. T. Busey %
.iuana i the chairman OF The commit
" N whose charge Il has been placed
70 Us hrst circular this committee rec
g.annends that the preliminary effort
slouil b. directed toward. home Inn
no,entnt and TO this end urges the
rr-ls n architecture and sanitation.
~, ~, outside work II Is suggested that
ul~ U city or country make a persist.
m euort 70 introduce cooking and
Sshs IN the public schools. Another
nv me Literary Union OF Portland.
81. - mas Just voted 10 increase the use
ssss OF It's domestic science depart
sN by appropriating some moneys
,.esnetly given 10 the School Decoration
, ,..niitee 70 the Citing up OF a dem
,.-.'.uuauon Kitchen In the new manual
~ e'nihg building Of the city. Two OF
NJ CUB members are also members OF
~ Guy school board. and the interest
,y.sel is largely due 10 this fact. Ii Is
~ most impossible. indeed, 10 keep pac,
Wv, aa NE MULTIPLICATION Of domestic sci
49, slhools. departments. and enter.
, ~ taai are now fostered and devel-
~ vy Women's clubs. Yet it Is only
~ !ears since even the board sub
-. y household economies met with
- iator at the hands Of club wo.
~, ana domestic science was an al
- ieboped topic. The change has
49,, about because the meaning and
h..teance o. both subjects are much
49, understood. II Is realized that
y. no t,rariment ~ life or work
-'e0nrected from them.