Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
CLUB CHAT.

The Daughters Of the Revolution met
on Monday at the residence Of Mrs.
Walter Boatle on West Temple street,
the meeting being chiefly in ceebra-
lion Of the Boston Tea Party anniver-
sary. The rooms were prottlly decor
ated with the national colors and an
interesting paper was read by Mrs Ma
ME Cannon, After the program q
delightful social time was spent and
Dutch tea was served A number Of
visitors were present to enjoy the ar
tornoon among them Mrs Bathaheba
w Smith Mrs, Emily Clawson, Mrs,
$, j. Cannon Mrs Elias Wright, Mrs,
Charlotte richards Mrs G, s. Burton,
The regular meeting of the u, w. y,
g., 20 he held Monday evening Dee,
30, In Mrs. G.. G. Il, Wells rooms Con.
stitution building viii be a social even
Ing, with Bible sentiments at roll call
$3.50
The Los Angeles club women are
making great preparations for the BIZ
cnniol The opera house and an OF The
necessary halls win be furnished free
for the use OF The convention Many
delightful side trips are being planned
which viii add greatly TO The delighl
of the occasion Calilornlans are al
ways proud to show or their beautlfuI
country al this the loyellest season OF
The year
Mrs Mary 9. Lockwood. returning
from meeting the executive COMMITTEES
Of the federation, says that the blenni.
ma prCgiam Is exceedingly good but
RUM mostly on practical lines
Mrs Burdette is being spoken Of a.
the probable successor Of Mrs. Lowe
IN the presidency. The Yves, deserves
generous recognition.
The round trip fare from Chicago 10
the biennial, by choice OF routes, IS
$G2,50, with a half rate on roads east
Of Chicago.
Tho Merchants and Manufacturers
association OF Los Angeles Is going 70
repeat IN federation week. the flower
fete which so delighted President Nc
Kinley last year and which was the
last festivity enjoyed by Mrs, McKin-
ley on the western trip.
The Ebcll clubs along the Pacific
coast are named for Or. Fbell, a Ger
man, WHO was the instlgator Of the
early club movement IN that section.
Ebcll Hall in Los Angeles, which win
be q rendezvous for the biennial vas
built and Is owned by Mrs. Robert j.
Burdette, president OF the California
club; the Christian Socialists church,
and other organizations at low rate.
The National American Woman Suf-
rage association has extended an in
yitation to the woman suf'ragiats Of
the world to meet In Washington, d.
c.. February II TO II inclusive, where
In connection with It's annual meeting
an International Woman Suffrage con-
ference Will be held. Fourteen great
nations of the world now have either
well defined woman suffrage move
ments or well organized woman suf-
frage associations, and these have beMl
all invited to cooperate In the Inter
national meeting Seven Of these, Eng
land Canada Australia, India, Russia,
Germany and Sweden have promised to
send delegates and the invitation Is
awaiting action at the regular meeting
of Cllclal boards in Norway, France
and Holland
The civilized nations Of the world are
slowly but steadily acknowledging the
benefits and the justice Of self-goyern-
ment. The suffrage has been widely
extending In all within the last fifty
years until IN the most Of them there