Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05

be Of added service through the new
strength and wisdom which they have
gained in their club life.
Under the auspices Of the Haddonfeld
On, " Chapter OF the Daughters u the
American Revolution, a bronze tablet
was recently placed on the old tavern
in Haddonheld concentrating the one
hundred and twenty-thIrd anniversary
OF New Jerseys independence day. The
tablet Is Of bronze, eighteen by twenty
four inches I'm size, with an inscription
In raised letters. which reads. with
In this Building, then a Tavern House,
the council Of Safety Tor New Jersey
was organized March 49, 1871 Herein,
also, IN September Of the same year.
the legislature unanimously resolved
that thereafter the word state should
be substituted for Colony In all Public
Writs and Commissions. l750-l9O0' The
building was rented for the day by the
Haddonfeld Chapter. and the rooms
were beautifully decorated by the
Daughters for the occasion. The chief
address was by Isaac Pennypacker.
who gave a detailed account OF New
Jerseys part In the Revolution.
The Lucy Stone Club OF Worcester.
Mass, has bought piece OF property
and house which Is 10 be converted
into a home for aged cOlored people and
a temporary home for young girls. In
connection with Il a day nursery will
be established, and competent nurses
put in under an experienced matron.
The club members are receiving the
earnest support Of a number Of citizens.
Mrs w. VI. Coshburn Is the President
of the club, and DR. Mary Schuyler
treasurer N the fund for the mainte-
nance OF the new home.
An important movement was empha-
sized In Chicago recently IN the session
OF the Housewfery Congress. This has
become a permanent Institution for
conference and correspondence, In ex-
pertinent and result. FOR the develop
ment and betterment Of every depart
ment NJ the home The Congress was
created on paper In 1894 by the Ladies'
Art association. the first Congress being
held IN October, 1897 Later, a union
was made with the Fruit and Flower
League OF Alabama, and a reunion this
year at Chicago was planned with the
understanding that the work should be
done for at least one year Chicago.
At the Exposition now closed In Chica-
90 many varieties Of woman's work
outside Of cooking were displayed and
discussed A demonstration Of pure
foods. those that are manufactured.
grown or developed, was a past Of the
Congress, A colonial room, artistically
fitted with colonial relics and furni-
ture was one Of the popular depart
ments. Here five o'clock tea was served
every day, and also colonial cake, APP
ple-butter. Boston cookies. John Ran
dolph branded peaches. and other dlsn-
es sacred to American h0usewifery OF
100 years ago. Addresses on subjects
germane to the plan were delivered.
The department OF cookery for the sick
Eas inaugurated at the special request
OF some Chicago physlclons( and was
one OF the most successful OF the Con-
gress Membership In the enterprise,
and admission indeed, TO the Congress.
was by invitation only, and the promot-
ers OF the plan endeavored, so far as
possible, to invite only persons really
Interested. one Of the IDEAS OF the man
agement Is 10 teach women American
housekeeping