Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-07
CLUB CHAT.

nj. summer home conducted by the
u,arsns' Christian association Of Phil
,aslnSIa is one Of the most flourishing
T. ne country, II is at Asbury Park
sssl,s name, Sea Rest" appropriate
- s,scrlbes II. 1t was founded TWEEN
,y.ssysn years ago at time when the
,sgroad AID not go within six miles
,s,bl. now well known resort. IL be-
ssr IN small frame house, accommo-
Sdpg twenty-one young women; to-
S,y /, covers nearly a block ar1 can
,a.lvs asB boarders. The REQUISITES for
admission are that the applicant shall
h Protestant dependent upon her
avn exertions for support, and can
furnish satisfactory reference, The
,sms for board are s3.25 a week for
sseh oocupant Of double room, and
ms FOR single room. Applications
AM 80 numerous that two weeks ~ the
limit OF stay; even then II Is not posi-
h. to accommodate all that wish to
avail themselves of this opportunity.
The NE Is very simple and there are few
r,trctions. The wide piazzas are pro-
ylied With comfortable chairs. where a
boSk got from a well-appointed library
can be enjoyed, and bathing, OF course,
q part OF each days round. Many
teachers are to be found there through
Iul and August This is but one Of
DE many valuable efforts carried on
~ the Philadelphia association for the
benefit and betterment OF business wo.
men and girls and those fitting them
sslyes for self-support.
Pans for the ninth annual meeting Of
De Household Economic association, to
b held at Buffalo, October Is. l6 and
Il are rapidly taking shape. The pro-
gan has not been entirely arranged.
lut there will be short addresses and
Ing discussions on the various subjects
Pertaining TO the home and It's man
tgenent the educational advantages
dHanual training, and the necessity Of
hiertstlng womens' clubs In the work.
Among the speakers are Professor At
water OF the United States Agricultural
apartment, Melvil Dewey, Of Albany,
pf0f James L. Hughes, of Toronto,
Yrs Platt-Decker and Mrs. Whitmore
q Denver, Mrs. Pugh and Mrs. Mac
murphy. OF Nebraska, Mrs. Kimberley
md Mrs, Neville. OF Wisconsin. Mrs.
Lyndon Evans and Miss Hunt. OF Chi
.sgo, Miss Marlatt Of Providence, and
Nlss Van Rensselaer, and Miss Caldwell
q New York. Mrs. G. W. Townsend
,d Mrs. Adelbert Moot, Of Buffalo, Will
make brief addresses OF welcome. and
Ills hoped that Mre, Henrotin. OF Chi
cyo' and Dr. Mary Green. former pre-
Neat OF the association. will be pre-
sr to respond. There Is much inter-
81 manifested In the work OF this as
socaiion, and Mrs. Larned, Of SYRIA
slse' the president, is receiving invita-
IONS from many states TO to address
N0nehs clubs through the west as well
IN the east. Mrs. Larned will adj
elsss The Ohio State Federation In Oc-
Wler, and has promised addresses al
u'sl Weekly till April, when she will
Ntak IN Colorado and Nebraska. The
susosiatloh aims TO bring out much
lepul literature and assistance for Its
asmbers II has now number of
Standing committees whose chairmen
nay be appealed TO for special informa-
uoh Mrs. James L. Hughes. OF To-
nittee
discussion concerning the most i'm
Isllant event Of the club year--the
sAn biennial meeting Of the General
.,sadauon-will increase from now on
snu he gavel strikes for the first call
v oTder on April 26 next, at Los An
tuS cal California club-women
nave naturally felt their responsibility.
suu nave been al work since their ac-
aap'shce last February by the execu-
ae board OF their invitation to receive
ge federatlon; but the interest else
WA e mas been somewhat languld.
n lht reassembling Of clubs not far
assaht however, biennial talk will be
mllell and popular. The program
pnil,il'tee Is strong, made up OF Mrs.
rIOay Of Kansas. chairman; Mrs.
~ OF Massachusetts. Mrs. Denison,
new York, and Mrs. Wiles, Of Illl-
- members, Its work as yet Is. OF
,IaIse' only In the rough, but In the
, ..sas OF such trained club officers and
= '.usnt biennial attendants. II IL safe
assume that the wisdom OF exper-
~ WI be successfully applied to the
~ Ahgeles meeting. Presidential
s,..,ssiolltles are being spoken n. though
b.. tentatively. The name Of Mrs.
c,,,t j. Burdette. president OF the
,tugriiA State confederp ton. Is men.
W ~ connection with the Office.
w.. nufaette was present at the NIL
,.-.ee meeting. and came mo some
oaninshoe there, though she has never
~, ~ identified with the affairs ~ the
49,, .Ss'I society. She IL at present ira
ing N Europe: California activity
4, we los Angeles meeting being I'M
~ we direction Of Mrs. Lowell white.
auon vice. president, and presi-
80 ne big California club ~ San
vtseo' aud Of Mrs. W. w. Stilson.
49, AngtleO There are four der
~ ~ cubs In Los Angeles. the member
AZ ~ Az amounting TO about a thou
49, women. This Is more, by a hun
n.,N Two than were included IN the
n. 49, OF federated clubs IN Milwau-
\, ~ me time Of the biennial meet
nert. Los Angeles Is accustomed
rn"rtalninR lsrre bodies. and the
d. 80 nal enthsslastic state Fedora
WIN its 6I0 members, IL prnc-