Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-16
CLUB CHAT.

The Woman's Republican club meets
next with Mrs. Farley White, Marrh T.
at D. M, at her residence, "A North
Second West street.
The Bible study circle OF the Council
Of Jewish Women met in the ], .. .. b.
hall on Wednesday afternoon. an IN
teresting meeting being held. Rabbi
Reynolds conducted the circle and Mrs
Louis Smons read a paper on jewish
Authoresses-Prose and Poetry.
The Cleofan met with Mrs. II. Il. A.
Culmer on Tuesday afternoon, the topic
for the day being original Greek sculp-
lures and Roman copies Mrs Susie r.
Wells read paper on Types OF the
Fifth Century"
The Daughters of the Revolution will
hold a meeting next Tuesday In honor
of Wasiington's birthday at the resi-
dence Of Miss claire Clawson. An APP
pTopriate program viii be given, Mrs
Farnsworth reading a paper on valley
Force ana patriotic sentiments being
quoted by each member In response 10
the roll call.
Chicago club women nave begun their
work of beautifying right In town.
They have adopted and adapted small
PARKS aud devoted their energies to
making urban sites slightly. Massa-
chusetts club tomen have started high
en- as II were. They are making raid
on sign posts. In the interests of s,rt
and utility the arts and crafts COM
mittee Of the state federation nave re-
solved themselves into animated guides
to point the way to esthetic things the
women have begun outside the towns
aud the ugly sign-post has got TO 60
That the women are in earnest Is
proved by their Offering prizes Tor
posts that shall be both beautiful ana
practical Index fingers are barred,
and IL is expressly mentioned that the
traveller who prefers Jogging along the
bitches shall be able TO read where ne
rs going to or coming from, as well as
the more conventional one. This red
citation guide board when the artist
venturesome enough to please all the
club women Of Massacnuse rs gets the
commission. Is 10 be bought by clubs Of
various districts and placed In promi-
nent spots with permission Of the pro-
per authorities. OF course) to serve as
an object lesson. After this, II the
town councils are not appreciative.
nothing viii be left for the women
But TO take the men into their clubs
and educate them.
The latest helpful step the Chicago
Womans club has inaugurated Is the
Sunday afternoon open door This
means that the club has begun to well
come women and girls 10 their quarters
interested In club activities. Those
who are expected 20 attend are the wo-
men who are too busy during the week
20 enjoy any social communion with
other women.
Weary Of wrestling with the problem
OF domestic help and that other per-
pleZing question OF what 10 get for din
ner. members OF the woman's club In
Portage. Wiscc nsin. recer~ly hired and
furnished house employed a manager,
cooks and walters laid in a stock OF
provisions. and induced their families
60 dine in company.
The food was like that generally
served in good American families
which may he taken TO mean that Il
was plain. plenieous. well cooked. and
wholesome. At breakfast toast, a ce-
Ieai preparation, grlddle-cakes and
fruit were provided The MONDAY din
ner consisted Of soup. two kinds OF
meat, with vegetables, and desert
There is always a hot dish for the
evening meal.
Seldom fewer than fifty persons, and
sometimes az many a. ninety. have