The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-26
PROGRESSIVE WOMEN CIRCLE.


The Progressive Women Circle No. 6
was royalty entertained by Mrs. Charter
Thursday afternoon. RecitatiOns OF rare
merit We're given by Mrs. Spideil, Mrs
Tucker and Mrs. Copeland. Musical Sc
Iections were finely rendered by Mrs.
Burgesser and Mrs. Charter Mrs. Mar
tinGale read paper on the work Of the
=. ". A. 10 which she gave reasons why
this club should live in preference to
many others She said: 'The 2. ". A.
is both educational and altruistic. IT is
not a RELIGIOUS movement. It has no hob
bies it has members on both sides Of
the woman suffrage question The cor
respondence with the other circles, 25 in
number, representing almost the same
number Of states helps give the mem
bers a broader view Of womanhood. They
learn to know and love women in other
cslities-women whose social relations
and conditions and customs are very Diff
erent from their own. whose views are
opposed 10 theirs, whose experiences are
uew 70 them. and who with the exception
of this one interest have nothing in com
mon with them except The life that God
gives 10 all his creatures. There are no
cast iron rules laid down for the future
government Of The Progressive Women.
It simply means TO grow along every pos-
sible line. and i holds Itself open TO every
helpful suggestion. Its members realize
that true progression consists In going
forward into unbrOken fielGs. one step at
a time They do not bind themselves by
secrets. promises nor any other way.
Our kind hostess then introduced Alr-
Walter Isiuhart who has spent a number
of years in the klondike-
Hr Isinhart not only told US OF the
country. climate. natives. etc, hut dis
PLAYED skins. waiIus tusks- snow shoes,
nuggets. gold dust. wearing apparel.
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ivory buttons. curiouslv wrogLt. draw
fucs Oh ivory. FISH hooks. bow and ar
row and small articles made b. the ma
tiTes % soil as sovenirs and many va
uable and curios things. The skins e..
EIblted were the Young anc Ola reslaeer.
the hair seal ia various stages ~ devsl-
oBTnent. sfowi1g noys ase changes the
color one ~ these small SEA skins was
atHl .n the form il vas when 81 eucase1
the animal the natives show great
daftress in removing the body and keep
ine fhe skin perfect. Tlis meat b used
fse f1rF as Is the on obtained Beaver.
-Alaslzta sQsiirrcl hides. wsrc shown. The
natives start ir fiarch oa tbs htlr sst.
hsnts using dog sieds f5Ut sake canoes.
mace ~ wal-us hide end weighing eish-
teen pounds 50 in case the iee breaks
through they can use the klaE 81 canoe.
Tha Alllne IS l01e principally wifh 4or
and arrsvV nut ~ course n16Ern tre
arms are beginning - ae usei since clvi-
Itea oeorla have become Interested iu ;hs
COUNTRY The LapiandcTs ere employed
T. care for reindeer Is they ars familiar
gl-h their habits The E-seaifnc zal lap
diE1r 81 ths manner of cllteIne rhera
selves ana diet Tire rreat it1rg tes-s
~ the w1rl1e REPRESENTED ivory - tts
rsw state and sells lE Alaska fer T-5F per
raund Most hsauiitul erae.0zs uefe
seen on these saue t1czs dQ1e g tle ra-
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