Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08

Rit ma considerable an assehlull
hlnlnb hi bolse. which Is situated on
1Ills ,ho fashionable residence aYen'
one o. 'oommodlous and ornate m lts
ues. y ,,,rn n rs built In the style Of
archliJ california missions. The gen.
the, w. 10 rectangular with patio AT
eral prb and II is enclosed on tnfee
the ~, oroodes: the front corridor ~
sides In length. the north lOo rect
INV l,tdtna ls two Stories ro0ted wynn
The p untin tile and It's south dofmeI III
terra .Vtt Inc snggests the beltry or lhe
us sHHy XIII mission The Interior dec
san uaV arc of corresponding artistic
otallo'%o Aosldes the great assembly
thnro are several parlors, reception
hal .' Noah and toilet rooms, large
toou'o, NAH and well-equipped XII
panlU jhutler's pantrles and all the
.'E necessary to MODERN luAui'Vus
club house S., .o,nio oonnmtnoda.
Iu V coy mo large number who VIII pc
IOnsont AT the biennial reception lne
pVa," ,,,nl he conyassed ana enclosed
pau0 on additional floor space OF 30 ny
~, Teot and this viii be transformed
,Dio a tropical bower - u -
ny Complimentary excursion VIII De
U m officers. delegates ana pro-
CIV" sneakers and the date set Is
glan 90 preat are the inducements
mHs ogered by the nearby resorts pos
p',"lhng partIcilar attractions TO Draw
,iSitors their way that It Is a MAI
Wv regret that all the days are not
glvpn over to sight-seeing' Thus
" ma decision az 20 the nature OF the
ouilng has been made .
oV Trhnre are lnnumerabe attractions
IND and about Los Angeles ana IN
Mov 'rn months time allowed for tfaY'
Wy clnh women should be able to see
much Of california, though none heeu
hope to see 1t all .,, .o,,osts r,or
In response to urgent requests, nun
attending visitors all over the unlteo
stotes. for literature IN regard 10
Southern California ana Dienhiai Ilet'
,ors the club women OF Los AhBeies
Soys issued an artistic. authentic ana
ppactical guide book describing places
If interest and how to get there III
ana about Los Angeles ana are ula'
tJbutlng the same freely. the Chhh
hsr M Commerce, the Pasadena poarl
~ trade, purely social CLUBS civic ana
Nore6t orders as well as lederateu
clnbs are all interested IN the enter-
,aInment Of the club women, ana nave
sIgnlded publicly on what days ana az
s'bot bo,IrV their club houses viii be
amen and hospitality extended to the
women whose coming Is so greatly an
"'''' ISABEL BATES WINSLoW,
IRIS. JOSEPH +. SARTORl,
o.. Z, r..t
The effort Of the New York state
rousehold Economic association to ho.d
abn,na institutes" throughout the state
nil lake shane this spring. The first
ma ID arranged for at the village OF
PLACID m the Adrondacbs, In which IN
,,rcst has been aroused by talks from
,bo nresident. Mrs. Smaller, and through
no nffort of some Of the workers at the
fake Placid Conference on Home Eeon-
nmrs The idea Is to hold an institute
NJ several DAYS. There are TO be les
cons IN cooking Tor young girls
AMI married women and eve
nine meetings. made interesting
suggestive TO the men Of the communl.
M Al this first institute Mrs Melyll
6ewey prominently identified with the
work of the state association, VIII co.
conerote with Miss Martha Van Rens.
soiaer. chairman OF tlI recently created
'home institute committee OF the Assoc
calion. and director OF the Cornell UNI
varsity reading course for farmers
viyps II is hoped that Mr. Melyil
Dpwev OF the state library may also
and h possible to go, and 1t is planned
10 have a travelling library on home
economies at the place at the time, 10
demonstrate It's usefulness in connec-
ton with the work, The association
hopes 10 arrange for three or four more
Of these Institutes during April ana
Nav The idea Is to have a domestic
science teacher spend perhaps week
IN each town. with special lectures from
eyperts on several evenings of the
week The scheme Is similar to that OF
the farmers Institutes, the subject,
however confined TO home economies
Any village on community Wishing To
have one, and willing to meet local eN-
panses for the place OF meeting, lights
fuel ETC.. should address Miss Martha
Van Rensselaer,,
Now that women throughout Clubdom
are turning their attention toward the
erection VI suitable clubhouses, what
women are doing elsewhere along that
line IL of particular interest a re-
cent report comes from Dem
YER where all IL IN readiness for the
erection Of finely arranged building
that Is to cost SIS 600 The architecture
IS in the modern French renaissance
style In which the newest and hest
work IN Paris is being done The build
Ink wifi be Of stone and the front VIII
L. a
entrance leads to a vestibule ana IN
turn TO the general receptionroOln
which will be finished In Mahogany,
as Will be the tearOOm, just back OF IL.
The tearoom separates the reception
han from a small auditorium, lecture or
ballroom with q seating capacity OF 2SO'
These three rooms can be thrown TO-
gether giving a combined floor space
Of 50 by l2b There viii also be on this
floor two large commltteerooms, mu-
sicians' balcony, a kitchen and serving
room
grand stairway Will lead to the Sec
ond floor which viii be devoted almost
entirely to large auditorium win
sIoping floor capable of accommodating
500 people. Nhs hall VIII be completely
equipped In the basement there VIII
be a large gymnasium, dresslngrooms
and a swimming tank, 50 by ~. This
building will serve us a model for COM
fort and elegance.
The decision OF the executive board Of
the New York State federation to send
MS delegates TO Los Angeles unnstruct-
cd, 30 far MS the color question is con-
cerned Is regarded as a wise one, II
was reached after thorough and care
iul discussion OF the matter from all
sides and represented practically the
unanimous opinion OF the board. a re-
port OF the library committee was read
ana Its plans endorsed Following the
success Of the cooperation 20 establish
library at Phenlcia N. Y, the feder-
ation will this year cooperate In SIM
iIar way with two more struggling IL
hfaries one in central New York. the
9lher In Orange county. The committee
mas appointed with the consent OF the
board, April iG 1902, 10 be library day"
among the clubs. Letters viii hc sent
70 al federated clubs IA the state, ask.
ing mat on that day some effort be
MADE towards raising the necessary
llhua. Or accommodating books 90 assist
lne Libraries II will be eu0Vaqfol 70