The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-01

their meetings. A woman's club house,
owned Jointly by all the organizations
Of women in the city, has been the
dream Of a few women more optimistic
and hopeful than the rest, but today 1t
seems as far off as ever, and the diff
ferent clubs meet about hotels or in
church parlors and are obliged to pay
out good deal Of money to obtain
suitable quarters. This need has been
partially supplied by good sized room
in the new school of Miss Loomis, 665
Holly avenue, in which the New Cen
fury club held its first meeting yester-
day afternoon, and where it will prob
ably meet every two weeks until May.
The only criticism to be made is In re-
gard to the location, which is not as
central as one would desire. 1t would
seem that the putting up of a building
suited to the requirements of women's
clubs would be regarded as a good bus
mess proposition by some moneyed
man or men of st. Paul. In a building
of that hnd-which would not have to
be very large-there could be a hall for
club meetings which could be rented in
the evenings for dancing parties. This
will surely come in time, but like every
thing Of the kind undertaken In con-
sentative st. Paul. the citizens desire
to dream about it and talk about it for
many years
The Nathan Hale chapter, D. A. r.,
has issued its year book with the pro-
gramme for the winter, and a very at
tractfve one 1t is. 1t is in the form of
small pamphlet and on the outside is
picture of statue of their patron saint,
Nathan Hale, whose memory they hon.
or and for q statue of whom they are
and have been saving and collecting
for several years. The Nathan Hale
meetings, unlike the other chapters,
which meet quarterly, are held once
month from September until June. The
next meeting will be held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. J. w. Stevens, of Holly
avenue. Other hostesses of the year
will be Mrs. H. c. Eller, Mrs. w. H.
Sanborn, Mrs. S. E. Day, Mrs. w. G.
Johnson, Mrs. H. w. Fagley and Mrs.
D. S. B. Johnston. At the opening
meeting last week at the residence of
Mrs. D. F. Polk, of st. Anthony Park,
the subject was "Our Nations Needs"
others will be "Our National Legisla-
ture," Personals About Our GRANDPA
thers," "Our National Debt and ALEX
ander Hamilton "Our Consular Sys-
tenn" "Our Tariff SYSTEM" "Our
Money" The officers of the Nathan
Hale chapter are Mrs. d. S. B. John
ston. regent; Mrs. w. H. Sanborn, vice
regent; Mrs. S. j. JOY, secretary; Mrs
S. G. Gray, corresponding secretary:
Mrs. c. l.. Johnston. treasurer; Mrs. H.
w. Fagley, registrar: Miss M. R. Otis,
historian; Mrs. j. w. Stevens, chap
lain.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Northwestern Manufacturers associa-
ton will meet this morning at 1920 at
the Chamber of Commerce, on the sixth
floor of the Endicott building. This is a
very important meeting of the auxil-
larry, as arrangements are to be made
for the great flower show which is TO be
held in November. 1t has been just
about decided to have the show in the
basement of the Peoples church. Last
year it was held in the old armory, and
the women of the auxiliary hoped and
fully expected that the new building
would be finished in time for this years
show, but as yet the superstructure is
not even begun. One wonders whether
the general public realizes what an
important thing for the city is this
flower show, or what it means In work
and time. and again whether the people
realize how much credit for it is due