Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

whose paintings are exhibited ., p
I'm ana excite much interest s,,...' '''''
Grain Harrach occupies biqb ' 'sp'
position, she Is closely conuoc,., '.''a'
we court HE In Berlin ana h "Nn
the most socially influential apI J"e OK
lhB women IN the empire F,a v'a am
WIZ Heyl who Is already well kr-,.illel'
Ahletlea, was one Of those gI. WI IN
the international Congress of ly ".41e
when convened ut Berlin IN Jur. ' ta,ein
such brilliant Success She ID, 'vh
whose superb management of ~, "1a
Vp',o's VI tle delegates and arraps.
ntn' Ut tHeli comforts CAUSED l1..
mu| Wright SeWell 70 refer 90 hen 10,
her opening speech as n,o "el N
Deutsche hausfrau." of ubnr- sute
near so much. Frau Hevl ee'sllf,a'
the poor kitchens In Berlin .,' ''in'sNed
through walls of prejudice md uloAe
ton To Introduce the teachipg NE pposl-
Keeping and domestic sc.ana. ,'''e'
public kindergartens ana schools vNf
Heyl possesses great wealth 0'i.t 94
uses with rare discrimination nal '9
judgment on public affairs in tsr ,,,.yi
OF women Is considered as lugl
About Helene LANCE.
The name Of Helene Lauge tha l.,,..
or the moderate party I'm Ill. Wor.ri,
movement In Germany Us t5. ,son'
known In America o. require furfn,, h.
PRODUCTION. Hundreds OF HmpHrsr
and women are enjoying the NINA as
her years Of labour today. fa- n wal
she who opened the doors of tho Car
man universities o. women. agflbusltt
higher education I'm u erls sahooi'
and has raised tn position OF woman
students and teachers m Germany ~
one of dignity and honor Fr8,ls,v
LANCE was actively interested In tba
organization of the Lycem hero. chg
s. in great sympathy with all iptelleo.
tual movements, especially that ,yblcb
will tend TO bring the women VI the ,Df,
ferent countries into closer Relationship
and to a better understanding.
wife Of Our Embassador.
Mrs. Charlemagne Tower the vito a,
the American Ambassador advocate,
the club warmly and supports au he
functions with her preseNaa. and opanIy
expressed interest. Princess iu0Jorg NJ
Schleswig-Holstein is also g. member az
the club She is % writer OF graceful
verse and has published 70 book under
the nom de plume Of IT, Hugn. She is
very much In evidence nj the Chm.
house whenever she Is IN residence in
Potsdam. The German club has intro.
duced several innovations which have
not been found necessary IN London A
special qualification for membership IN
the German Lyceum has been estab.
lshed for the benefit of the many
strangers, particularly American stu.
dents. who come here every year. BE.
side the ordinary members there are
the so-called Hospitanuipn. or Tempo
rary members. They may enter the
club for a year, enjoy all tts privileges
and take part In the literary ana musi-
cal entertainments which are arranged
for certain evenings each week. tha
subscription dinners which are given
once a month and AT which one Of the
two presidents presldcs and whenever
possible notable guests are present
Every woman connected With the club
feels II her personal duty 20 extend
the hand Of cordial fellowship and
friendship to the strangers who come
and there is no question that great good
will result from this better mutual on,
Outstanding that only such ono iutema.
tonal organization could make possible
J. MACKLIN BEATTlE.