Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
CLUB CHAT.

Tho American National Woman sun.
rage association at their annual con.
vcntIon IN Portland, oregon, reelected
all Of their officers with the exception
Of vice president at large ana second
auditor Mrs, Florence RclIy Of New
York was elected vice president, and
Dr. Annlco JcfIreys Meyers " Port.
land was made second auditor The Of
ilrcrs OF the association are Honorary
president, susan Is, Anthony; president,
| Anna H. shaw, recording secretary,
Alice stone BlackWoll corresponding
secretary Kate NJ Gordon, auditors,
Laura clay and Anneo Jerfroys Moy.
| olH Mfs, Gait rctiros from the otllco
! Of vice president ana Dr. Cora Smith
Eaton from that " second auditor
| The association reports favorable
| progress during the year Just closed.
| Moro man 200 new societies have bcon
| organized ana $3.50 socIotca and asso.
Citations outside woman suffrage asso.
| Citations have either adopted suiIrae
resolutions or given favorable atten-
| tlon To the principle In some manner
| The gnin I'm membership was large, the
! greatest Increase being reported from
| Kansas, Ten years ago the RgsOcl0-
ton had only thirty life members. at
| present II has $3.50, no become "A llfc
member one must pay ot least $50 into
the treasury A prominent member OF
the association writes 90 this depart.
mout "Tho very fact that 80 many
societies organized for almost every
conceivable KIND ~ work are giving
favorable thought 20 the subject shows
that the idea n rapidly toklng root
IN the minds NJ thinking people, who,
| when they como 20 work along reforms
Ntory limos soon discover that they are
very materially hNmpofod IN their Of
forts through N. lack Of the ballot"
Tho frat annual convention OF tho
National business Womon's league, held
this week NJ the Hotel EndIcott, was
very successful, ana the one hundred
debates have every reason 10 anticipate
II bright future for their organization,
Many plans were made TO Increase the
membership ana 10 arouse the interest
" business women IN tho league In
New York II Is proposed 10 organize
leagues IN onch Of the boroughs, the
presidents Of the borough leagues form'
lng part OF the executive board Of the
i0int city club, TO DO known an the New
York city business Women'a Tongue
A similar plan viii be followed IN New
Jersey, Among the papers read NJ The
convention was ono by Miss Alice LonB
Of chicago, ON Health the First Re-
quIsltc TO Success Miss Long gave
the delegates great deal " excellent
advice on food and general habits Of
living, The modern commercial ea'
iabllshmont IN not n sanat0rium," said
the speaker, "And lll.honllh simply
means TIM, tho workers usefulness 4
her employer IN impaired, Ill'honlu
means suffering, loss of freshness, for
gotfuness, and bad temper Tho bual
ness man expects his women ASSISTANT
20 be cheerful onat, orderly, discreet
ana eyentempered, The lmportOnc,
her profession" said Miss Lone
whether teacher atenogrppher clerk
! or lawyer, every working woman SHOULD
forget all about her work AT Intervals
~ the day ana Jet her nerves rclna
Just for a few minutes, The import
unCo Of this cannot be oycreslimOlcd,
Delaware has q now china labor Law
which has just gone into effect II II
altogether probable that some aim
Guilty win be involved In enforcing IA,
: law at the outset ana the cuh.womel
who worked FOR the reform WIN nov
have the task Of helping its onf0rcent
A published report says
"Dolaware'a new nntl,chIld.lahor Law
mny seriously affect several mnnufac
: turing establishments NJ Wilmington
especially the hosiery and shirt fac
tories The new law prohibits the ON
, ploymont Of children under the age o
, fourteen, ana children between IN
, ngos Of fourteen ana sixteen must pro
J. duco certificates ana 0tldoyis slgno,
, by their parents or guardians that the.
I have attended school ior I least twoly
. consecutive weeks during tho year hc
fore they can be- employee, Chlldrol
who support widowed mothers are oX
: ompt from these provisions, Gov he,