The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24

Twelve, Dul IH6IS has never botu 4
harsh or unkind word spoken, nor ac-
ton that could not be freely forgiven.
For two years this home performed
the required object but vas not what
had been desired; for instead of be-
ing a Day Home for the care of work
ing women's children to be cared for
while they were performing their
daily duties, it was a boarding house
for little children. This required q
larger house, more furniture, more
help, more food, bed clothes, etc. For
more than a year we paid twentv
dollars per month for rent, the sala-
ry of a matron, a cook and furnished
food for Is Of 20 children. The means
Of raising money was by solicitation,
contribution by the members, and diff
ferent sorts of entertainments. At
the end of this year it was found that
the burden was too heavy for the
few to carry and the house was given
up, all debts paid and the organiza-
ton retained its name but has con-
fined its labors along all charitable
lines. Besides relieving suffering
among both old and young, it has
sent committees of it's membership 10
the different hospitals with fruits and
flowers. An improved hospital bed
has been given Mercy Hospital and a
diatetic kitchen has been furnished
in the same institution A contribu-
ton of fifty dollars has been given to
the G. w. Hubbard Hospital Fund.
The most recent act has been the
paying of the board of an orphan
girl in IN institution to which she
was sent. There is an enrolment of
thirty-two, with an active force Of
ten or twelve. We are members of
the City and State F~ederations II
are prospective members of the Nc
tional Federation. The delegates to
the State Federation were Mesdame5
l. B. Scott, A. B. Carter, W. O. Tate
and j. G. Napier. A meeting of tn.
club is called for Wednesday, June
20, at the house of the President.
Mrs. j.. G. Napier, 514 Capitol Square.
At this time a delegate will be elected
to represent the club at the National
Association meeting in Louisville,
July Ills.
The following resolutions offered by
Mrs. Maria G. Kenney, OF this city,
were received with enthusiasm and
unanimously adopted by the State
Federation Of Colored Women's Clubs
at its recent meeting here.
Resolved, First, we shall take a
larger interest in the rearing of boys
so as to fit them for a more refined
home life; see that they are as care
fully looked after in our COLLEGES as
the girls.
Resolved, Second, that we see that
all children attend some Sunday.
school and day school regularly; that
better buildings, modern equipments
and sanitary surroundings are provid
cd.
Resolved, Third, All labor shall BIZ
dignified, especially every branch O
domestic science; that schools 70
this purpose will dot the state, henc,
the cook, housekeeper, ETC., will will
dainty cap and apron and all the re
finement that attends the popular sicl
nurse and command a salary.
The City Federation is called t.
meet at st. John A. M. e. Church
Monday, June 9th, 1910, 8 o'clock I
M. All members are urged to com
out. Plans for the summers worl
will be made so as to get all the ladie
to work and much good accomplished
Let every body come.
MRS. G. L. JACKSON, President.
MRS. A. M. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
The Phyllis Wheatley Club wi.
meet with Miss Sophia A. Jackson, 2
North Hill street, June 3Oth, 1910,
o'clock p. m. This will be the clos
ing meeting of the year. All men
bers are urged to be present. Bus
ness of Importance to be transacted